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Adam Grosser et son Frigo durable

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Adam Gosser nous parle d'un projet de construction d'un réfrigérateur qui fonctionne sans électricité, et de fournir cet outil vital aux villages et aux hôpitaux de part le monde. En repensant des technologies connues de longues dates, il a réussi à créer un système qui fonctionne.

Adam Grosser is a general partner at Foundation Capital -- and a refrigeration visionary. Full bio »

Translated into French by Shadia Ramsahye
Reviewed by Gauthier Nadaud
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