Engineers Can't Believe This Mechanism Works

[@Madonsteamrailways]

Let’s see if these people bring out a single person’s campervan!! It would be the absolute tops if it did!!

[@Trust_me_I_am_an_Engineer]

Thanks for the link to Yamagata University. Very interesting mechanism.

[@mattbrandon9157]

the pter or pteron is nothing but a maple tree seed with a motor , which is pretty cool . i lived as a kid by a park that had huge maple trees and i remember the whirly gigs as we called them being fun to try and catch. it was a simpler time.

[@aaronsmith593]

People that continually learn new things in life, will always have work.

[@johnmanderson2060]

5:15 The poop 💩 machine is hilarious 😂

[@RGSTR]

Hey! Interesting video, thank you a lot! I noticed a high-frequency ring to the voice which might be unpleasant to some people, you might want to use a frequency filter to get that out. Very interesting content. Cheers!

[@marioxerxescastelancastro8019]

Use metric units.

[@urieaaron]

Please do not use metric units alone, having never used them, I have a very hard time converting on the fly and lose enjoyment and understanding.

[@marioxerxescastelancastro8019]

@@urieaaron It is time you learn. Metric is the international standard. English units are obsolete.

[@urieaaron]

@@marioxerxescastelancastro8019 I agree, I should learn and metric is much better. I might not have your superior brain at 69 years old. Learning new stuff is very difficult compared to when I was younger and as smart as you.

[@duudsuufd]

At 16:45 and the clip after that, he uses km an kg!

[@Disillusioned_one]

The running robot you say run like a cheetah doesn’t run like a cheetah. Cheetah’s start with a trot then rear paws power it forward in a leap, lands on front paws bringing the rear paws forward past the front paws then rear paws power forward in leap arching its back. Its run is series of powerful long leaps that give speed.

[@duudsuufd]

You don't have to take cheetahs as an example (seems more impressive of course) but bunny's run the same way.

[@myuncle2]

Monocopter was so clever, like a disabled bird who learns to fly with just one wing.

[@duudsuufd]

Funny invention that never will have any practical use.

[@rikirex2162]

with all this intelligence in the world I wish they wouldn't fuck up the delivery of my order so often.

[@garybennett8880]

Great view of today’s technology.

[@lancethrustworthy]

Some of this is OLD. The 'hover tray' going up the stairs is at least 10 years old.

[@Ottee2]

Thanks for the Voyager update.

[@jonathanhughes8679]

He said turned off one of the active heaters to warm up the tube? I’m think that they turned off another heater so they could increase the power to another heater that warms it up to higher temperature than normal?

[@jameshattingh]

That pipe drone is fckn AWESOME

[@primovid]

I've already seen those food delivery drones in Los Angeles

[@oldmech619]

My daughter was watching one of those delivery box drone. It came up to a traffic light. The light turned green but the Do Not Walk light remained on. After few cycles, my daughter felt sorry for it so she came over and pushed the button on the pole for pedestrians to cross.

[@primovid]

@@oldmech619 >😄😄 That's a great story! Feeling sorry for a robot, hmmm...what have we come to?

[@pfranken]

“Mammoet” is Dutch. One pronounces it as the English “Mamut”. It means “Mammoth”.

[@williamburroughs9686]

2:22 This robot is not a good idea as they are constantly robbed in some community's. 5:02 Depends on the type of glass used. Most glass is fragile and breaks easily. But there is a method to make glass stronger at the atomic level. This can make it much stronger than most off the shelf types. 10:29 While the weight limitation would not be overcome in time. You're not talking about the air blast under these carts. the more weight that it would need to support, the more air it would need to move to keep this platform upright. A full cart would be extremely disruptive to shoppers. Also any object pushed by the airflow would become a hazard. I could see them for industrial areas that are free of dust and small objects that would be moved by strong airflow. 10:40 Vampire squid. 13:55 interesting. How is the fertilizer add? Is it put into the water? 19:10 TMD? What about the shape of the building to reduce the effects of the wind? Those sharp edges are not going to be doing them any good. Rounding off the corners or even giving the building the shape similar to a drill bit would help displace the wind. A building is like a large sail. The bigger it is, the more wind it will catch. 21:55 Can the camera move on it's own? Like if it needed to roll down a hallway and around a corer. It wouldn't take much to make that happen. The use of deployable sticky pads could even allow it to go up on walls. Add a GPS and you could also pinpoint it anywhere in the world. This would allow it to be used with building blueprints.

[@jonathanhughes8679]

I so want a 2 setter EVTOL that anyone can buy because it’s just simplistic control. Something like a computer flight stick.

[@HarryHound]

Awesome

[@bubu-nunu]

What happend if I "find" such a delivery-machine and make it my personal slave😂😂😂

[@AJLaRocque54]

Anyone else thinking that a homeless person will be looking at the robotic food delivery system as "Free Food!". LOL And yes, I'm aware that the lid probably has a lock on it but it's amazing what you can accomplish with a crowbar.

[@TotoLakay]

Crowbar? how complicated, bring all your friends to lift the whole robot and sell it for parts and eat the food will always be the better option. What are the cops going to do? keep someone in jail at taxpayers' expense for $4000/month for a equipment that cost $1000? those businesses will stop operating in the city. Flying cars will be banned as soon as an idiot crash into a daycare and airlines are losing profits.

[@dougcox835]

That air cart that only lifts 6.5lbs doesn't sound very practical. Even weak old ladies can carry that much weight up and down stairs. If it's a problem just stuff it in a backpack and sling it over your shoulder. Also, I bet those fans are super noisy.

[@ehombane]

yep, the air cart is just a toy. and supermarkets are anyway, flat. also, the foil boat is disappointing at efficiency. 4kwh per kilometer? cars are doing 4km per kwh

[@duudsuufd]

And holding that cart without seeing the stairs you walk on is dangerous.

[@duudsuufd]

@@ehombane Comparing boats (or airplanes) to cars makes no sense because they are operating in different environments.

[@prof.bizzarro]

Rest assured, engineers believe in this mechanism.

[@petegeorge3084]

Typewriter ball becomes new technology wow😮

[@OckerNerd]

I wonder who built This Mechanism if Engineers Can't Believe it Works.

[@boomstick900]

Spider monkeys.

[@duudsuufd]

All these fast robots only work with cables that deliver the power. I don't see any powerful battery in it. So on it's own they are useless. But it can help developing new machines with all the knowledge of shock absorbing and counterbalance they get from it.

[@francisdeighan6040]

How depressing, won't be any work left for people in a few years.

[@CSGATI]

Drones on wheels are waiting to be robbed.

[@duudsuufd]

But also the drones that deliver packages from the air. If you pull the drone down with the cable, you can steal the drone itself! Or if it is too powerful, just attach the cable to something until the battery runs out.

[@MassDynamic]

3:34 it could rotate 360 in any direction? maybe if the socket didnt exist

[@jonathanhughes8679]

I guess the future of war will be robots vs robots.

[@gregmckenna3858]

Good video despite all the haters comments.😁

[@duudsuufd]

I like channels like this to write hate comments. Still give it thumbs up.

[@MrRandomPlays_1987]

13:23 - Ain't this kind of pointless since instead you could simply put a metal simple net structure cage as a protection for the blades? then the flow of the air would even remain almost the same without being blocked and would also be lighter/cheaper to produce.

[@JJ_ExMachina]

It's the off angle flight that makes it impressive. Typical drones have to fly level to the horizon to maintain flight. The duct system allows the drone to remain stable even if it's not flying level. It does look overly complicated though, so it runs into the issue of breaking the "K.I.S.S." rule, since it's really complicated operation leads to too many fail points.

[@kairi4640]

The hover cart is interesting. But I don't see that being practical in supermarkets until it can hold as much as a regular cart and has an extremely long battery life. 😂 Can you imagine just using it, then it runs out of battery and goes crashing to the floor? 🤣 It's going to need at least a year's worth of charge because I don't see people being responsible enough to put it on a charger either for the next person. I used to work at Walmart and Albertsons, but it doesn't take an employee to know how chaotic cart placement can be. Also, people typically steal carts or destroy them. Hover carts with propellers underneath wouldn't last a week.

[@craigb8228]

Probably blow everything off the shelves in the supermarket.

[@brei2670]

People don't seem to think of the sound these would make.

[@Praetor_Fenix420]

Those wheeled delivery drones were attacked the moment they rolled them out.

[@deaftodd]

Soon we wont have any jobs

[@Amipotsophspond]

remember Ai is revolutionary, it's like autocomplete for business, just think about auto complete on your phone, now think of that power ordering supplies for companies, giving out operation orders, and redirecting funds! the job of human approving of Ai orders will never go away.

[@Italliving]

your job will be monitoring of all these crappy machines

[@jtjames79]

Some pets have jobs. Jobs will be there for people who just want to do jobs. I'm making an ancestor simulation of myself with the prime directive of carrying the light of consciousness. One of the first things we're going to do is steal Pluto. I need it to start my plan to win the gravity wars against Andromeda. Dwarf galaxies are what happens when you lose. When you're planning a gravity war, ain't nobody got time for cleaning toilets.

[@hans-georgpassia6826]

you know this old song: "in the year 2525" it becomes truth

[@98Zai]

In praise of idleness.

[@HABLA_GUIRRRI]

4min i like the way he stressed the biodegradability of that ''tent structure '' eh

[@thewatersavior]

Why doesn't that camera ball roll itself?

[@makingmusiconline2309]

The fastest Earth animal is the peregrine falcon which can dive at over 200mph. Of course a Formula 1 driver can match that speed.

[@ilidroids7881]

23:30 nice chinese welds...it it like a mixture,putting medieval structure on future tech

[@lowerastral1963]

3:48 So, the fabric that these Japanese engineers are using is made of biodegradable material, right? Othewise, aren't they just releasing micro-plastics into the environment over time, as the material breaks down?

[@headefamil]

good

[@Y_S_I_Thompson]

You obviously did not see the 10/10/2024 robot event put on by TESLA. They showed a robot hand that worked similarly to the one you showed, but it looks much better and moves faster.

[@Madonsteamrailways]

The hover cart is the ideal thing for place like supermarkets and hyper markets.

[@jtjames79]

Three times more efficient on Mars. Mars is going to be an industrial powerhouse. Basically the new Chicago of the solar system.

[@JohnDlugosz]

Putting stuff on the cart will block the airflow! With a capacity of 6 pounds, it is useless. That's less than a gallon of milk. If I were getting six pounds of groceries, I'd use a basket not a cart.

[@HuggieBear39]

Just what we need a cheetah speed robot to rule over us.

[@MadDog-1961]

Dang @12:57 "Plenty Farming" has occupy Mars written all over it...

[@JamesKuffner-cg2pv]

Cork forests in Canberra Australia.

[@williambarnes5023]

"Tired of broken wheels? Flying shopping cart! Can hold 6.8 pounds! Would you like to see these in your grocery store?" NO! That's not even enough to hold a jug of milk! And look how big it is! And the power drain! Just fix the damn wheels. And don't pretend the blades won't stick too.

[@tymz-r-achangin]

Reject most of it, people! Reality dictates the stuff is pathetic but the businesses will try to make you think you gotta use it to make your life better.

[@shadowlord8580]

Use Terrance Howard's flight technology with the camera ball and we have version 1.0 of the Stargate Destiny flying probe technology

[@brei2670]

I think I can do without ear splitting noise in our supermarkets, so no thanks to flying carts.

[@duudsuufd]

23:06 Why are all these people interested in a non-working model without windows? Probably the personnel of the company.

[@johnmanderson2060]

3:37 This is gorgeous innovation. Only the Japanese can do this kind of stuff

[@duudsuufd]

True. But the description is wrong. That prickly ball can move 360 degrees in all directions, but not any attachment to it (like that pipe). It seems it needs three contact structures to work, so it won't be in anyone's mouth soon to clean the dentures.

[@jonathanhughes8679]

He should look for investors from the USA, and the government, Japanese investors and the government , Australia etc

[@RewindFact-gb]

This reminds me of Jamie Siminoff from Shark Tank.

[@RWBHere]

AI voice with a really distracting whistle in sibilants. 🙉

[@marshalljimah8801]

Is it not the technology we think thr is extra terrestrial beings on tht mono copter lol the movement of it

[@AbdulDsouza]

Seiggy xomato finished?

[@anonymous-tn6ij]

Yeah, then the drone flies down in the backyard and the baby grabs the bag and flies away or the cat jumps in the bag

[@jameshattingh]

Comparing the enginuity it took to build that stupid crane to the pyramids is absolutely weak AF😂😂😂😂

[@wethepeople_usa]

Oh what life would be if we could all afford the "gold houses"

[@duudsuufd]

And the women included?

[@prashantshukla8732]

🎤🎤🎤n wat about hanuman ji 😄🙏😊jay sri सीताराम 🙏😊

[@simongore]

08:44 " ...the car measures 18X6.5 feet and fits easily in a parking space ... " WOW - There are Sooo many 18ft parking spaces at MY local shopping depot ! utter bo***ks

[@4STEVEJOY34]

3:00 I want to make one.

[@Vipcioo]

Be aware that all these technological innovations are connected to the previous silent fight, e.g. with the radio-controlled model sports. In order to introduce something, you first have to throw something out. The easiest way to do this is to groups of people who do not have the strength to break through in politics. Many restrictions on flights have been introduced to "clear" the space from unwanted objects. Mainly from ordinary people who want to relax and have a great time by going with their family to the field, where they can film a picnic. Nooo... NO. Now it is almost a terrorist threat. They need to be isolated, if not eliminated... Yes... And I am still waiting for any tangible proof that drones were in Heathrow or Gatwick. But there will be none, because it was one big hoax. With the current level of technology, private drone pilots have not been caught. Deadly and life-threatening thousands of people. Are you really so flat-headed to believe that?

[@bubbafrump74]

Oooooh. 6.5 pounds! It could carry a 6 pack and a bag of chips for me!!!

[@Lyle-In-NO]

A dental robot?! Are you insane?

[@KevinDC5]

the japanese are going "なんてこった！" when they discover gunite or "shot-crete"!

[@keithpoley3432]

Habitats on Mars? Let's get the crafts out of Hollywood, the deserts, and the oceans first maybe?

[@AEON.]

Food delivery in LA haha - those entire machines and drone will get stolen constantly!

[@Coyote1473]

Usually, if I'm shopping for only 6.5 lbs of anything n a store, I don't even use a cart. Call me when it can carry 50lbs

[@robertbolino9052]

No to carts! I use carts as walkers I had a stroke and need them to Stand, so I can shop!

[@CrotalusHH]

How much energy does it take to light up all those lights in the greenhouse? I bet sunlight is cheaper.

[@RandomCityBlues]

You're right. But these greenhouses allow for stacked farming, which you can't do with sunlight. And it allows you to grow them year round under any weather conditions, and you can extend growing time beyond sunlight hours

[@RandomCityBlues]

@duudsuufd I'm pretty sure must places figured it out, and it's clearly working for a lot of farms

[@duudsuufd]

@@RandomCityBlues Stacked farming is an idea that turned out to be not such a good idea. Because it takes a lot of (hu)manpower to make it work. Planting and harvesting on different stores and also keeping the lower shelf's clean while working on the higher shelf's is a challenge. The video clip seems fake. Only plants without a single yellow leaf, plants growing horizontally, and with strong roots that keep them on a vertical wall without soil? Also, all of this machines in the clip must consume a lot of energy and, like any greenhouse culture (of the same species) there are more chemicals needed to keep them free from diseases. Conclusion: expensive and not healthy.

[@RandomCityBlues]

@duudsuufd you're making a ton of assumptions. I'm not sure many of them are true. Those shelves can be lowered to enable the fruits to be harvested. These types of greenhouse are typical in climates that don't support year round outdoor growth. The products they make can be organic as well, so your claim of more chemicals is just conjecture. Also, claiming that the video is fake is very strange. These farms exist. This is one of them.

[@duudsuufd]

@@RandomCityBlues Maybe not fake but only showing the perfect samples. Makes it suspicious. It is a fact that plants cultivated in open air need less chemicals, if in the right climate. And if the surface of monocultures is limited. I once saw a video of the problems with vertical farming, with real footage from people working in it. I am not a scientist, but have some experience working in fruit plantations and the cultivation of ornamental plants.

[@3jims]

Hello walley

[@gothjim325]

Optimus Prime is coming.

[@milan-55]

The Ocean Cleanup (16:40) It is certainly well-intentioned to clean the surface of the oceans in this way and prevent the garbage from sinking and being ground up. But unfortunately the effect is very small in terms of quantity and only short-lived, because replenishment is guaranteed. As far as I know, only about a tenth of the garbage floats to the surface. Depending on its density, the rest sinks to deeper layers or to the sediment, where it permanently destroys flora and fauna. Unfortunately, there are NO realistic options for cleaning down there. You don't need to have studied marine biology or engineering to understand the connections. The only solution is to modify, substitute, recycle or eliminate the problematic substances, especially plastics, as quickly as possible. Obstacles are: The human characteristic of insisting on habits. Then there is the desire for profit and greed in a capitalism that is no longer limited by borders and, as a result, the many countries that cannot afford waste management financially.

[@almightyyt2101]

Just like everyone whos played with the maple leaf seeds that helicopter down from the tree

[@shockruk]

Right near the end, they ripped off a clip from The SloMoGuys...

[@meetim6271]

you mean the colourful fireworks in a line? I know they did a few things with colour and explosions but I dont remember that specifically.

[@bgdavenport]

Is this a computer-=generated commentary?

[@CrotalusHH]

Strike 3.

[@bazra19]

Nothing New about the Concrete channel. I watched this in Portsmouth in 1985.

[@ariedekoning8867]

Strange, I saw last week another biggest crane in the World with a higher capaticity. This was in China.

[@duudsuufd]

Did not see it but maybe it is the same crane? There is more than one of this, and can be ordered worldwide. The parts are transported by ships and the men that know how to put it together come with it. A higher capacity? Chinese like to seek the limits of their equipment...

[@anonymous-tn6ij]

Yeah, how are you? Gonna put a camera on the dumb mono copter everybody’s gonna get dizzy watching it

[@markoaks8694]

These things are mislabeled as "science." They are actually technological innovations. The word, science, is one of the most misused words in out language.

[@jameswest4819]

Particularly by you.

[@nathanmoses1953]

Mostly interesting, but that quad-copter shopping cart is the dumbest idea I've ever seen in my life. Goodbye potato chip aisle, which ironically is about the only thing this ridiculous cart would be capable of carring.

[@williammalesic9034]

concerning the secret ink from the squids how many are being murdered so secret messages can be sent

[@JongJande]

No thanks,

[@coreyrichter8092]

MIT = U Mass ?

[@dubsydubs5234]

They're not as accurate as a human??? What, have you seen a pick and place machine or a CNC 5 axes mill, accurate to an atom, nearly.

[@SuperBartet]

An electric aeroplane is about as good as a lead balloon.

[@Liam-l3d]

Too many projects that are exploitative.

[@atman3437]

'Scientists'? Or technologists?

[@tanzanos]

Stopped watching when imperial measurement system is used.

[@saturday32]

Whaaaa

[@Italliving]

Drone delivery is BS , all your food will be cold or shaking into mush

[@ehombane]

drones are already delivering medicine in some african countries. sure, there are no roads. in a city though there may be some problems. not the one you mention though. drones will be smoother and faster than a bike. imagine the advantage of delivery in tower buildings.

[@Italliving]

@@ehombane high up and far away perhaps advantages but here in the city .. no way

[@ehombane]

@@Italliving :) please read again my comment. I did not said that drones will drown the skies in cities. Even they will become competitive by price, noise safety, and regulations will be a big hurdle. What I have said is just that the food will not be colder or more mangled than delivered by bicycle.

[@Italliving]

@@ehombane nevertheless i'm not keen on these things , i love progress but this ain't it, same for the flying drone cars .. and perhaps you did not read mine correctly , did you see the video what steps it took to get the food and how it was delivered , it takes too much time , if all boxes are pre -heated then maybe, but i wont order food if this would be the case , i never order food due to this simple fact that i can make it better , faster and cheaper and i know exactly whats in it , cheers happy drone ordering , let me know how it turns out

[@RudmonRH]

Total BS

[@RyanPlank-yk1hl]

A lot of tech stuff is ugly or scarey. Ancients at least built attractive stuff

[@DanFrederiksen]

lead with the thumbnail. downvote

[@tongszehong]

?

[@wickedbinary7108]

But can they make it woke? Hmmmm. Just kidding everyone.

[@CrotalusHH]

Offshore wind farms? More dead whales. The more of this video I watch, the less I like it.