Title: Shell Eco-marathon Indonesia 2022 – Semar Proto UGM
Duration: 03:13
Description: Semar Proto UGM team manager Adzim Mardiansjah discusses green energy and sustainability.
Semar Proto UGM Transcript
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Adzim:
I think the impacts of climate change is obvious. You can see it in everyday life, and therefore we should be more aware and put more effort into a more sustainable future.
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More effort
More sustainable future
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Semar Proto UGM
Universitas Gadjah Mada, Indonesia
Adzim voice-over:
We are Semar UGM from Universitas Gadjah Mada, Indonesia.
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Adzim Mardiansjah
Team Manager
Adzim:
Shell Eco-marathon is important as it gives a miniature scale of the engineering world ahead of us.
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Adzim:
It has the engineering, the calculations, the mathematics, the simulations, and also the management.
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Adzim:
Our team's aim is all towards green energy and sustainability. And I think it's very important to teach sustainability about global warming to the younger generation.
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Teach sustainability
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Adzim:
We decided to work with local orphanage because we believe that children from all backgrounds should be able and have the facilities to learn about sustainability.
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Adzim:
We think it's important to work with local community because a knowledge is not spread, it's a knowledge not well used.
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Cuts to shots of children looking at projector in classroom, before cutting back to Adzim.
Adzim:
So at local orphanage, we taught children how to make eco bricks.
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Make eco-bricks
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Cuts to shot of team member building eco-bricks with children, before cutting back to Adzim.
Adzim:
The reason we chose eco bricks is because trash is unfortunately still a big problem in Indonesia…
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Adzim voice-over:
… and it is something that you can see every single day. It's everywhere.
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Adzim:
So we wanted these kids to have a vision that trash is not just, things that you throw away, it can also be something that can be reused and to be meaningful and purposeful.
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Reused
Meaningful
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Adzim:
In order to teach sustainability to kids, you needed something that is, relatable. It has to be easily understandable, hands on, and also fun.
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Relatable
Understandable
Hands-on
Fun
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Adzim:
So we collected plastic bags and trash from the recycle bins at our university. And we cleaned it up and brought it to the orphanage and made plastic eco-bricks with the children.
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Cuts to shots of team members using plastic bottles to form eco-bricks.
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Adzim:
The way we made eco-bricks was first we got our plastics into small bits and we put in the plastic bottles until it was firm and sturdy…
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Cuts to shots of team members planting tree in plant pot made of eco-bricks.
Adzim voice-over:
… and we made 10 of these plastic eco bricks. afterwards we assembled it into a small plant pot. And then we plant the trees with the children of the orphanage.
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Plant trees
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Adzim:
We did this to symbolise the reversal of the pattern where trash is put into nature and so we make trash into something that was meaningful.
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Cuts to three-way split of driver in vehicle, a close up of a seatbelt, and a long shot of the driver inside the vehicle. Then cuts to a shot of the vehicle slowly being driven outside garage.
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Adzim:
My team cares about sustainability ‘cause we know we only have one planet and it's just not for us. It's or everybody, for every generation.
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Adzim voice-over:
We believe it's important to develop electric vehicles because we aim towards a more sustainable future.
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Sustainable future
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Cuts to shot of team members watching vehicle pass by on track, followed by three-way split of vehicle running on track.
Adzim voice-over:
And, you know, every bit of new engineering, of new technology must face hardships and challenges in the future.
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Adzim:
But we believe every efforts towards it is a effort that counts, as it's a small step in a long journey, and we have to begin.
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Cuts to shots of Adzim celebrating on track with team members, before cutting to them holding a cheque and trophy on the podium.
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Adzim:
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