12 AMAZING INVENTIONS YOU SHOULD SEE

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1) shelter & cart for junk collectors (Preview)
www.designboom.com/design/she...
2) Roue de Falkirk (Preview)
• Roue de Falkirk Ecosse...
• Escocia: La noria de F...
• Falkirk wheel time lapse
• Roue de Falkirk
• Ecosse Falkirk Wheel (...
3) Black Tandem Axle Wheel (Preview)
• Pinalloy Go GreenTande...
• Trophy Truck Longboard...
4) LenzO®
www.kickstarter.com/projects/...
5) SMOG FREE TOWER
www.studioroosegaarde.net/pro...
6) Cyber Physical Macro Material Drones
vimeo.com/265752944?embedded=...
7) EDAG CityBot
• EDAG CityBot: Mehr als...
• EDAG CityBot
• Smart city: making cit...
• Der EDAG CityBot im Ei...
8) KILOW La Bagnole
• La Bagnole, la voiture...
• La Bagnole
9) UAV (Preview)
• UAV อากาศยานไร้คนขับ
10) Heat-Line Paladin for Roof (Preview)
• Heat-Line Blog: Preven...
11) CorPower Ocean
• CorPower Ocean - Wave ...
12) Wehead
• Wehead - New Era of Hy...
13) COVVI
• Trying The World's Mos...
• Introducing: The COVVI...
00:00 - Wehead
01:04 - CorPower Ocean
01:58 - EDAG CityBot
03:01 - UAV
03:40 - Roue de Falkirk
04:29 - Black Tandem Axle Wheel
05:15 - Heat-Line Paladin for Roof
06:04 - LenzO®
06:44 - COVVI
07:30 - SMOG FREE TOWER
08:26 - Cyber Physical Macro Material Drones
09:12 - KILOW La Bagnole
10:04 - Shelter & cart for junk collectors
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[@nsanefire1]

The model for the boat lift was made from an erector set and not lego.

[@jackbuff_I]

Took the words out of my mouth

[@echothebm]

Same

[@JohnTye]

It said the very first. Likely they didn't still have that.

[@rangerbadger7304]

Yes it's meccano not Lego.

[@allensmith7626]

Actually it was first modelled by using a "Meccano" set no a Lego set

[@reanaldrogan9852]

Jeez, that was insane! you earned my like and subs

[@easyrider3112]

The boat lift you showed wasn't prototyped with Legos. It was done with an Erector set.

[@Ilikeit616]

you must to had a set too .

[@davidpowell6098]

We, in the UK call it Meccano, cracking kit. Brings back memories.

[@olliehopnoodle4628]

I loved my erector sets. Taught me a lot about how to work on mechanical things.

[@ianrobbins]

meccano, not erector.

[@KevOXO]

@@davidpowell6098 It was a standard birthday and Christmas present for me, more Meccano. Dad was always hovering wanting to 'help' we built multi lift cranes and all other mechanical stuff. Sad to say the most prominent memory is hearing the little brass nuts and bolts rattling up the vacuum cleaner.

[@robertiams4198]

All great innovations, there is a much cheaper way to get out of the sun, though, stand up and walk to the shade. Perhaps I am oversimplifying.

[@olliehopnoodle4628]

I got a good laugh out of this. Thanks!

[@shadowbanned5164]

Or you could wear a hat

[@dinorei7364]

@@shadowbanned5164 And have a sctratching finger attached to it so you don´t have to raise your hand everytime you need it.

[@dinorei7364]

@@shadowbanned5164 Your opinion is partial anyway,against shadows.

[@mikewild5367]

It wasn't a lego system it was the old-fashioned Meccano set for the Falkirk wheel, please get the narration correct

[@shadowbanned5164]

Have to say that first one the Wehead is very cool and reasonably priced for what it is.

[@101perspective]

Seems very expensive to me. Don't get me wrong, it's probably not THAT expensive for the technology going into it. However, you not only don't need that amount of technology but it probably would be more useful if you reduced the tech. Just think about it. When you turn your head you would no longer be looking at the laptop. So, the only way that part works is if you either have multiple screens or you set up one of these devices for each person you are speaking to. Which means $1k a pop... PLUS you now need a laptop/interface for every person at the table. PLUS, this would only make any sense to use if it is a few remove people talking to a table full of people. Because if everyone is remote then you wouldn't be looking around anyway. Anyway, the current setup would actually end up costing you TONS more than $1k. However, to avoid all of this you could just control the head display via your mouse or keyboard arrow keys. Then you are looking at the screen the entire time and it is actually the view that changes. You take the tracking feature out though and the cost of this thing drops down to probably $100 to $200.

[@TundeEszlari]

Great video.

[@demonsdown]

One step away from heads in a jar.

[@cranktheac9595]

It's gonna be fun on a bun.

[@EvanIsmail4115]

Nice ❤

[@ianrobbins]

4:11 that's not a lego set. That's a meccano set.

[@anthalas9]

The rotating boat life model… those were not Legos those looked like erector sets, which are made from metal.

[@djriskykut]

from what i remember the falkirk wheel thing only uses the same amount of power as boiling 10 kettles something crazy like that anyway. Whoever designed the gearing system is a proper genius in my opinion

[@jimhood1202]

Just one kettle. The whole rotating wheel is perfectly balanced and needs just a little energy to move it.

[@stevedraycott4289]

@@jimhood1202 It works on the Archimedes principle of water displacement being equal to the load of the barge. And the model was made of Meccano not Lego as he stated.

[@jimhood1202]

@@stevedraycott4289 Fantastic isn't it. The wheel is really close to my house, have you been on it?

[@stevedraycott4289]

@@jimhood1202 not on it but i have seen it in operation

[@jimhood1202]

@@stevedraycott4289 As an engineer, I'm proud to see unique projects like this in Scotland (even if I had nothing to do with it 😉)

[@namensklauer]

Fun fact: if a company only has CGI footage to show, its a scam.

[@Patrik6920]

i wouldnt say that....some things are alot easir explained using CGI... most manufacturers uses CGI to show design, working principles and such... for example its alot easir explain an cumbustion engine through CGI than making one transparent (if wont be transparen very long either...)...

[@JohnTye]

Well, at least so far in the future it's nowhere near ready. That was some impressive CGI so it likely had some backing. But I'm speculating.

[@LevineLawrence]

Are you guys talking about that wave power buoys? If yes, here's an update - not a single wave power company is functional, so all that is left is CGI 😎

[@Hero4Hire4]

I’ve seen scams that had actual models people to look at and touch. They took investors for big bucks, but never produced a product. Nothing is sure until it’s actually on sale to the public.

[@Patrik6920]

@@Hero4Hire4 ..yup... most stuff gets to a prototyper stage atleast... without describing the inner workings at all... If the engeenering is solid and only exist in a computer... investors who can see it and undarstands it will invest regadless if a silly mockup prototype exist or not...

[@oscarlindelof1736]

The fact that America needs to start building these homeless shelters sizzle lot about the United States

[@tray4666]

More specifically, it says something about a particular ‘ideological’ group in the US that causes the problem rather than solve it as they claim to do.

[@virtualmonk2072]

I hope they don't sizzle

[@shadowbanned5164]

Get rid of the illegal alien problem in America and you would solve 90% of the homeless problem at the same time...America has over 40 million illegals in country and that number is growing by the day its why free health care will never work there.

[@russmt4181]

Yeah, that there are way too many people here.

[@Jo_Blo]

Limeys have almost 1/2 the amount of homeless people vs the US, yet their 'country' is ~4,000% smaller. Do the math, slick.

[@patrickenninga5793]

It was not LEGO but Mecanno that made the prototype bridge , when I well remembered....In the clip above about the water bridge , is showing for example the bridge made of Mecanno and not as Lego...

[@davidfrank2824]

I absolutely love the last product. Some sort of genius came up with that idea. The only problem I see is finding a company who would be willing to give these away for free. Let's face it if homeless people had money to buy this cart is that I don't think it would be homeless. I really hope somebody runs with this idea and figure out how to get it into the right hands.

[@niwempleh]

homeless people have money, it's homes they don't have for one reason or another!

[@sswulffable]

Shark Tank

[@theflyy68]

I see a problem with sleeping in something that you've been filling with garbage all day.

[@250tegra]

@@theflyy68 - yes, but maybe a removable/cleanable fabric liner could fix that? Nice to see a concept pioneered by the late Bill Tidy (in The Fosdyke Saga cartoon)...

[@damianmckelvey3963]

The most unforgettable one is the last one

[@fintan3563]

The bionic hands was the best. 👍👍👍

[@jameslanclos568]

10:04 - This would be great for camping, especially if there are bears in the area. Just attach it to your backpack and off you go !!!

[@RythFan_01]

Wow, I will buy these

[@manp1039]

the air purifiers towers would be useful for fire depts.. they could be brought to sites where there is a fire near by to clean the air.. also in other cases.. like in a city center to purify the air.. perhaps also in school zones or places where there are high levels of polution

[@nommadd5758]

Depending on the city the thing would be stripped in five minutes or less!

[@manp1039]

@@nommadd5758 they could even be attached to the tops of light poles for more disbursed air purification.. and could feed off the power of the light pole.. they could have sensors attached to monitor them and the air around them.. could be a way to get a sense of air quality around a city while at the same time giving a city a way to clean up air at a low cost

[@DC-ez8ts]

The Lenzo underwater housing only was made for the iPhone 6

[@olsonspeed]

Wehead nailed the Uncanny Valley.

[@mamamia1906]

I love technology

[@stormywindmill]

@ 4.09 the narrator states the model was made with Leggo, It is actually Meccano.

[@Peter-wv5pl]

The “La Bagnole” might be an electric vehicle i could actually be interested in. I like the basic and practical design. It even has old-timey flip switches on the dash board.

[@dennispearson]

nope gas is better.

[@korymanuel8682]

Yeah those are called toggle switches

[@dennispearson]

@Luke no gas is better.

[@user-ry9on5ie1h]

amazing

[@75percent2infinity5]

Man I always thought it would be smart to use the ocean currents to produce energy l, I don't know if that boeye is the way but really cool to see.

[@rlmiller007]

A proposal using ocean currents to produce energy ( would have built into the base of a new bridge ) in Tacoma WA was turned down.

[@DC-ez8ts]

Well boating definitely is off limits in that field. I wonder how it handles big surges of waves during a storm or similar weather events. Also what’s the estimated life span, sea water is corrosive to all metals. Plus you have the wear and tear of the moving parts and water seals internally.

[@r.lasker5148]

@@DC-ez8ts Sea water is not "corrosive to all metals," FWIW. (OTOH, I can't imagine it would be practical to try to make these mechanisms using high karat gold (or other rare/precious metals!) ;-)

[@arielhermoso4262]

@@DC-ez8ts Coating all corrosion prone parts with high density plastic (HDP) materials (sample: materials of common blue colored plastic drum..)- will greatly reduced the such rusting havocs - in any contraptions intended for ocean immersion.. Other options: Forced injection of grease or special oil around those metals encased by such HDP- will further lessen the said corrosion case... Also, grounding ALL the metal parts of the seacraft machine- will futher diminished the chance of oxygen attack against all concern metal parts.. The ocean water will be the "catcher" of the excess static electricity - which accumulate in the machine system during each days...

[@jimhood1202]

Check out the system operating off the Orkney Islands in Scotland.

[@MyLateralThawts]

EDAG somehow got me thinking about the car Homer Simpson designed.

[@RAM_845]

That E-Dag reminds me of EVA on WALL-E

[@jjjacer]

@4:08 if what was pictured was used it wasnt lego but erector. love those as a child, as an adult i dont understand how i could deal with all those screws

[@joeschmo7145]

The shelter cart is literally something that costs money marketed specifically for the niche demographic of people who are known to not have money. Yes, it sounds even dumber when said out loud. Wherever you are, whatever you're going through, just know there are idiots who said "yep I think that's a good idea" with the shelter cart for hobos.

[@bobgteen6496]

Use it to advertise.

[@Topsspolo]

Good 😊

[@alializadeh8195]

Thanx

[@brianprice3193]

The model appears to have been constructed with Meccano.

[@jonathanminjarez9996]

I'm all for the shelter and cart but the problem is that society in general doesn't like the homeless and are likely not going to just let them be in a public place. In my town there was a known homeless camp site and one day the city just made them all leave.

[@grumpytuber]

“Wehead” isn’t at all what I was hoping for.

[@bohogland5376]

There is a boat lift in Belgium since at least 40 years ago!

[@TROOPERfarcry]

8:37 -- this dude sat down in the sunlight when there was shade just off to the side... then these drones showed up and put shade over him. 1 - Probably the dude wanted to be in direct sunlight 2 - If he wanted shade, wouldn't a "TechZone" invention be "legs"? He could use them to walk over to shade. This is the weirdest thing ever. "For our next invention Swedish researchers have invented a self-licking ice-cream cone."

[@rogerjensen5277]

Yes, another 'useful' device (not cheap either, I bet) so that lazy people can be even lazier! Bravo?

[@justinklenk]

Right?! And the NOISE! (And unnecessary manufacturing energy/battery material dedication!) ALL for what's an objectively bad premise in the first place!!

[@jpjpJPJPG]

I couldn't believe how far I had to scroll to find this comment just because the video trolled a bunch of people with the word Lego lol now That is how you successfully troll for comments lol

[@macmaccourt]

"La Bagnole" translates to "The Car" -- "Piège à hochet" is "Rattle Trap"

[@F.kA.kU.kFarmankhan]

Hello friends good Work

[@TorQueMoD]

I seriously don't understand why we haven't been harnessing the power of the sea for the past hundred years. It only makes up 71% of the planet. lol

[@marleyjanim5033]

We head looks funn

[@wvhillbille9458]

One thing I don’t understand why do the homeless have so much trash they keep around them just because they’re homeless don’t mean you have to be trashy I believe that is the biggest complaint about the homeless at least in the US.

[@rabbitracer79]

Don't know much about being homeless do u

[@HeriEystberg]

One man's trash is another man's treasure. You may see trash, but to them it has some kind of value.

[@alperdue2704]

@@HeriEystberg I don’t think it was referring to clot, etc, but actual trash, not to mention the human biological waste.

[@HeriEystberg]

@@alperdue2704 in that case it probably comes down to the fact that a home has convenient waste management. Without a home you don't have that luxury.

[@alperdue2704]

@@HeriEystberg True, but I don’t see anyone lining up to have those health issues around their living space or business. Why would anyone want that.

[@u.s.aarchangelforgod3679]

Cool thanks

[@Pretender6]

0:50 "Donna Noble has left The Library. Donna Noble has been saved. "

[@davekramer4266]

The trouble with your site is No product Contact Info.. It also would be Helpful if you would state if sold in the USA..

[@onkcuf]

Where's the links to the products?

[@romeoloon2399]

Wow

[@bmedlin00]

air purifying towers?.. do they have a method of discriminating pollutants from pollen?.. that necessary method of plant procreation?.. of course they don't

[@javiermigoya]

I can see EDAG CityBot in an upcoming Slasher Flick, in a scene EDAG while using the hedge Trimmer to trim the bushes near a bus stop, apparently, suffers a malfunction and EDAG drives sideways and accelerates past the Bus Stop with the Hedge Trimmer extended and decapitates everyone, similar freak accidents occur throughout the city until the horrifying truth come out, Name of Movie - Serial Killer: Ghost In The Machine 2 (Movie Poster Catch Phrase: "Never ask a Robot to cut your Bushes Shoulder Height")

[@thomasleemullins4372]

Sounds like a great horror movie. They look for someone who is controlling it only to find out the machine is controlling itself. Like the I Robot movie with Will Smith.

[@waynethomas3638]

looks more like a mecchano build than a lego one

[@geoffschulz]

4:07 The first designs where not made from a Lego set, they were made from an Erector set. Very different product.

[@robertweekley5926]

"Erector Sets" - From before his time! 🥴🤔

[@PiefacePete46]

@@robertweekley5926 : The Falkirk Wheel is in Scotland, so the prototype was probably made from Meccano. The presenter sounds like he is English, so he should be familiar with Meccano; it is still being manufactured... even if it is in France and China! 🥴

[@robertweekley5926]

@@PiefacePete46 - Meccano... Platres, Bars, Strips, Angles, etc, all with a Consistent Hole Pattern, and lots of Nuts, Bolts, & Washers! Little ones! And More!

[@kronop8884]

The most energy efficient way to prevent icicles is to add the appropriate amount of insulation, not only does iit prevent icicles but it also reduces the energy bills... adding heating is an outright waste of energy.

[@michiobosozoku489]

It also looks extremely unprofessional, there are heated foils that would be invisible and easier to install, I assume you turn it on for a few minutes to let the icicles drop. Full time heating would be a waste. I think copying the defrost from an airplane wing would be much more efficient.

[@miguelangelflores5239]

Absurdo como siempre...😂

[@jesseh5084]

Does we-head have a version that doesn’t look like 3 iPhones lazily stacked on one another?

[@nastyfall2009]

Lol, that’s a good one

[@Rivenworld]

Item 1, given curve screen technology why couldn't they make the screen curved? Great concept but could be dramatically improved with current technology.

[@kyledenzbamente]

dito ako nakakakuha ng tips sa home renovation

[@rayherriott6517]

The first model was not made with Leggos but with Mechano - a British product.

[@sandokan1578]

Uau... A car that can trim my bushes... Who doesn't want one...

[@prostytroll]

Wehead - "it looks amazing", if one likes expensive, useless shit... But the shelter/cart invention will be very useful in the near future...

[@jagboy69]

Yeah, seeing xiden is destroying the value of the dollar, he's going to put all of us in the poor house. mfkr.

[@jackbuff_I]

What's the betting that those horrendous modular drones display ads on the underneath

[@fieldie]

2:46 lol enthusiasm in the subject, in other words, you will be lucky to even get minimum wage, if you get paid at all 😅

[@frankhooper7871]

John Michael Cousteau? Surely you mean Jean-Michel!

[@Ilikeit616]

I don't think that was a " Lego " set .... I believe it is an Erector set .... they came out in the 1960's .

[@glynshirt1658]

It wasn't a lego set it was a macano set just to be accurate

[@lloydlego6088]

The boat lift was modeled in Erector Set not Lego

[@user-io9it5gi9f]

これNSR250Rのエンジンですよね？

[@amzarnacht6710]

That first one is confusing as *F We don't see the receiving camera so how the F* can it track the user's head when they turn to face individual members of the audience? Is their camera on a ring mount that can swivel to the position of the person the 'user' is supposed to be facing now? How can it track a nod without being able to go up and down in space 16" in front of the nodder's face? The only way to keep the user's eyes in that top center screen is for the receiving camera to move all over the room because every head movement will break line of vision.

[@rogerjensen5277]

Another 'miraculous' unneeded and unnecessary device!

[@dennismenace5174]

Maybe its cgi 😂😂

[@TorQueMoD]

@4:08 - That's not Lego, it's Meccano!

[@christiankleinfeld7635]

The voice from the "off" constantly jumps into the upper octave (head voice). A real impertinence! You want to turn off the sound and only read the subtitles!

[@edwardtheodore1427]

What does the hand thing do?

[@gopalrgvelliah2471]

you are doing no service to the reading public you'd be doing a big favour if you can add contact info for the products... no thanks !!!! I need prosthetic hands badly please provide necessary info

[@rayherriott6517]

The Roue De Falkirk is the subject of my previous post.

[@FranciscoSantos-ss3uq]

♠♠🔷♠🔷♠♠♠quantas invénçoes espetaculares!!♠♠♠🔷♠🔷♠🔷🔷♠♠♠

[@Griffix96]

The shelter in a cart idea wasn't thought out very well. If the homeless have all their possessions in the cart. What do they do with their possessions at night?

[@bertram-raven]

That is not LEGO, it is Meccano.

[@manbanasiak]

That is one invention. With two reasons. Other reasons would be people run away or that parents kick their kids out so they can make something of themselves.

[@Lord.Kiltridge]

Please do not confuse Lego and Meccano (sold under the brand name Erector in the US). They are obviously completely different.

[@robertamberwich1368]

two stroke engine ?? and they trying to remove diesel ..... interesting :P

[@terrifiedanimal]

"WeHead" LOL! That looks even more silly than its name. I'd have a hard time keeping a straight face and not laughing if I saw this in a meeting. Also, if one is only looking at a monitor, one's head wouldn't be moving much, would it? So then what's the use?

[@TheWorldBelow360]

Ya wanna know how to solve a lot of the homeless problems? Develop a parallel economy in governments to rival the banks, and run all government agencies on a debit system that doesn’t rely on taxation as a form of instant credit. And turn the IRS back into just bookkeepers.

[@sebatattoo]

Poteste mettere qualche traduzione per noi poveri mortali che non conosciamo l'inglese. Grazie

[@thebestwmd6586]

Wait a minute.. He said there's an anchor holding a boy on the surface.. How did nobody catch that?! This is disturbing

[@allenpartlow4580]

Skipped the parts about destroying the ocean and filling it with unmanageable waste to collect tiny amounts of energy and store it in batteries that are created by slave labor strip mining poor countries.

[@TimothyEastman]

🤣 Typical mispronunciation by non-Americans (who correctly use standard Oxford English) when he meant "boo-ee" buoy. Like when they say aluminium (adding an extra "i") instead of aluminum.

[@thebestwmd6586]

@@TimothyEastman We all know what he said and so does he. I understand there's a mispronunciation bcuz of region, but the fact that he knows how it sounds yet still mispronounces it is disturbing

[@rogerjensen5277]

What happens when this field of wave-riding buoys gets hit by a cyclone or even just rogue waves! Was the estimate of power generated stated as a daily amount or weekly, monthly, or yearly!

[@r.lasker5148]

@@rogerjensen5277 What "happens" most likely results depending on a number of factors (length/elasticity of "anchoring cables," safety protocols in place, strength of winds/size of waves, etc.). My guess is that virtually any size/strength of wave could be managed/accommodated, provided buoys were placed in deep enough water (the destructive power of any ocean wave - including the strongest tsunami - is multiplied as it reaches shallow water).

[@gerardojoseevelyn1108]

Por favor envien el video en español!!!

[@tonyhumphrisify]

You said lego but showed Meccano 😂

[@SPotter1973]

1:30 10% of the energy and 50% of the trash. 8:16 ooo ozone machine and negitive ion producer.

[@rollozucco209]

why not a hologram at the Wehead?

[@iankynaston-richards5239]

Someone can't tell the difference between lego and meccano.

[@marekmatyus4294]

nice

[@lloydlego6088]

They left out drug addiction, alcoholism, and mental illness as a large factor the rise in the homeless population. As usual. Pretending it isn't a problem is not going to make it go away.

[@physicsbystanprisajny6284]

Has Terminator colors and stuff

[@Jo_Blo]

Air purifier tower is asinine trash, it must create an ungodly amount of ozone. Just trading one bad thing for the next, lol;)

[@chrisbingham3289]

I would call it Macarno

[@Creative_Studio_SL]

Best Vedio TechZone

[@mikewild5367]

The Falkirk Wheel was first designed using Meccano not Lego mike UK

[@ammitra6833]

Make autonomous driverless vehicles 🚗 for DISABLES...!!!

[@phillwainewright4221]

4:05 ... That's not Lego - it's Meccano, and the UK doesn't have 'bills' - we have 'notes'.

[@bobcat2378]

Meccano?????