INCREDIBLE INVENTIONS THAT WILL BLOW YOUR MIND | BEST OF 2023

[@arthurrodesiler3109]

We really need robots for the disabled and our aging population as people don't want to take care of us as we get older. The need for a huge use of robots.

[@billfargo9616]

Which people don't want to take care of us for $50 an hour?

[@andrewsaint6581]

​@@billfargo9616Who pays $50 an hour? It's £14 UK

[@DeadeyeDaily]

5:23 False. Electric cars are not a great alternative. They take MUCH more carbon to produce, they have a shorter lifespan, their batteries require rare earth elements that are VERY energy intensive to mine, and are implicated in child labor and human rights violations. Hybrids are a better alternative.

[@AVADAMS1967]

Thank you for these videos. I suffer from despair about the future, and your videos make me realize people are working on the climate crisis, as well as advances in robotics and healthcare.

[@Dat550go]

Ditto! 👋

[@SMacCuUladh]

there is no climate crisis, there is an issue we can and will deal with. You have been lied to massively. Search for Bjorn Lomborg and listen to that scientist.

[@TheNyhm1]

It blows my mind that we are still dumping trash in the ocean

[@SMacCuUladh]

who is dumping trash in the ocean? those clips in this video are from after major storm events like hurricanes.

[@o.w.i.m]

@@SMacCuUladh Yeah like who would dump stuff in the ocean that can be sold to recycling. Funny fact here in Sweden we apparently import trash.

[@michaelbrinks8089]

@@SMacCuUladh look at the rivers, lakes & oceans in China, India and other 3rd world countries. It's absolutely amazing & disgusting how polluted they are. They make USAs rivers, lakes,oceans look pristine in comparison. Go search something like India's or China's most polluted waterways.

[@SMacCuUladh]

@@michaelbrinks8089 Or I could take my own personal experience from living in Africa. I said the ocean not rivers and waterways, yes you are right about the levels of pollution in waterways in Africa, China and India, my point was about how we are being manipulated by the media in regards to physical waste in the oceans. The media uses waste in the oceans to make westerns feel badly and most of what they say is lies. Our media doesn't give a feck about the sewage in the waterways of India or Kenya because that's not our fault.

[@NinjaMagoo2]

Yeah, it also blows my mind that we're giving props to kids and small startup companies for inventing solutions for these problems (well deserved), while the companies who invented, promoted and made billions of dollars from plastics haven't lifted a finger to help clean up the messes they've created, and nobody has heald them accountable. (They also have lied repeatedly that when we put our plastics in the recycling bin, they get recycled. Lol.)

[@Thomas-m8w6i]

700,000 euros to provide the needs of 4000 households. Would take no time at all to recoup that cost.i give it 5 stars..if it produces its claim in full.

[@Drluong]

As amazing as technology is....I am more amazed at humans and what they can create and imagine.😍😍

[@cme98]

Don’t you mean what “WE” can create? Rather than “they”? After all you are human too, aren’t you? If not, my apologies.

[@tomlickert]

Love the ambitious and inventive minds of these inventors. As a senior citizen, it gives me hope that positive impacts are being made in the right direction. God's Speed to those that create better mousetraps.

[@snorttroll4379]

as a senior citizen or old person, you should check out aubrey de grey

[@TinDK]

🤣

[@SMacCuUladh]

Sorry to tell you but most of the ideas on this will never make it to market, there are some astonishing examples of moronic inventions here, plus whoever put the video together is flat out lying to you about the effectiveness and cost of the projects. Solar powered trains are an extremely in-efficent use of resources. Imagine a train that goes two miles, only goes once a day and he ticket price is the same as ten loaves of bread. That's what these people have invented. They've found an amazing way to waste tax payers money pretending to fix climate change. It's insane. Plus mirrors to cook food so you don't have to use methane or propane? You emit many times more carbon in the construction of the mirrors than you would grilling steak the normal way. And the idea of using that in the 3rd world is beyond dumb. Why would you give an expensive device to cook meat to people who can onlu afford to eat meat once or twice a week? Bananas.

[@rickjensen1636]

That robot on them stairs outside that building looking out over the city, i was waiting for it to start jumping up wnd down and for the "Rocky" music to start lol

[@DaleLClay]

29:38 I think your script is confused on how big "Feet" are. "a diameter of 367 Feet can power an average size household". This is the current length of many 100KWh blades, which can power many homes.

[@michaelbrinks8089]

1950: "Soon we'll have flying cars" Dec, 28 2023 "Soon we'll have flying cars."

[@Rekuzan]

People can't even fly drones without crashing something and you wanna give 'em flying cars???

[@Barefoot433]

@@Rekuzan That is exactly the problem, why it cannot work. Until you have AI capable because real pilots aren't going to be prolific enough.

[@markttabor7812]

We will have flying cars soon.

[@rjac001]

We have had flying cars for over 50 years, their called helicopters

[@stadtaff1860]

@michaelbrinks8089 we already have flying cars, we call them planes

[@HaroldBrice]

All of you alternative energy folks need to ditch your defective Al-Gorisms and get behind the next generation of NUCLEAR. Get educated. It is the safest and wisest use of our landscapes and seascapes. All the old arguments against NUCLEAR have been addressed, you just don't know about them.

[@tekmepikcha6830]

Third-world countries have been using solar-type or reflector panels for decades as an alternative method for cooking. However, they do so using far cheaper and available material.....something so elaborate as shown in @15:29 is really not feasible. Still, it will be interesting to see who decides to install that particular technology.

[@AnalystPrime]

BBQ enthusiasts who also absolutely must have any new shiny gadgets and have lots of money to waste? Maybe someone could install a few of them and start a restaurant offering solar cooked meals, open only around noon on very sunny days... Stuff like the bike that costs as much as a cheap car is at least useful, but this contraption is dumb. It takes up lot of open space in your yard and may require cutting down trees because it requires direct sunlight, is either a permanent structure or hard to relocate so you cannot store it away when not in use, requires lot of cleaning to keep it shiny, and still only works for a limited number of hours per day so no evening meals for you. This may be one of the few cases when building a "green" gadget takes more money, energy and fossil fuels than using it would and could ever save you. Some of the smaller scale and DIY versions do actually work, for the rest of us cooking with electricity produced by solar panels is both cheaper and more practical option.

[@garyssimo]

When I was about 5 years old in 1957 I had a wind up toy that would climb glass like a geko. It had little rotating suction cups for feet. I cant wait to ride in a flying car! bring em on!

[@larrypruitt1953]

You should know: buyer beware...especially loose women. Got to love them.❤

[@larrypruitt1953]

With good suctioning power.

[@larrypruitt1953]

Could of maybe just been luck. 😊

[@SteveBueche1027]

Aptera can also plug into a standard wall outlet to charge.

[@letsgetcraftinwithsupreetk669]

I have devolped compact wind powered device that will be generating 3 kwh and we can deploy 6 units per coach on roof now you can calculate with the no of coaches

[@paulbade3566]

It's good to see somebody recognizes that paving the landscape with solar panels is environmentally counterproductive. Using them as shades for plants that don't like direct sun is a partial answer (although shade from tall direct-sun plants like corn or fruit trees is better). The best place for Voltalia's Cabanon is over parking lots. There, they will save a lot of energy and extend the life of cars parked there by keeping them from getting hot in direct sunlight so they won't need so much energy to be cooled down when the drivers are ready to leave. I've been saying this for years, but no parking lot owner I know of has done it yet, even though most people I've talked to see it as common sense.

[@russellvatcher4753]

What's popular isn't always good and What's best isn't always popular.

[@marcforrester7738]

Less counterproductive than acidifying the oceans I suspect.

[@garfieldisgod]

Oddly, I liked the little skinny flying robot. But with all flying technology; I hope they put some kind of cage, or guard, over the propellers to protect people from being processed into tiny, bloody, bits....

[@Lovin_It]

My impression was that the second half of the video was more impressive than the first half; starting with that Hyperion, the hydrogen powered car. Did anyone else get the same, though mild impression?

[@KillerCuddles-fc6kg]

HHO gas. The inventor was "disappeared" by the UNITED STATES government.

[@technewus]

The futuristic kitchen appliances really stood out to me! Cooking will never be the same again. This was a fascinating look at what’s possible in 2023

[@DNozz777]

The skit "Pay with your hand".. God I hope that doesn't catch on. "Registered Users" has waaay too many meanings for Chinese civilians. (Coming to an area near you).

[@wairarapagates4857]

I liked the robot on wheels that can climb stairs, imagine that technology used to replace wheelchairs, people with disabilities navigating around places that were previously only accessible to able bodied people, that would be life transforming for so many people. One day I imagine the human consciences will be transferred into a complex robot, then people can live on for hundreds of years, then we could travel deep into space and explore new worlds that would normally be inaccessible to organic human life.

[@josephkerkau2520]

That's if our greedy governments are not serving their own personal needs of collecting money and putting people under the carpet. Other than that I agree with you....

[@BoydXplorer]

Amazing inventions. Well edited and documented. It really blow my mind while watching it. Unbelievable. Human mind is beyond compare.

[@paulmilsom1092]

And we've only explored a few percent of it. And in a materialistic frame. Leaving 90plus percent untouched in terms of psychic intellectual and mental capability .. the human race is like children counting grains of sand on a beach .

[@averteddisasterbarely2339]

The adds kept getting interrupted by annoying inventions !

[@bruzote]

Exactly! YT is killing me.

[@MikeCarrick]

They dropped a 30 minute religious proselytizing video right smack in the middle of my viewing. I’m pretty fed up with the christo fascists on YT!

[@Raul28153]

switch to brave browser problem solved

[@Wombat-blue]

So pay 💰

[@bobwoww8384]

ads not adds

[@wiggy2711]

No. My mind is definitely not blown

[@stephenbrough8132]

I was far more impressed by the self balancing monorail from 1910 - the engneering that went into that was pretty incredible - THE BRENNAN MONORAIL is well worth a look to make up for all these so called "incredible" inventions.

[@dousiastailfeather9454]

​@@stephenbrough8132I saw that balancing train ad and now I'll watch how it worked! Solar battery trains... If a rr could squeeze a dime anywhere, they would have TRIED ALREADY!!

[@lorna7338]

I once imagined this as the ultinate zombie apocalypse survival vehicle.

[@Doogsa-dl8sc]

The canvas things flapping on the back of trucks will be a hit.

[@newfreenayshaun6651]

Several times..😅

[@seanflewin9803]

The awful noise from drones in a town or city would be horrific it would render outdoor space useless

[@CaptainHDY]

Hydrogen if big oil would quit trying to block it

[@billruss6704]

Fun with math. 1kg of hydrogen = $16. 1 liter of hydrogen weighs .0896 grams. So it would take 11,160 liters to make 1 kilogram of hydrogen. Machine produces 20 liters per day 558 days to make $16 worth of hydrogen. If the device cost (guess?) $5000 you would need to make 312 kilos to break even. So 312 kilos at 558 days each would take 174,375 days or only 477 years to break even.

[@ChristLink-Channel]

... and if only someone could figure out how to store it safely, and how to transport it safely, and how to make seals and valves to control it, that don't jam and break all the time... and if somebody else could figure out how to make it affordable...

[@bartronicsecurity]

Are those robot soccer players going to be trained to fake injuries like the real players 🤣🤣🤣

[@duudsuufd]

And they also must be programmed to spit on the ground.

[@letmetwistyourmind]

And warm their circuits by placing hands down their pants.@@duudsuufd

[@darrenhanson3875]

Allot of stuff that will never be seen beyond this video!

[@bububaba8727]

Well if you want to see the ARCASPACE rockets you only need to go to Romania..

[@deanziyone2213]

But some of this stuff will happen and the stuff that doesn't gets new minds thinking better way that might work

[@darrenhanson3875]

@deanziyone2213 I do know that but I'm 55 now and allot of the stuff that I have seen come and go and never develop into something real is sorta discouraging. I do admit in the many years I've been on this planet technology has gotten better in leaps and bounds. Where my coment came from is all the improvements I've seen in battery technology and solar technology is very impressive but I know for a fact that there is already safer battery tech that holds more and less charging time that exists that paired with newer better solar panels in different configurations could make it so a person could take a trip across country in electric car no problem but they are so busy making money off the older stuff and keeping the newer stuff off the market so more money is made that it's happening to slow to improve air quality and other things. Look at what happened during the COVID shutdown. The air got cleaner for a minute animals changed there habits because it was a bit quieter. Anyway...... This is long enough and I could go on and on but I won't anymore just felt I should explain!😁😉

[@sebbya8328]

@@deanziyone2213100%

[@billyo.9969]

Especially to negative blind people like you. If you don't like it, don't watch it.

[@casinofarmer]

28:34 to 28:47 is muted presumably because of the background music, unfortunately we miss the relevant information conveyed during that time :(

[@rodneycaupp5962]

Thanks FARMER you sure to know audio torture when it's on the "AI internet", Good instinct ... muting it, but I like going on about it and waking up the Moderators, in a bad mood.

[@rodneycaupp5962]

Thanks for the AI TORTURES. does you tube sell it as LOVE from the ministry of AI... ? Actually duping the AI Creator into torturing us by your availability of such

[@casinofarmer]

@@rodneycaupp5962 I'm sorry, I don't understand what you were trying to tell me. I was merely informing the creator in case they might want to provide a transcript excerpt of what had been said at that moment in time to help fill in the blank, as a reply. I sense some sarcasm in your first comment but then, in your second comment, I can't tell if perhaps you are agreeing with me and are referring to how the muted portion may effect our ability to enjoy the video. Either way, I hope you have a better day and your mood finds peace.

[@ScienciaMundi]

Thank you for these videos.

[@DilekSeyma]

Their tech setup for bets is so advanced yet so user friendly, love it 🖥️💕

[@jackgoldman1]

Are we controlling the machines or are the machines controlling us?

[@marcforrester7738]

If you consider corporations as machines the question is a century late.

[@jackgoldman1]

@@marcforrester7738 Good comment.

[@bruceknight3636]

@29:40 Quote Each LENS (meaning the propeller/shroud combination) is quoted at 367 feet (111.86m) the ones shown are far, far short of that diameter. Perhaps they are scale models?

[@EverydaySurfer365]

Mad Mike would be proud of the steam rocket 🚀

[@stultusvenator3233]

Would be Jealous they work without fatalities.

[@douglasesposito5651]

China's train collision test needs fixing. It is missing the momentum of all the cars behind the engine. The crash results will change dramatically for the worse.

[@JoseAguilar-bu4xv]

Every inventions you guys showed was awesome, I hope I'll live enough time to see them, thank you all ❤😊

[@koppulasanthosh5317]

Portable solar chargeing for car nice idea

[@colinsmith2005]

Worth 10 quintillion dollars, until you bring it back to Earth, then Gold will be worthless.

[@francoisburgevin9367]

Exactly what I was going to say!

[@blackbelt2000]

@14:33 "in 2011a terrible collision occurred between two high speed trains in chyna. Since then chynese railway companies have taken the safety of such locomotives seriously....." So, what you are saying is before that accident they didn't take it seriously. That is scary. What is scarier is that they still don't take it seriously.

[@wobermei]

The accident was near Wenzhou. The first reaction was to cover it up and quite literally. Lawyers got notified to not support any of the victims. It was a big disaster. The reason was some shortcuts taken in the signaling system safety. Max speed was then reduced to 250 km/h for a few years. Now 300, but at that time it was 350 km/h.

[@bruzote]

The Chinese government takes their train safety VERY seriously. Anybody who questions their train safety disappears. That is serious, no?! ;-D

[@MikeCarrick]

Chyna ??

[@aaron_knight]

I'm glad you mentioned the Aptera solar-powered car, it goes into production this year, I think it'll be a game-changer.

[@paulmilsom1092]

Nope

[@SMacCuUladh]

Are you mad?

[@memarks]

I had to smile when he said "It sounds like science fiction...". Nothing sounds like science fiction anymore.

[@newt2010]

Insurance company. So how did your house burn down? Well, you see. It was sunny out and I left my grill pointing the wrong direction

[@donbaxley5530]

Zip line looked neat! Better only go to upscale neighborhoods!

[@bruzote]

Actually, poor neighborhoods already benefit greatly from use of small to medium drones for medical cargo. The vertical zip line drone in the video could certainly be modified to travel further and cover larger impoverished areas. Of course, there are already competing designs in use.

[@duudsuufd]

Hold the module with your hands and when the drone rolls up the line it will descend and you have a free drone!

[@tamarajackson6833]

That is awesome! We need one in America. For the Muddy Mississippi. Come on and share.

[@xgnglint6466]

takk for all den gode informasjonen du ga oss.

[@timothyschneider5866]

They really try to make waiting all day to go 40 miles a good thing. I don't know anyone that can wait all day to go somewhere.

[@tomquinn5437]

RF Safe Stop should scare the hell out of everyone who values their freedom.

[@steveknight878]

How directional is it? Does it stop everyone following the vehicle that carries it?

[@ChristLink-Channel]

But don't worry... stay tuned for some smart guy i his garage to invent an isolation cage that you can put around your engine, to prevent that thing from working...

[@c076285]

He invented us with a mind to discover His inventions.

[@andytaylor1588]

I very much like Hyrogen from solar. Unfortunately, you will need other supportive sources in Canada, as we only get oblique sunlight for most of the year.

[@altgenesis]

Volar looks promising. I like the solar train but of course doesn't operate at night. The horizontal wind generators are the better designs. The self righting robots are getting us closer to robots similar to humans.

[@robertm1672]

It works at night. It only uses 20% of its stored energy during the day and the remaining usable 55% is avalible to be used at night. operation.

[@teebosaurusyou2-un2nz]

Boston Dynamics. Been there, Done That years ago.

[@wandabaquedano2451]

Yes they are. I still fall over sometimes.

[@scoopbls]

It won't operate in the day unless it's always going down hill towards the centre of the earth.

[@AnissaLangosh]

Interesting stuff thanks.

[@briandain8432]

At 10 minutes with the Plastic Removal system, kinda funny they look like giant old Glass bottle caps. That would be great positive And Revenue for Coke, Pepsi, and Beer companies to put their Logos to to work.

[@youngblood2]

There's no way with current technology, that a train can be propelled with 23% of the output of solar panels on the roof.

[@deanziyone2213]

From a show I watched specifically about that train. There is a little bit of an incline (hill) and they get a little worried going over it. Maybe it uses 23% of total power generated throught the day cause most of the time it's sitting. But when operating I bet it needs all of its solar to operate. And you are only going to add so many batteries into the train cause it makes more weight to have to climb over that hill. So when the train docks the batteries charge to full 100% capacity the extra solar power is fed into the grid instead of turning the system off and waiting for next train departure. I bet there are alot of solar systems out there that shut down when fully charged that could divert that energy to anouther needy device requiring more power.

[@godofrock]

Notice the under carriage tanks. Definitely a hybrid

[@tuttebelleke]

The solar panel cars need typical 10 days (in full sunshine) to have the battery fully charged for a 400 km range. A train might allow for a better orientation of the panels and better driving efficiency. It will most probably score a little better, but this is not for driving long distances.

[@rodneycaupp5962]

You mean the power of a couple of 2 bedroom brick homes with acc and Cable, wont pull...?

[@rodneycaupp5962]

awg #4, would be good for the 440 inverters, guys. old school thyrectors to block spikes. toot toot.... on down the line, on a down slope run... screaming whistle blowing. OK, cool Tech ... CHECK.... Build it Bidem !

[@tioneb78]

Incredible inventions that will make you jobless...

[@marcforrester7738]

Always the end goal of capital as government.

[@joezolo9986]

Innovative Techs, You should look into Edison Motors. They are a startup. They build and convert Semis into Diesel-electric. They take out the 19liter diesel engine and replace it with a 9liter generator that only runs 1/3 of the time. When it does run, it runs at peak efficiency for fewer emissions and better MPG. So the fuel tank can be smaller and still have the same range. They only need 1/4 of the batteries because of the generator. And the Semi weighs the same as it did before the conversion. They are also working on a way to convert full-sized pickups, buses, and RVs. Any vehicle with a solid rear axle. The generator can be anything, diesel, gasoline, natural gas, hydrogen, or instead of a generator, add more batteries. The generator is not part of the drive train. It is only to supply electricity to the batteries. Trains have been using Diesel-Electric since the 1930's. It has been their standard since the 1950's. It doesn't matter if it's freight pulling millions of tons, or passenger pulling thousands of tons at 200 MPH. Its still Diesel-Electric.

[@Dman8s]

Before drone delivery people should need to buy a drone delivery landing gps pad or something like that, to speed things up. Instead of leaving things in the grass or wet ground

[@ananamu2248]

Instead of making machines to be S good as humans why not treat the ones we have with better working conditions and stop killing them .

[@richiehoyt8487]

*ALERT!! ALERT!!* We've a Radical on our hands! Better send in the Soccer Robots! _'Soccer'..._ Yeah, whatever you say, Chief...

[@canwestopthemadnessyet]

The train was really moving!

[@litestuffllc7249]

Something is dramatically false about your Solar Train report. It takes 10 full size solar panels 10 hours of intense sun to charge a Tesla model 3 to go 15 miles. This heavy train wouldn't go 2 miles. There is a statement "the solar panels provide 23% of energy needed while traveling on its route" This can only be true if you mean after it accelerates to speed which is what take all the power. 23% to keep it rolling after that isnt much. You might excersize some honestly in your reports so people are not lead to believe the rediculous.

[@clroger4]

I could walk faster 😂

[@clubvr30]

Edison EVs

[@caliberspecificreload]

Fantastic catch! 👏🏻 👏🏻 Yeah I was putting those numbers together when he was speaking about the train and was like... "Wait. That doesn't sound right." Thanks for doing the math already.❤

[@ajllemm]

Don’t compare a solar car to a solar train depending on the gradient once you’re up to speed with good roller bearing on the bogies a train will roll along way with out power added I know I’m a electric train driver and do this on my routes daily on some sections mostly up and down yes on a flat track you are right 🇦🇺 QLD

[@litestuffllc7249]

@@ajllemm fair enough but once you hit any sort of uphill; it will probably be quite useless to try to use direct sun to keep it going; flat ground is one thing and going up hill is quite a bit more energy demanding. You are literally lifting the weight of the train.

[@HakondeRuyter]

I ❤ that design of the Skegness vertical windturbine at 33:01!!! Can you imagine a skyscraper shaped like that!? When the wind is being directed downwards it can also be used to push vehicles through underground tunnels after it went through a whole bunch of small turbines like the ones at 29:30. The enormous amount of required energy for vertical farming in cities is no longer an issue with buildings like that.

[@neon-john]

This is like tho old "Popular Science" magazine. "All the technology that never happens". As a kid, it was fun to believe all that clap-trap but I was over it by high school. Now I simply poke fun at it.

[@deanziyone2213]

Look back in those mags and see what's come true! Dad, dad buy me a calculator it does +-x/. It only costs $99 and the batteries only last a couple of hours. No auto shut off and calculators were banned from schools for many many years to come. Now a personal laptop is a requirement? Do they still have paper and pencil? Probably the only time they use it because it Is a requirement to pass to next grade. Is there still grades? 😊

[@bobwoww8384]

Ohhh farmed fish raised directly in plastic. Sounds very healthy

[@albertplumer]

The transaxle windmill does need to face the wind adjustment , it always faces the wind , imagine a head of hand operated manual kitchen mixer upside down.

[@NoGMOGod]

As amazing as technology is....I am more amazed at humans and what they can create and imagine.

[@pliashmuldba]

Indeed. But you forget the other thing,,,,,,, destroy.

[@NoGMOGod]

@@pliashmuldba Well that's a given.

[@rodneycaupp5962]

OBAMA said we didn't build nuffin

[@brokeish]

copterpack looks cool except that 55 lb person flying it seems unrealistic

[@KyleYounge]

Well done! Great content as a scientist.

[@Thomas-m8w6i]

Never seen so many ridiculous things at one time with a few good ones.

[@SMacCuUladh]

a few good laughs? like giving a massive, expensive solar powered meat cooker to people in the 3rd world who can't afford meat?

[@VeganV5912]

10 years ✅egan. 10 years of not hurting victims. Simple really ✅❤️⭕️💪😬👱🏼‍♂️🐒🐵🦍😎👍Herbivore

[@nathanielamida]

This is one project I'm keenly excited to see. It's time WE begin to take pride in OUR OWN and it starts at ATHLST It starts with Tobi Amusan

[@mikeharding-wd4ms]

How do we (the normal public Jo) get an invention on a channel like this? So difficult to get a good idea into the public industrial sphere that most of us can't afford to perfect to the finished article. This site is an excellent idea. Please more information for us home inventors please.

[@jujijuman]

What surprises me is with global warming, we keep focusing on solar energy instead of finding a way to concentrate the ambient heat and use that energy. solar wont work on a cloudy day but if its cloudy but still warm, the ambient energy would still be there

[@wobermei]

Ambient heat is used in heat pumps to heat houses and heat your water for the shower. Small systems for single family houses and huge systems for small cities (Denmark).

[@jamesbrooks5442]

The climate always changes humans have nothing to do with it unless all atomic weapons were to be set off all at once

[@alanbeasy1775]

They are solving a non existent problem. Global warming is not bad. An increase of about 1.5 degrees since the little ice age. The most prosperous century in history. What we should be doing is developing even more coal, gas and nuclear power in preparation for when the climate reverses toward another ice age. Also provide energy for undeveloped countries. This video is also deceptive. The solar panels on the train do not provide all the energy for the train to run. Most of the energy to charge the batteries comes from the panels on the roof of the station. Solar and wind have no hope of replacing existing dense energy of coal, gas, oil and nuclear.

[@clroger4]

Weather

[@billruss6704]

Fun with math. 1kg of hydrogen = $16. 1 liter of hydrogen weighs .0896 grams. So it would take 11,160 liters to make 1 kilogram of hydrogen. Machine produces 20 liters per day 558 days to make $16 worth of hydrogen. If the device cost (guess?) $5000 you would need to make 312 kilos to break even. So 312 kilos at 558 days each would take 174,375 days or only 477 years to break even.

[@ChristLink-Channel]

Sounds like a plan! (Not). But that's not fair to actually use numbers and things to show how silly the concept is. Not to mention the issue with storing hydrogen, and the extreme explosion danger it brings. NASA uses hydrogen to power some of their rockets, and is forever having trouble with the valves, seals, and piping. If NASA can't get it right, what chance does Uncle Joe's Corner Garage have? Hydrogen is impractical.

[@colinsmith2005]

Sea water + EMF = Hydrogen, enough to burn for fuel and generate the EMF, water vapour being the only byproduct, sea water the fuel. Non profit products are not promoted and made available to the public, due to the greed of corporates, billionaire elites, Science and corrupt politicians we are forced to pay for obsolete technology designed to drain the finances, minimise recreational time and destroy the happiness and well-being of the citizens of the World, who pay for their ego infused evil policy’s, until we are dead.

[@mikerogers2319]

A litre of liquid h2 weighs 70g btw. Go figure!

[@brandonsheffield9873]

How many liters of hydrogen is needed for hydrogen car?

[@GREGGRCO]

​@brandonsheffield9873 what are cylinder dimensions ? A 4 cylinder engine needs one filled at time. A 2 Liter motor divided by 4 would be about right. Look up Stanley Meyers water car where he used high voltage to break apart water. The myth busters have a short segment on it also. You can make HHO in infinite volumes. There's a lot of water and free electricity around now a days. The genie is out of the bottle now.

[@thomasgraham5842]

THE RUSKIES had a ground effect plane back in the 50 / 60s . this is NOT a new idea

[@dennis1680]

Keep the fear coming Henry.

[@donalain69]

Solar cells in space transmitting power via microwaves to earth?I can think of a whole series of problems compared to solar cells on earth: Risk of Space debris destroying it, massive power loss due to transmission type (microwave), power loss due to distance (36000km), powerless due to even the slightest misalignment between constantly moving sender and receiver, power loss due to atmospheric absorption... in short, the increase in efficiency you get in space is probably smaller than the losses you face when sending the power back to earth. But wait till E-Rockets hit the market and you can use it as wireless space recharge station.

[@davidchurch3472]

The VM45 is held back by the test driver, who was unable to demonstrate a legal driving ability, and dangerously crossed the road centre-line on the bends - so it is no good for safe general use.

[@NoGMOGod]

They have has that safe stop (technology) for YEARS.I had a friend in the military he told me about it. It can shut down a whole BUNCH of vehicles at once.

[@ethanlamoureux5306]

It can’t shut down a mechanical diesel engine.

[@duudsuufd]

It won't work on my car, which is almost 20y old.😝

[@terrygerling9933]

It is called an EMP!! No big mystery!! It also will kill 90% of the population of the USA--indirectly!!!Hi Altitude NUK!!!

[@MegaFactory0]

very good

[@sandymackay4017]

The swimming drone is mental.

[@ronaldreeves421]

Placing solar panels so crops can be grown underneath, in arizonz, ca is very promising, inreases wzter collection, shade am provides energy for electric tractors. Solar reduces heat in hot areas such as phoenix by converting solzr energy into electricity vs heat. This helps everyone in city further reduce air conditioning costs. This should be mandated by law a.omg with white roofs. Furthermore these reduce global warming by reflecting heat back i to sky, and could even increase rainfall.

[@tonybrantley]

That Train !!!! AWESOME !!!!

[@perkins1439]

The vm45 cargo capacity is 92 gallons I hope all you moonshine runners heard that it only runs 28 MPH but nobody will ever suspect you in that vehicle

[@UniqueTShirts]

Glad to see some great inventions...

[@FrozenEpics]

00,000 passengers a year transported with green energy-this is how you lead the way in eco-transport!

[@AniMageNeBy]

6:14 Recharging takes only ten minutes, that's fast! Wait...10 hours??!! WAIT! TEN DAYS?!?! Are you freak'in kidding me??!

[@clroger4]

All apart of The Great solar scam

[@efrainrodriguez9550]

That is a great invention.

[@pietergreveling]

The first story is really laughable, they claim to be the first ecologically clean train in the world! 🤣🤣🤣 In the Netherlands, all the trains drive on wind energy! 😎 By the way, i didn't watch the rest of this video, i've seen enough! 👋🏻

[@ChristopherSchreib-yn1vu]

That AIRSEAS company, that is making a special kite to tow ocean going cargo vessels, should collaborate with a KiteGen company, that experimenting with a giant kite, which would generate electric power, by the kite being blown up into the while pulling a towline that empowered an electric generator on the ground, then folded up like a kind of umbrella to be towed back, to start the power making cycle again. Also, I think I saw a company on this website, that invented a flying kite or windmill, that did the same thing, only by circling around in the sky with vane controls, with a partial pulling and retracting of its tether line. The point is, this thing might be tweaked, so that when the ship it tows is docked or anchored, it could ALSO provide a lot of electricity for the ships electrical system as well !

[@charlesmillar8377]

😊

[@darrenhanson3875]

Old

[@bruzote]

True. There are some limitations on location. Having lines dangling in the air creates a problem for ships docked/anchored near a busy area. The cables in the air also create a problem for birds, particularly at night.

[@draculakickyourass]

The reason maritime transport changed from wind to engines was speed and economical reasons. The wind doesn't blow on the direction you need to,also doesn't blow at a stable speed. So if you install a kite generator on a ship and the wind blows lateral or from the front,or if the ship's speed is higher than the wind speed,you will consume more energy in form of fuel consumption than the energy generated by the kite. That makes a bad economical inversion,also adding risks like the kite to fall in the water or to crash on the ship during wind changing direction suddenly,an usual thing on the sea.

[@steve-qe7tj]

All of these technologies are promising

[@thomasschon]

For the love of God, make the palm payment system only work as long as the hand is alive and attached to a living person.

[@glenmcd]

21:13 Do your research, this "copter pack" doesn't work, this video was edited so you can't see the cables that is actually lifting the guy up.

[@Oli-i1c]

Nice breakdown on thee cowboy investments ¥€ 🎉

[@catsfive]

Yes, Zipline is an American company, but it was founded in 2014 by Keller Rinaudo, Keenan Wyrobeck, and William Hetzler, with the goal of using drones to speed up the delivery of critical medical supplies, such as blood and medications. The company's drone delivery system was first implemented in Rwanda

[@brucewrandol]

Very educational and informative. I really enjoyed watching and hope my brain can grasp the knowledge provided.

[@charleslord8672]

You may want to reconsider your comment as the advancements of technology are quite frequent and legitimate in these times. Here in America we like to keep an open mind, unless they are smoking fentanyl! Thanks, XiXing!

[@davidcyr951]

Nuclear is the only game in town. Preferably fussion.

[@jackwayneroberts8190]

Put sails back on ships....😵‍💫

[@spinynorman887]

The Cyclotech's engines are the devices that spin the wheel-shaped rotors. The wheel shaped things are NOT the engines. Someone who knew what they were talking about (obviously not the scriptwriter) would have known this.

[@ChristLink-Channel]

They aren't "engines" either: They are motors.

[@seanhoude]

Yes, but can those soccer robots fall on their own. 🤣

[@richiehoyt8487]

Bring on the diving robots! 🤿