5 Amazing Inventions You NEED To See #44

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FLARE buddyguard.io/
Light Sensitive Sunglasses www.booenn.com/
idime idime.us/
Airing www.fundairing....
Solocam igg.me/at/solo...
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[@hameedwafaAFG]

Airing will give you heart attack, if someone farts in your bed room 😂

[@weakpig]

anybody thinks the Buddyguard Flare is creepy as fuck??

[@carloscruz7317]

Creepy as fuck!!!!

[@haydenwalker4001]

no.

[@sticky170]

Nah, but it will allow you to see how you are getting robbed when you´re out in the forrest. :P

[@Waffenschmiedinx]

yup

[@caradu9973]

I do

[@0ldb1ll]

Cats are an amazing invention. I think we should all have one.

[@JAYRAY00]

i-dime looks ok, but why not just build the memory directly into the case, if you've got to have the case on anyway. I just bought a 128gb microSD card for my phone, because I didn't buy a crippled iPhone for nearly twice the price.

[@iddrissandu6238]

If it's built right into the case, transferring if files and sharing becomes more difficult.

[@jacobh.3008]

Sandisk has a case for iPhone that does the same thing.

[@ahgumusay]

thnx good to know it

[@FlyingWheelz]

its hillarious..from 10am to 2pm 35gb of pics..wtf

[@alextorres3248]

+Dino Mazzone IkR

[@samwoj]

15 seconds in I could have sworn the lady was about to sing.

[@SuB-zv3ij]

The second one is actually dangerous to use. Especially in the example given. When you have those glasses on, you would probably forget to turn on the lights because it seems as if they already are on because it's light.

[@PureGonzo]

If you look ridicule with a phone stick, imagine with Solocam.

[@HockeyCrab]

The first couple seemed a bit too happy about waking up

[@ThomasWinders]

I could use an Airing. But IMHO, there's no way you can stuff something in that small device which could pump some 500 ml at a time. And what kind of batteries would you need to operate that thing all night long? maybe if connected to a wall adapter...

[@ShahulHameed-fq7tz]

hi Judi

[@ferrarigirl666]

i need sunglasses like that, but look beautiful

[@jamesldaniels]

5. The BuddyGuard: How does it work? Does it need batteries? Is it motion sensitive? The was a very poor presentation. 4. The sunglasses: Are you kidding me? 3. The idime: Good if you're a professional or 13 but an average Joe like me, it's not worth it. 2. The Airing: It never was proven it worked. It shows the farmer using it but never said it was successful. 1. SoloCam: What 'Joe Geek' came up with this one?

[@Sunsetter678]

My Husband HATES his Cpap machine! He would actually wear this! The Airing is a breakthrough creation in deed!

[@nightstringers]

Another solution is STOP buying Iphones until they update to added storage .Samsung tried one time and went right back to removable storage

[@kevinjackson2528]

But apple would never do that, they wouldn't be able to make as much money

[@deanebosque9614]

+Back Minster

[@splashless]

Essentially, five commercials proceeded by a 3 min commercial to watch the five commercials. Last time for me.

[@snapper4u]

did they do a sleep test with the device inserted to verify oxygen saturation?

[@brendennel9939]

As a CPAP user... I can see one major issue with that, as designed... even IF those "little pumps" could deliver the pressure needed to keep your airway open... standard CPAP machines have a pressure regulator as different patients have various pressure requirements and may need adjustment over time... they also have a temperature regulator and a humidifier so your air passages don't dry out, especially in the winter months... so the major design issue I do see is that inserting that into your nose would cause general irritation, no matter how "soft" those were... and even if the battery lasted 8 hours... is it some form of standard battery that is rechargeable or is it a specialized new battery that will cost a small fortune? If this machine is sort of as simple as they say it is, you're talking a small battery and just some electrostatic air pumps... no flow meters, no heaters or humidifiers, no regulators... they should be very inexpensive and almost disposable... Another thing that appears skeptical... if they are ready for production... it has to have been clinically "tested" and "proven"... that guy in the "commercial" said he wanted to "try" it... in other words, no one has said they've used it and it works... if you go back and "look" at the adv... it says, in very small print in the corner "NON WORKING PROTOTYPE"... and when he's in bed with is it says, " COMFORT AND FIT TEST"... meaning there are not working components in it... it's just a pretty empty THING you can stick up your nose... or anywhere else... LOL... and the final statement is not accurate when that "doctor" (actor) says,"For the first time we HAVE A TREATMENT patients WILL BE willing to use"... well if it doesn't exist... how can that statement NOT be misleading and deceptive?... What they probably did is hire the doctor to talk about something and then cut it into this advertisement... and IF you go to their site... they are selling "VOUCHERS" for a product that may not be FDA approval if it even works... LMAO... if you want something that really works... I have a suppository that will cure the common cold... I think... BUTT you'll have to try it and, as they say, actual benefits may vary between individuals... (wink) Legal note: I have NOT claimed anyone in this video has lied or is being dishonest with their statements or intentions... I have only pointed out from my experiences and what I have seen in this video that makes me question the entire concept and product viability and it's ability to be medically evaluated and licensed for use.

[@davidreece6193]

+brenden nel yes google the guys names in the video pitch. interesting!

[@Gorath67]

nice collection of see-how-they-die startups ;-)

[@paperbackpocket1759]

Does anyone know the name of the song used during the first part of the video?

[@2023awakening]

i am also wondering

[@janmae19]

I think that the music is owned by the advertiser. You might wanna check that ad. How's that sound?

[@ralucadbch]

I love the airing! What a relieve for the patients!

[@brendansapp]

its fake it says non working prototype it sucks

[@yeahwerepthesamesmartech7113]

+Gamer_Z give them the benefit of the doubt until it truly doesnt work

[@HungerSlice]

TheAristocat When it'll come out we'll get to know. It's still under development but they wanted to make the ad before the initial release. It might work and as for pressure quantity, maybe it regulates itself depending on the temperature of your nose and body.

[@marcramirez2093]

the Solocam was probably inspired by the Selfie Stick

[@Listener113377]

imagine how many good new inventions we could have in the world if only money wouldn't get in the way each time.

[@indang3r610]

Only thing i'd want are those driving sunglasses.

[@xXxBatouxXx]

10:00 AM take pictures... 2 PM Batteries r gone need a powerbank ^^

[@jessiegrider529]

I NEED that sleep Apnea device. I want to buy one. I don't think you can yet.

[@firefly618]

My bullshit-meter says it's a fraud 9:1. But I'll buy one after its produced and other people prove me wrong.

[@alaritruuts523]

It can't possibly work.. Average person breathes 60 liters of air a minute, that's 1 liter per second (not taking into consideration that it's an in and out breathing cycles, which would only make it more improbable) So by appearances, the capacity of the "micro pumps" inside could be around 2 cm3, which would mean the device has to pump 500 times a second (that's 500 Hz) in comparison your high end electric toothbrush is around 166Hz.. Would anyone want something like that on their face, how could you even sleep? Also to take into account in and out breathing cycles, your have to double that even..

[@brucecoulda1596]

+Alari Truuts I like reading smart people explaining things that I don't understand so I can learn easily. Reading comments I accidentally learn and it sticks better not having to focus so hard.

[@firefly618]

Alari Truuts OTOH, if it worked at ultrasonic speed, it would be able to pump liters of air without making a noise (except to dogs.) Power considerations aside, it's not physically impossible. It's just much more likely to be a scam.

[@pstrap1311]

etatoby uh, "supersonic speed" huh? yeah, right. and you can't set power considerations aside because it needs power to operate. so yeah, it is impossible. its amazing this pos has the gall to put his face in this video for the whole internets to see.

[@etmax1]

I'm EXTREMELY sceptical of the Airing, my wife has sleep apnoea and there's no way that little thing could force enough air in when she's obstructed without blowing itself out of her nose. Battery capacity too is EXTREMELY doubtful, at the end of the day expend 100watt/hours of power a battery has to be at least around 1kg so this is likely only something that keeps the nasal passages open which is not many cases of sleep apnoea.

[@pierreduranleau2514]

I Agree. It also does not keep track of the sleep data your doctor would need to diagnose any changes.

[@boing2203]

Right. And they only tell you it's only good for a single use in the FAQ section of the site.

[@boing2203]

Goodo1234 I agree. It's still a good ideia. But it would be better for the environment with a rechargeable battery. They say they are working on it.

[@asmrlova]

*Non-working prototype

[@Patchuchan]

Yah if they had batteries with energy densities that high it would be a multi billion dollar breakthrough in it own right.

[@terryobrien9652]

fantastic!ihave this problem, and would jump at the chance to be on list of trialistsfor this great invention , where can i buy when thay go on sale?

[@bipindesai]

Wonderful inventions !!!!

[@cakabey3323]

Airing should be the # 1 on this list 👍

[@firefly618]

The microphone + solo stick is a great idea, except that double handle looks stupid.

[@danielsalib6763]

The second invention was the best in my personal opinion.

[@JohnSmith-td7hd]

The sleep apnea thing could be an important product.

[@VideoMktMadnessradio]

Those sun glasses! You can see in any light, and look ridiculous at the same time! Move over Google Glass!

[@nikprntss]

I like the iDime, anything that takes the terrible iTunes out of the picture is great.

[@willynilly8427]

5) Creepy smoke alarm gonna kill you 4) Silly electric shades slightly better than photochromic lenses (but sit so far off his face he'll be blinded anyway) 3) A really complicated and cumbersome micro SD card you're even more likely to lose 2) Empty plastic bullshit that doesn't exist (yet) 1) Like a tie-clip microphone and a selfie stick, but much, much worse

[@anhslaught7950]

I like the song in the beginning of the video. Wonder what its called.

[@anhslaught7950]

The Buddy GUard song, what is that people?

[@janelajoy2]

what is the title of the background music on the first part of this vid? thanks

[@alib1149]

Any extra news about the airing? I know a few people who really need that and would love it if it works.

[@mebossyounothing]

2:25 : i-dime -> simply don't buy iPhone, every other phone has got an micro SD slot to up to 256 GB storage 5:30 : Stop using pesticides to poison our kids and you will be healthy as any other person, you won't need any gizmo to save your life

[@2bobrobbo]

Alternative to CPAP machine. I watched a show were they use a mouth guard like sports people use but it has a large hole in middle, the idea is to stop the jaw falling back which blocks your air ways. just another thought to share, check with your doc first.

[@IDoWhatIWant-]

Anybody know what song is playing in the buddyguard ad? Can't find it on google or Shazam.

[@anastasiakosmidou5186]

Is this Airing usefull for crooked diaphragm too?

[@psammiad]

The Airing sleep apnoea product is interesting but the guy is basically saying, "we need to raise money, sell a load of these things to a lot of people, and see how it works". Not "we've done clinical trials with a few thousand people, proved it works, therefore you can be confident buying it". That's totally the WRONG approach to a medical product. It's illegal in many jurisdictions to sell a medical product that hasn't been clinically trialled.

[@sharahernandez1]

we want to see some company try to launch those air buds with the flanges....

[@plackatube4026]

I THINK i-dime, is so small, that i would lose it in the first hour, but its smart.

[@Byronjojo]

anyone know the name of the first song?

[@shadow_kitten3152]

what is the song to the first invention please

[@trevorho6549]

i lol'd at the Iphone thing.

[@sarahjohnson2593]

iDime seems pretty good!

[@DrunkoJesus]

IDime looks amazing

[@bobbik]

who sings the first song? sounds like the Joy Formidable!

[@kiransadanandan2371]

Nicely edited video

[@sc3140]

They are all really cool!

[@umayrjaved]

Why the hell someone would take so many pictures, we dont do anything with pictures and just dump them in corner of our phone's storage..

[@therealityishere2461]

where i can find airing? how much?

[@marcramirez2093]

it took this long to come up with the Solocam?!?

[@kerihamilton2007]

the last one is a selfie stick with a microphone on it.

[@psychospammer1420]

Those glasses are 100% gay superhero ..don't it make your brown eye blue, yes it does.

[@TV-fv1ih]

I am jealous since all this seems to be are a series of five commercials at a time. Genius. Get paid twice for doing nothing. By the way, the solo cam maybe a sign of the apocalypse!

[@brian21186]

What is the name of the music on the idime part?

[@felicityfoo6240]

I honestly think the idime and airing is the only thing here that is useful. But airing just doesn't seem possible. It they somehow created a prototype that actually works as they intend it to, then it would be absolutely amazing and life changing for sleep apnea patients. But really, I think they're a long way from creating somethign that powerful.

[@hillton2180]

I get same idea as airing for air pollution 5 months ago.

[@walterdennisclark]

Air ring is a fraud. Zinc Air is bullshit battery capable of milliamps. Elecrtostatic motors are huge even with milliwatts. This guy is stealing money. He should be thrown in jail.

[@BrookNBones]

I was thinking the very same thing. The electrostatic motors for the pumps he's saying it uses could not put out the 20 cmH2O required to open many airways. Cpap machines for lower range patients range from 4-20 cmH2O some as high as 35 for higher risk patients. The battery would function for a short time as well if it was capable of functioning at all for the amount of "pumps" he plans on putting in there. Whether it's one big pump or 200 small ones, that thing just isn't large enough to move the amount of air required without taxing the batteries beyond their limits. It's just to small. A 600mah at roughly 22ma battery just won't have the nuts behind it to last the 50 hours they're spec-ed at. It looks cool though. Reminds me of the nose plugs used by the bad guy in Ultraviolet. Might make a decent filter for those with regular sinus issues though.

[@2bobrobbo]

I watched a show were they use a mouth guard like sports people use but it has a large hole in middle, the idea is to stop the jaw falling back which blocks your air ways. just another thought to share.

[@walterdennisclark]

I think we are going to see more and more fraud when it comes to crowd funding. This is going to be especially true with CPAP replacements because they it is so mechanical and since snoring is so prevalent, but mostly because fixing the snoring problem is so subject to attitude. Like Vitamin C, it works best when you "believe" in it.

[@hellsangel2005]

+laotzu4272 ha ha.. How dare you judge his lazy, blood pressure stricken, diabetic ass.

[@davidreece6193]

the problem with airing which the inventor has not addressed is cpap machines contain quite a bit of technology to work out when someone is having an apnoae. apnoaes are caused by respiritory or brain. when you have an brain apnoea the machine kicks to make sure you breathe. i know i have both types. for severe brain apnoaes you need oxygen pressure. to say apnoaes are caused be peoples weight is wrong apnoaes can cause people to gain weight, die from heart attacks caused by adrenaline released by kidneys which then releases urine to the bladder so you have to get up and pee. you could empty your bladder and within half an hour be full again. treatment is better than nothing but psuedo technology like being promoted here is bad. it is a crowd funding project with no actual working model.

[@adirmugrabi]

i*dime is such a joke. just get an android. that feature is built in!

[@RobCalhounPGH]

i*dime is for i*diots to overcome the i*mpediments built into their i*device so they can live the i*life and continue to think they are better than everybody else.

[@ErikB605]

Doesn't overcome anything if you want more storage like the video states it costs 100$ per 64gigs in an iPhone. iDime costs 189$ for 128gigs with the necessary case.

[@panio84]

why this I dime does not stick all the usb and adapters together so you don't lose them separated? or a small hole that you can stick all the tools as key chain on 1 place

[@shariardipto813]

Can anyone tell me the name of the first song

[@bubumic2971]

Solo cam looks pretty good ...

[@andrewfletcher5950]

What the name of this song and artist?

[@username82765]

Invention #2: It took less than a week to get use to my cpap machine. And studies show over 50% of people do use it as recommended by Doctors unlike the claims in the video. I'm suspect of the whole thing.

[@sahmsparks5702]

Bloody awesome.

[@riftswift647]

What's the name of the first song being played

[@kelly-jienwarner-miller4252]

My husband has to use a soap machine right now. if this is a good enough alternative we might be interested. thank you.

[@spookysandwich1355]

with the airing what happens when you have a blocked nose sinus issues does it clear the nasal ways ?

[@asmith8673]

Same as with a CPAP or if you don't have sleep apnea; you breath through your mouth.

[@shamoonfraz2008]

hi is this available in the uk? and how much is this?

[@momirmoka90]

Where can i by me Airing??

[@igotsheeps]

idime isn't out yet, a 256GB micro sd flash drive class 10 $28-$29 free shipping on Ebay, do your research buy at your risk.

[@kriogenx0]

Whats that first song?

[@mhmusic6070]

but sir please tell me I will purchse but where have your product.

[@atlantic2233]

Click on "SHOW MORE" that is located just above the comments (not the thing that says " ... More").

[@paulstreehousepublishing]

6:14 for the nose thingy

[@Melodiusgraph7]

I think the solo cam is going to be a disaster. That looks uncomfortable, Then we don't need that much quality on a microphone.

[@pierreduranleau2514]

Airing, does it have sleep info? The mike problem on Iphone or other intelligent telephone can be solve with a simple Lavaliere microphone. Cheaper and simpler.

[@crgaillee]

just put the news cameraman out of a job. I like it though. I like all of them. Thanks for the post.

[@SJPDurham]

Buddyguard is interesting.

[@ekummel]

BooEnn sunglasses...use LCD technology and should work great...until you want to look at your cellphone or some other LCD display...because LCD relies on polorized lenses and if your sunglasses are 90 degrees of the LCD you are looking at, it will be black...

[@Waverwreck]

I laugh every time i hear someone telling me about "high quality sound" associated with a blutooth device. Thats just a glorified selfie stick.

[@maximonacer5039]

Thank you!

[@nordenconrad14yearsago45]

no description?

[@jcrg15]

I want the airing

[@GAMINGFOREXPERTS]

"NON WORKING PROTOTYPE..."

[@samylynch5185]

wish I had idime

[@wilfridteina3823]

Waow where to order?

[@andrajordaan8450]

Please add proper music and remove it during commercials. It is very distracting and chaotic.

[@EddieHazel87]

where is the music citations?

[@sarthakmandal4082]

what if the machine in the breathing thing gets damaged then what?? we die instantly

[@8gerrybruyere8]

I do wonder if that nose device can be re - formatted or designed to have micro filters or a membrane that can filter out air born pathogens? ??

[@myolmanzadustman8383]

They had 'em in the film Ultraviolet. Of course you'd have to tape your mouth shut too. Or... wear a mask

[@braselton94]

I want to know the results of the guy with the breathing issue.

[@Polite_Cat]

there were no results. if you didn't notice, in the bottom corner it says "non working prototype". aka they didnt actually build it yet and probably never will. the product is almost certainly a scam.

[@captainnthegamemaster8440]

commercials in English this still is America.

[@debraj.thomas661]

I need an airing

[@NazaninExplore]

I-dime is great and i want one... Just one problem: easy to lose and hustle to use. Why not a safe way to plug the magnet on phone, is there not a chance it will fall off this way. And the plug: why not a loop to attach it on the phone like old phones had with mini speakers or ornaments?? Still want one do!

[@Icanfigureitoutintime]

Nah you're absolutely right. keep parts to a minimum. First off there are cases with memory expansion. But I say google drive and photo work best. You're gonna pay for something. Why not jus t a higher data plan like an adult. Then no more worries in more areas. I have an android but really appreciate that my photos are backed up before i even know it. Where I regularly use them on other devices. In Google We Trust!

[@williamwolter3170]

looks like late night TV infomercial add to me for all of that s***

[@romyjugroo4542]

Someday you may have to pay to breathe or even initiate the thinking process not to mention the rest.

[@chrisk.1539]

Does everyone knows if -I DIME- works for I PHONE too?

[@omadeameri5752]

What if u sneez while you using the nose thing