I think it’s called hobermans switch pitch!🤔

Extremely advance technology will always seems like magic. Humanity is getting there

Here after JRE podcast

Tq for telling me how to use my new toy...13 years ago video

always blue game ball from silicon valley show and it is called the switch pitch

It is called a Switch Pitch Ball and I want Hoberman to ACTUALLY add more colors AND color patterns AND have some of their color patterns ACTUALLY inverted here in stores that ACTUALLY sell toys EVERYWHERE in the USA SOON ENOUGH!

That tall guy is great

I made a comment saying God bless you not realizing you were a Christian. This song is awesome! Love you brother :)! God bless your family

God Loves you!

It's called a ten ten dama.

Nice work in here Tony. I'd say the only thing would be to soften how hard your hitting. That'll give you more consistency and control!

No Good on NZ Coins

Nostalgic Still remembered when my family is subliming dry ice with hot water and then I added liquid soup into it and found this And the fact that I am not the only one doing this

i have one of these coincidentally . but in the color of orange and green

Sometimes the simple statement is the most powerful.... Happy Sabbath!

Lol. The name of the product, is "color changing ball", that's its actual product name. You play catch with them, they come in blue, green, yellow and red, each has two colors.

Recommendation 10 years later

Remember This

Beautiful! Thanks for sharing!

I had one of those!

"Munchies"

Chuck Norris is immune. Does that make him Superman?

But in the US, you need to be very careful. The government has bungled this and all of my American friends are suffering far more than I ever expected.

nice. Luckily in NZ we only have 90 people infected and we are going to come out of lockdown on Thursday :)

looking great!

It’s a switch pitch ball

Here is the patent: patents.google.com/patent/US7464503

www.jwz.org/blog/2018/04/hoberman-switch-pitch/

Hoberman Switch Pitch

hoberman

thank you! that was beautiful and moving! i love the simplicity!

I am printing a Spring right now to

while waiting for mine to print i looked up some videos. im also printing on a monoprice select mini v2. glad to see that the printer handles it well, now i just need to see how the filament does

Tony could you give me your thoughts on my content and possibly even drop a sub if you enjoy them, good quality videos you have here

hoberman Switch Pitch Ball

its called the chrome ball and how it works? well you see if you spin it it changes colour and if the wind is perfect enough it will change colours

It is a switch pitch

it did not work😾😾

Its Switch Pitch. It changes color based on gravity, and manipulation.

ALWAYS BLUE!!

Got one answer. Is a nice design, although it seem rather complex it only has one degree of freedom related to the expansion. So it is a ingenious ensemble of pieces that are connected to each other in such a way that the system is only stable in 2 configurations. Is composed of two types of pieces: disc-like piece: there are 4 of them visible for each color, they are surrounded by 3 of the other type: foil-like: they surround each disc-like piece when the ball is contracted Going from one configuration to the other involves the hiding of 4 disc-like pieces, the surfacing of the other 4 that were hidden inside, and the flipping of all the foil-like pieces. Why does this happen when rotating? Well this is caused by the centrifugal forces created when to the ball rotates. And it does not matter the direction of the rotation because when you pull one piece outside to expand, all the pieces move together due to all their movements being coupled. That is what it means that it has only one degree of freedom. Why does it contract again? Well the ball can only expand certain amount due to its design, at this point it bounces back and starts a contraction movement folding again. The details of the design are rather out of my design-drawing skills and I did not find better images or diagrams of the actual toy to produce here. I hope the explanation was graphic enough. shareciteimprove this answer

Many years ago ( more than 12 yrs), in one book exhibition in Bangalore, India, I saw it and bought 3, I wanted to know the mechanism too, but no one could explain. Anyway, all the three were given to 3 children who broke and threw. Now I do not have any and I could not find any more yet.

I have that type of ball

www.hoberman.com/fold/Switchkick/switchkick.htm# you 'll low other works of Mr. Hoberman(included in the link above) Hoberman himself!: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chuck_Hoberman

It is green and purple there is little plastic bars inside that make it switch when you throw or tos it

It's a. Switch pitch

ALWAYS BLUE ALWAYS BLUE ALWAYS BLUE

I HAVE ONE!!!!!!!!!

Here b/c of SILICON VALLEY . ALWAYS BLUE! ALWAYS BLUE!!