7 STRANGEST New Drones -2-

[@ag135i]

Last folding drone concept is awesome.

[@Tech_Planet]

Definitely, I like how they made it multipurpose!

[@terranovarain6570]

Yeah that thing is freaking awesome

[@fire17102]

Can it sit on a powerline and charge itself?? Game changer

[@earld1403]

Great Video! I usually dread these Future-Tech videos because sources are rarely attributed, and they often come with a ton of fluff to stretch out the video. Your video on the other hand is succinct, to the point and sources are listed. Awesome and subscribed.

[@Tech_Planet]

Thanks, I appreciate that!

[@heartflame503]

@@Tech_Planet what he said .. Awesome and subscribed. thanks for links.

[@davidaustin6962]

Same, when I see the word future in a channel I throw up a little in my mouth.

[@ddegn]

I'm always amazed at how many drones you find which I haven't seen before. I'm already a subscriber to *quadmovr.* He comes up with lots of interesting drones. Thanks for the fun video.

[@Tech_Planet]

Thanks, I'm a fan of his also!

[@stellieford6183]

It's cool that soft robotics and 'drone' designers are exploring and combining different disciplines for useful application

[@Bubu567]

The main issue with using thermoplastics is the gradual loss of plasticity, which is also the reason why plastic can't be infinitely recycled. Constrained metal alloys are also an option.

[@jasonl3445]

Very cool as always

[@Observer_Effect]

Nice concise and informative piece! So, my son is a camera drone pilot in Hollywood - but the pull for the high end drone pros right now professionally is very towards much military/industrial focuses. And - man I sure love the videos of him on the tops of cliffs with FPV drones zipping around him . . . and think they might ultimately be healthier for him than building "one way" drones and such in killing zones. But its his big fork in the road I that he has to make. ***ANYWAY - before my ramble there, my point was that even with a kid in the biz, I really know very little about it - and so work like yours is a wonderful help for me in having educated sounded questions for my kid!

[@davidaustin6962]

My sister has some friends that do the military drone flying, safely as civilians living an otherwise normal life, knowing their dropping a payload intended to kill people, then playing Dad when they get home each day. Says it messes them up good. I'd steer him away from that, no matter how well it pays.

[@RobertGotschall]

Yeah, I'm still stuck on the dragonfly drone in LEXX. I know efficiency and speed are important but how loud they are is also important to me for certain applications. Thank you.

[@ditoalfrido]

5:16 that render of mosquito robot looks so magical when i searched up "robot" on google back in 2008 i think 😄

[@supernova874]

The #1 was the one that made me smile , just what needed 😀

[@charlesb689]

Amazing video!

[@ImagineYouFr]

great video, thanks !

[@KraussEMUS1]

Wow, Awesome!!

[@Tech_Planet]

Thanks for swinging by! A lot of us look forward to your projects!

[@omarpasha9855]

Incredible!

[@yazooriverman]

Nice job on this Keep up the good work 👏

[@costrio]

As the drones keep getting smaller and smaller, you could do an episode on the fly swatters of the future, perhaps?

[@jamesdash1906]

Pretty cool stuff

[@bowieinc]

This was an excellent video.

[@mikeconnery4652]

Excellent video

[@rickcorl7161]

Amazing! What's next? Subscribed

[@pkwithmeplease]

the drone at :33 is from devinci's design so amazing that we could create what he wrote down and it actually worked.

[@Brucenator100]

Very informative -- nice job -- wonder ho the swarms of nano drones are progressing -- each with a video camera and a small charge - could you do an entire video abut these scary devices?

[@RixtronixLAB]

Creative video, thanks for sharing it :)

[@mina.readings]

these drones are unbelievable!! 😲 awesome list!

[@신-q9d]

다양한 아이디어가 나오네요.

[@KikRogerz]

Nice see D.Vinci ideas in today techs....😊

[@whatnextjoe]

Thanks for the Video very well done, I have been tempted to work on a project like the 1st video. Thanks for sharing

[@Tech_Planet]

Thanks for watching, go for it!

[@md.moinulislam9467]

Very Unique Drone Products.......!

[@keithking1985]

the last one was awesome

[@danknight3801]

Very entertaining. Thanks!

[@t.ticklesfpv]

I think the best part is how scared and excited I am all at the same time. That self flying forest drone had me by the gonads.

[@Dalorath]

This is some amazing stuff... Super Exciting tehcnology :-D I have ideas running through my head 😀

[@Tech_Planet]

Thanks, start building!

[@joemck74]

They gone and done it. The weapon too terrible to use. The Guided Dildo!

[@randomcomment3865]

Seeing that last drone, (with folding arms), pass through a narrow gap is reminiscent of smaller birds' ability to fly through a chain link fence. (Used to enjoy watching them do that, as a kid).

[@timorieseler276]

It's both: fascinating and creepy...

[@kennithbauch7411]

Loved the video, love the drones...

[@markwaki3950]

Very creative

[@trueriver1950]

Those rotors look just like the original helicopter design by Leonardo da Vinci, except installed in pairs

[@raymondo162]

well spotted sherlock

[@benginaldclocker2891]

that's literally the point

[@tritonbradford1688]

Toroidal propellers for drones, and boats is where it is at in my opinion.

[@teacon7]

Let's hope that whomever ends up in control of these has a strong respect for human life.

[@wanfuse]

does the drone that lands on the wire, get its electric from the wire? as in electric grid wires? seems like a nifty idea!

[@arnemeyer1474]

wow... brutal unreal 4 me... I saw the first home pc ... called Comodore c64. Big jumps. THX 4 the vid

[@stellieford6183]

I had a e too used a cassette drive

[@arnemeyer1474]

@@stellieford6183 c: run data yeah crazzy timeslap :)

[@2012listo]

See that ion shit? I told you the stealth fighter was a TIE fighter!

[@enadolgel5504]

I think the 3:50 huuver and the 6:10 reconfigurable quadcopter are lucky to progress in the real life of tomorrow, man needs them.

[@jonbondy]

At around 2:40, the drone shown is clearly being held up by thin nylon threads. So much for proving that ion lifters can fly on the their own.

[@KraussEMUS1]

The craft you are referring to does take off from a safety tether in that particular video cllip. I agree it might have been better if Tech Planet had shown a better clip of it from the 34 plus flight footage videos on my channel. I am still very grateful to him for including it on his channel. If you look at my channel and take any care whatsoever, you will see that it does in fact very clearly lift its power supply and does a good job of it.

[@thespicemelange.1]

Boy once they learn how to make that ion thrust on major scale will be having flying saucers in no time.

[@trueriver1950]

Some say there's a whole stock of them in area 51

[@ainekgonzalez2193]

last two are really something else.

[@VioletScarelli]

The reconfigurable drone is actually hella cool-

[@gordonstull1962]

Acoustical powered drone? I am beginning to realize the speed of sound-barrier has not been over come. Coil & un-coil concerning levitation, the correct complex acoustical signature may infact be able to lift extremely heavy loads over a very short distance? Thank you for this very informative video!

[@Tech_Planet]

Thanks for watching, there are acoustical tractor beams so it might not be that far off!

[@kingmasterlord]

figure it out and build a pyramid, refuse to elaborate further

[@drkastenbrot]

you dramatically misunderstand the physics here. there is no acoustical signature. its just a strong static soundwave creating pockets of low and high pressure, just strong enough to lift a styrofoam ball. it is not viable for heavy objects. the speed of sound is easily overcome, its called supersonic and all kinds of bullets, rockets and jets have achieved those speeds. even a whips tail will go supersonic.

[@tonytor5346]

Nothing to do with this video. Just an idea; make a spiral mirror, and point it to the Pleiades or some other well identified star as you see it today. You will detect light using a light detector . Then figure out where the Pleiades are today (1200 light years away from they are today) you will it detect “light” where there is none. There currently is no explanation for that. I mentioned the Pleiades because this is the star group that was used for this experiment in “a well known national laboratory” where this experiment was conducted. This only works with a spiral mirror. There is no clear explanation as to how “light” traveling at the speed of light is reaching the mirror from the current location where the star cluster is today “instantaneously”. The spiral mirror must be at least 1 meter long. No reflector is needed. This is one of the top things physicists are working on. Two possible explanations: Tachyon / photons or quantum entanglement. FYI - there is no other stars at the site where the photons area coming from the location where the photons are coming from taking in consideration time dilation.

[@maynardbradburn3901]

do any drones utilize the 100 nm free electricity from humidity?

[@Fennek_Kaipii]

What a blue balling at the end... atleast include the end of the bottom view drop through of the drone xD

[@wizardnotknown]

Your thoughts are alone strange, that you even think of science as a strange thing.

[@garrithsmith799]

Micro drone gets caught in a web. Spider takes a bite..

[@lunarmagiclegend]

I want that mini drone that has a nuclear diamond battery that can last 28,000 years on a single charge 😂

[@danknight3801]

Like that old work horse that peeked into the barn to see what Henry Ford was tinkering with this time. Drones are getting there.

[@laurentoutan9922]

Comment fonctionne ce drone a 3:13? Ionosphere?

[@jimb1843]

Can the last drone land on a high tension electrical power line and recharge its batteries? I've read those typically are un-insulated.

[@jimb1843]

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[@oubliette862]

i wonder if the screw blade would work better if it were ducted. Or had something around part of it.

[@KraussEMUS1]

Cool idea or even a clear tube.

[@oubliette862]

@@KraussEMUS1 watching that gave me allot of ideas, fun to think about. a quiet drone or helicopter would be neat.

[@KraussEMUS1]

@@oubliette862 I always loved the DaVinci helicopter! You may have seen the basically silent ion propelled crafts on my YT channel. Thanks for chatting!

[@teddy3657]

Glad we're well on the way to terminators! Lol

[@Tech_Planet]

I hope I'm off the planet by then heh

[@nanayeboah475]

Leonardo Da Vinci lives on❤️

[@dk6578]

A drone made using the DaVinci Aerial Screw? And we were told that the Aerial Screw had been tested and could not possibly work...

[@CharlesVanNoland]

"Electroids" hahaha

[@kingmasterlord]

2:22 I'm going to need to see some flight footage that's not on circular paths that could easily be produced by swinging it on a string

[@KraussEMUS1]

I don't know about the rocket shaped drone, but it doesn't look like it is on a string at all, and it flies quite high by known means. The one right after it that is ion propelled. It just one of a series of ion propelled models of its type. There are 2 US patents for it and dozens of flight footage videos on my YT channel. All the info is there.

[@1ntwndrboy198]

The first one that Davinti made needed to be nade from modern day kite materials to make it work.

[@BitSmythe]

5:05 “over 1.6 MpH”? Wow, that thing’s flying!

[@bannistg]

Very frightening. The military applications of these drones are endless and with miniturization we could be faced with the most deadly death-dealing devices that humanity has ever had to face. They could become simply unstopable if their AI ability allowed them to persistently adapt to newer and more deadly configurations. :(

[@MsDuketown]

This risk is catched at the patent office.

[@v.gedace1519]

The path finding drone/algorithm is the most promising thing to archive a anti Russians (tank) drone! BUILD it asap and in very large scales

[@perrylc8812]

We have enough damn mosquitoes without having mechanical ones.😂

[@antd8667]

That last one is good

[@ajimang01]

The first one, with a propeller like that, aerodynamics is not efficient in sending wind from top to bottom, that's the reason why drone or helicopter propellers are made of simple shapes

[@larasmoyonugroho9945]

what drone is in 2:00 ?

[@sidl834]

Nice 👍

[@launeto]

da Vinci is claiming his patents

[@rizen3467]

quadmovr on here xD

[@pholomotshidisi845]

A flying tank is scary to imagine. Exciting.

[@alfieroseburg8887]

Im excited to see machines that can build and design its own drones, fly it, repair it and package it for ebay.

[@narutaki0]

i can already hear the furious scribbling noise of fantasy writers and DnD gms :D

[@cuongle2567]

Tất cả phương tiện trên không còn dùng cánh quạt là còn lạc hậu lắm. Phải sử dụng điện từ âm dương giống như trái đất thì khoa học mới phát triển mạnh được

[@b-e-a-r6166]

I'm a little surprised that toroidal propellers weren't mentioned.

[@j.douglassizemore792]

The hunter seekers are coming.

[@xhappy425]

I sensed some drone company/ies are/is taking note/s for their next "OWN" designed drones..

[@joseph71345]

Cool

[@bigpuppy9923]

That was great. Amazing how so many different concepts are being designed. A word of warning on the add for the Amazing $139 Drone. It is a con. Don't go there. It's not worth $10.

[@takeaflightfpv8006]

What about the Lynchpin ?

[@bernabrito]

Imagine if the father of aviation, Santos Dumont, only could see this… it would blow his mind…

[@stevesloan6775]

At 4;50 it reminds me of two stroke reed blocks.

[@thinker1056]

Possibilities for the future or incredible and frightening. Deposited potential is immense

[@WillieStubbs]

That last drone could land on a power-line and recharge.

[@tonyhyde2644]

i'd like to see more development in frequency propulsion

[@namron8105]

If power sources can be thrown to air to power those ion propulsion

[@hugomunoz2545]

Nice

[@user-raf]

Спасибо здорово.

[@noelhutchins7366]

I'm excited to see the development of ion parachutes, yes flight is difficult to control and lifting its own power-supply is only another hurdle in making an engine: an ion chute for military application is a good projected step. I think the UFO I saw was ion-drive-powered, slow, soundless, didn't bother birds on the wires or the horse, just maintained altitude and barely changed course.

[@KraussEMUS1]

The ion propelled device shown above does lift its power supply and is patented for it. There are 36 flight videos of it on my channel. Over 40 videos about it in total.

[@simplegaming1830]

The drone used. The white one. Is a dji tello tho...

[@SonOfTheOne111]

You left the biggest downside to drones out of your video- the awful noise they make!!! Do any of these alternative designs reduce the noise? I reckon the ion drives are quiet. I also will not be a happy mensch when these gadgets are ubiquitous. I’ll probably take to carrying my pellet gun and do target practice! .

[@MaxB6851]

What can be done to reduce the noise drones make. A silent drone would be more useful to police and the military.

[@mikemarley2389]

A squid would make an efficient drone shape .

[@TheGreg6466]

those ion lifters would be really useful if wasn't for that pesky gravity being such a big issue, XD

[@KraussEMUS1]

There is a video of the ion propelled craft above lifting its power supply, with no overhead tether, on my channel, for almost 2 minutes continuously so far. It has flown for about 3 minutes on a battery charge before intermittently.

[@IAmTheOceanWhosWatersOverflow]

2:46 You can literally see the fishing line suspending the "drone"

[@KraussEMUS1]

There are over 40 public videos of the Ion Propelled Vehicle. While there is a safety tether in this video, most videos of the craft are verified to have no tether. The craft has two US patents that describe it clearly and is well verified to lift its power supply with ions.