Switzerland’s Mad Scientists Soar to New Heights | Hello World with Ashlee Vance

[@valleyhack]

I'm still here to talk about this episode, so it must have been a success. Also, FIRST!!

[@mysterioanonymous3206]

Wow. Just wow. You really did us dirty with the yodeling stuff. I am offended.

[@valleyhack]

@@mysterioanonymous3206 We had no choice

[@stephenhunter121]

What differences did you see vs the bay area?

[@marcr7583]

Love the video! Cool how you show that Switzerland has actual very innovative industry! (Not just lazy finance stuff and chocolate, cheese, watches)…. Thanks

[@andyy6481]

should put the company links up, easy for people to look them up.

[@akmanarda]

This series is one of the new gems that come from large media companies rather than small operations but still have the spirit of those small operations. I love it.

[@AL-jz3jv]

What is so "gem" about?

[@Skunkhunt_42]

I won't disagree

[@peachtransport3102]

Has anyone got those Anthony Bourdain vibes form this?

[@thecryptochase1653]

Right away. I haven't seen that in another show since. One reason I started watching more!@@peachtransport3102

[@boxfox007]

I was so lucky to meet Daniela Marino in Switzerland. What an inspiring personality this woman is. Cutiss can change the World to a better place. It is beyond fantastic to help people on a scale Cutiss can. My biggest respect to Daniela, Fabienne and all the smart people behind Cutiss.

[@maralynnej]

thats amazing!

[@sprogg2001]

Most tech shows focus on the tech. I love that Ashlee puts just as much focus on the people, who are often more interesting than the technology

[@pinkdrakula1001]

soon Ai gona be more interesting then people

[@ollievw3450]

I trained to be a helicopter pilot. The first couple of times they only let you ‘fly’ half an hour straight and level and you come out exhausted and sweat-drenched, but once you have got it, they are a lot of fun to fly

[@Slebonson]

Bless the swiss people and may they stay ahead of the world in Tech!

[@HEX-qw7qp]

most of them are ITALIANS

[@HEX-qw7qp]

@@martin00095 i'm from Milano, so i know that "italian" part of swiss is italian-speaking... but people in this video - is a NATIVE BORN ITALIANS , who was born in Italy and then relocated to Switzerland

[@idkusername2795]

@@HEX-qw7qp but they are in Switzerland because we Swiss allow them to actually do this research, it’s not as easy to do such things in a other countries and I’m extremely thankful that I’ve grown up in a country that pushes for research in technology and science.

[@kingjojojo1]

​@@HEX-qw7qpOf course an italian would say that because all you know is ticino. North of the alps is the biggest part of switzerland and the biggest immigrant group are germans, but yes there are many italians also in the french and german speaking parts and swiss like italians and italy

[@williamrudolph3481]

Does that really matter? @@HEX-qw7qp

[@dgu8240]

The bicycle ride and mind expanding trip at the end was an hint at the swiss inventor of LSD Albert Hofmann who rode his bike home after the first time he ever tried acid. lol

[@valleyhack]

You will not be disappointed by Part 2

[@random-oe9jy]

And he took a biiiiig dose hahaha

[@Broke30YearOldShmuck]

Switzerland is amazingly ahead of the time

[@calicoesblue4703]

lol

[@guest1754]

The skin growing machine is absolutely mindblowing.

[@koiyujo1543]

it is! plus not to mention the tech is only gonna get better!

[@Broke30YearOldShmuck]

The fact that they are working on the melanin to get the right color pigmentation makes it that much more insane

[@akemumoren4133]

i wonder what happens to the baby though when the skin stretches to its limit in adolescence. can it give way for natural skin with time@@koiyujo1543

[@nickthelick]

Ooh! I'm needing a skin graft very soon! Where do I sign up as a guinea pig?! 🤔😁 (I've not yet watched up to the point where they've mentioned a skin growing machine yet!) 😁 ✌🏼😉👍🏼

[@atulkumar943]

6:14 "He miraculously survived through adulthood" 😂😂

[@ben_sch]

Honestly this is one of the most intriguing, entertaining and original (content-wise) video I've seen in a long time. Kept me hooked throughout and left me with amazement. I've been thinking about moving from Germany to Switzerland for quite a few years now and I think this might have been the final nudge to make me actually try it. If I don't try it, I'm sure I would regret it for the rest of my life.

[@extremeencounter7458]

0:52 The detail in the text's shadow on the ground is nuts

[@Vic4ful]

Such a great content! As an Italian though I'm double sided: on one hand I'm very happy of seeing some fellow Italians doing such innovative things, right on the edge of innovation. On the other hand it's so sad seeing them doing this in Switzerland, just because Italy is not capable to retain talents and is not the right platform to let innovation thrive...so unlucky.

[@19Annalisa87]

Italian creativity in the Swiss ecosystem

[@sirvosterzo]

It's not luck, it's government incompetence.

[@D0rlisok]

Yeah sure it’s probably about luck, so unlucky…

[@LukeHoersten]

I’ve been watching hello world for years now. Literally the best thing on KZbin! Thanks Ashlee!

[@richardconway6425]

It's fun and interesting to see an American reacting to Europe. Especially someone like Ash. To see his expectations confounded or confirmed. Anyone who has ever been in a small flying machine will know just how terrifying that helicopter ride must have been. I'm sure the pilot was very skilled, but I think Scott Manley summed up it up best when he described a helicopter as "100 points of failure brought together and made to fly" ...

[@ristopaasivirta9770]

This series is really popping off. You sir, elevate us all to new heights.

[@williamrudolph3481]

What you are saying is that he is elevating the founders of these companies also. I don't think you mean that.

[@turkishdelight6032]

I was hooked within the first few seconds. Love the production value and storytelling

[@kwektans]

Ashlee always finds the most original stories. I'm always educated after his videos.

[@williamrudolph3481]

Better educated.

[@thebauci1167]

Just so you know. The ski mario shows, is made by jacomet ski. A swiss ski company focusing on innovative and ecologic skis.

[@Vi_jacky]

Wow that‘s so interesting!

[@planetaryhealthfirstmarsnext]

Great show! Fascinating seeing Drones do inventory management. Love the VR Simulator too. Impressive what Swiss does to promote R&D

[@JJs_playground]

Ashlee (and the crew) always make top-notch films.

[@davidchukwuocha7052]

6:12 "He miraculously survived to adulthood "😂🤣😂

[@cryptofxalgorithms]

wow, your images are so high quality and high definition. Great video

[@standardannonymousguy]

Great video Ashlee! Thank you for doing what you do!

[@loftdynamics]

Thanks for visiting us!

[@ddp4923]

Very nice to have included that reference to that amazing discovery

[@dogashito2653]

Randomly watching and I see my X-coworker in the video from back when I worked in ETH Zürich. What a small world. Great work!

[@fleisbester612]

Raffaello D'andrea is a great Engineer.

[@Saileahgaz]

Thank you for producing these awesome high-quality documentaries full of interesting content! I genuinely appreciate them.

[@maxm7103]

If only these type of videos would go viral... what a wonderful world that would be!

[@robertlee8805]

COOL Sciences. Love Switzerland 🇨🇭 . Would LOVE to that country to GROW for sure. Spectacular!

[@Rawi888]

Mario is my spirit animal. Really love what you do Ashlee, it's always been my dream job.

[@valleyhack]

He is more incredible in person.

[@Rawi888]

@@valleyhack and you reply. You really a G. Love your videos.

[@Eric-zo8wo]

0:12: 🇨🇭 Switzerland may seem perfect and boring, but it also has a vibrant innovation scene and welcomes smart immigrants. 6:32: 🚁 The video discusses the early days of drone research and the motivation behind pushing the boundaries of autonomous flight. 10:47: 🔥 Researchers are using bioengineering techniques to grow skin in the lab and then transplant it onto burn wounds. 15:45: 🎮 Flight simulator veteran discusses the limitations of traditional simulators and the advancements of virtual reality. 20:12: 🏔 Ashlee flies close to the mountain and meets Fabi's friend Mario, a mysterious mountain man. Recap by Tammy AI

[@oztribeca4588]

that vr system in the living room. i knew they was gonna say he won the greatest dad of all time award.

[@juanmanuelestevez62]

This program never fails to surprise me! :)

[@danielash1704]

From a burned skin to a new skin that has elasticity in the production of mindfulness in the world we live on wonderful and magnificent to have such beautiful and talented people ❤ ♥

[@Tazanthro]

I remember seeing that cube a few years back. Pretty cool stuff.

[@stuart207]

The New skin technology is a serious breakthrough, brilliant work 👍

[@AfrikanMan]

Wow. What a beautiful country. I'd love to visit some time.

[@RahulMehra0361]

That Balancing Cube Looks Amazing To Me.

[@somerandomfella]

Ping pong playing drones! 🤯🤯🤯 And I thought what they can do in Thailand with a ping pong was amazing..

[@michaelblankenau6598]

Excellent program . Interesting and well put together .

[@joeboatman934]

What a brilliant and heart-warming documentary! And ending with the amazing guy who lives on the mountain and loves to invest in tech. Roll on part 2. And 3. And 4 🙂

[@cirusMEDIA]

@0:11 Some call it car train, others call it a revolutionary hyper loop

[@abelincoln3261]

I spent much of my career life as an inventory control clerk / manager / supervisor.. oil and gas manufacturing steel production onshore offshore and in the field.

[@felipe2661]

When i see those kind of Videos , about northern hemisphere countries doing such inovative progress that will impact our daily lives , i cant help to feel ashamed how us in Brazil are behind in technology and inovation , travelling to europe its like a time machine in itself going foward 50 years on history.

[@ElderDaSilva-d4l]

Bravo!!! human engineering at its best!

[@tristan7216]

This is an interesting mix up of different innovators, cool. Scenery's not bad either, reminds me of Peter Zeihan's layering of geopolitics and serious hiking.

[@biomorphic]

It is funny that we talk about Switzerland, but the minds behind the projects are all Italians. Unfortunately Italy does not offer the same opportunities, so the most of us move abroad.

[@MarcDunivan]

I wish he would create a balancing control mechanism for tilt-rotor remote control aircraft like the Kai Yin KY-Z2. Even a Peraves MonoRacer remote control verzion with it.

[@StEvUgnIn]

I lived all my life in Switzerland. I must say that venture capital funding is very competitive and most of the times targeted to university researchers who wish to make it on the startup scene like on this documentary.

[@ReflectionOcean]

- Visit Switzerland to experience a blend of perfection and innovation. [1:00] - Explore ETH Zurich's advancements in robotics and AI. [2:17] -- Putting yourself into the experiment is a great way to learn - Consider the potential of lab-grown human skin from startups like Cutiss. [10:07] - Recognize the benefits of VR in pilot training with companies like Loft Dynamics. [15:22]

[@ImAlive11550]

"You haven't seen anything creepy for real in your life then!" I've never heard anyone called soft af so eloquently before.

[@valleyhack]

It hurt

[@jw999]

I am so envious of the Swiss lifestyle and environment... In a strange way, Switzerland is everything we wanted the US to be, but we are moving in opposite directions...

[@SerhiyKhvashchuk]

on propeller and eyeball you got me, the guy knows culture

[@mathewdaemon5400]

Another magnificent video!

[@jonahwa]

Wonderful programme, congratulations!!

[@brightfuture5201]

Need to show this at all schools around the world.

[@wandilekhumalo7062]

The skin grafting technology is the coolest thing Ive seen on this show😮.

[@DMNBK]

Brilliant guy, sadly not enough people like him on earth

[@ce9916]

What a beautiful video, pure art

[@Aangel452]

Loved it, thanks for creating this exposé of genius!

[@vojtanovotny9111]

We all hope that you enjoyed the trip

[@brightfuture5201]

Amazing man and very inspirational!

[@User-qn1fz]

For me this series means like game of thrones, I so exited

[@malaudisa]

Great video, thank you.

[@alf9638]

This is an awesome series.

[@JGD444]

Thanks for this video!

[@ManaMondial]

silly question: on what camera is it filmed? :)

[@forrestlana]

Hey look who show up ... miss you great reports Ash!... dont be a stranger !!... youre the man!

[@williamseipp9691]

"its almost... boring". Ha! You described Zurich for me.

[@ariloves10]

I would love to be " bored" in Zurich for the rest of my life.

[@arlettehohener6438]

I've been living in Zurich all my life, it's anything but boring! No idea what your ideas / expectations have! I can't complain, I'm also proud of myself home! 🫶🇨🇭✌️

[@frankdasilva]

Inspiring and fascinating!

[@dondouglass6415]

Mario's house looks like my 'heaven on earth!!' 😊

[@extremeencounter7458]

Would love to hear all the unedited bits regarding what Mario had to say.

[@richardrose7382]

I’d like to get someone to do some more research on a particular subject. In the early 80’s in Israel, Haifa university, a professor studying crystals was able to make icosahedral crystals on a spinning cold plate. Thing is, according to current theory of crystal formation, each macro crystal is made up of smaller and smaller crystals that fit together. Sort of reverse fractal. Critics of the research suggested that it must be crystals suspended in a glass-like material. You can cut glass to almost any shape…but crystal shapes don’t spontaneously form. Yet these did. They call the regular crystal formation “tiling”…like floor tiles. The only way an icosahedral crystal forms, might be by rotating through higher dimensional space. That could be interesting by itself. But I’d like to know if the crystal could be trapped in three dimensions, then have a piezoelectric shock passed through it….see if another such crystal would resonate some distance away, without detectable signals at regular radio frequencies. The other thing: string theory (and i completely don’t understand) might suggest that the speed of light is only another direction in higher dimensional space….and I’d really like to see a “warp drive” developed that didn’t need very large amounts of energy to function, like the Alcubier drive postulates. So, can you get one of these mad scientist types to look into the matter? I suspect all that would happen is that the crystals would simply deconstruct…but hey, it might be interesting to try, no?

Hello world is some of the best content on the internet

[@destinyglitches9519]

I’m loving your Anthony Bourdain vibe. RIP 🙏

[@drftrkjhguvgggfd]

What camera are you using?

[@gergelysoki1705]

@3:45 did he just drop "my name is giorgo"?

[@wilsonbethlehem3101]

7:00 Not jz commercialize, can be weaponize as well.

[@Jessicascleaningtips]

What about drones and unstable weather conditions? Has anyone figured it out yet?

[@Kralasaurusx]

Synthetic skin doctor lady: "Nooo [it's not creepy]. You haven't seen anything creepy for real in your life then." 🤔She has definitely seen some creepy stuff, hasn't she...🤣

[@retrogazele]

1:15 The TAX evasion !!

[@JurgenHomola]

For your info, its the the Southern German region of Byern that "Yodle" NOT Switzerland!

[@Myrslokstok]

Couldn't you put a speaker on them that cancle the noise!

[@Jorge_i_Norge]

3% error in a 100 million warehouse? He never work in a warehouse or exaggerated to sell the technology. Manager lose their jobs for that level of stock error.

[@alexhope212009]

Drone swarms in a theatre, imagine the noise, the people trying to sing over them lol

[@tomo1168]

that pilot-lady is pretty cool :)

[@Von199X]

The guy is a genius.

[@valleyhack]

Thank you

[@choppergirl]

Impressed by the pole balancing and ping pong...

[@coolstuff8925]

Brilliant reportage!

[@aaronr.9644]

man , I love these segments :)

[@SoCalFreelance]

JUST like Tom Cruise in Mission: Impossible - Fallout 😉👌

[@Automatic-Diaphragm]

3:46 My name is Raffaelo D'Andrea but everybody calls me Rafff

[@Younes-hn8vs]

you kinda feel like the Anthony Bourdain of tech

[@ariloves10]

Aha!!

[@RikMaxSpeed]

This was worth it for the yodelling alone!

[@victoryokon3105]

We need these kinds of scientists in Africa 🌍

[@rayericphillips]

Great video !!!!!

[@StEvUgnIn]

There’s not a single moment that the journalists question who and why would somebody fund scientists to make startup companies.

[@jamessconiers1968]

A unique addition to life on the planet