Inventions Of The Future That Will Soon Be Available To Everyone

[@jasonclark8785]

bro this guy never dissapoints

[@MakingPeopleMadForFun]

It’s more than one person watch the video then u can make a comment about it

[@wildlifewarrior2670]

Yes he does

[@AKIMMBO_912]

Bro everyone hatin this comment? Chill he's right

[@Flamsterette]

Unlike your comment.

[@Flamsterette]

@@MakingPeopleMadForFun What is this gibberish?

[@KDragoness]

As someone with a condition affecting the stability of my entire body, mainly my connective tissue in my joints, I am *really* excited about the exoskeleton. I've joked about needing an exoskeleton to protect me for years now with how injury-prone and weak I have become, and to see it being a potential reality makes me hopeful for the future. I could actually lift heavy(ish) things like a gallon of liquid without risking dislocating, subluxing, or injuring my joints. I could have stability when I walk, without my joints sliding all over the place and malfunctioning, and I wouldn't have to risk sustaining serious injuries because of it. I am all for these medical inventions you've mentioned and excited to see how they will transform the medical industry in terms of new treatments for conditions. I am also excited for inventions that will conserve electricity and last longer, becoming more sustainable and environmentally friendly. Other inventions like a fridge that scans its contents, however, seem like a waste of time and money. It's easy to look through a transparent container and tell if your food supply is running low. It isn't hard to make a grocery list and take the time to order/go get the foods you need. While this could potentially help chronically ill people with mobility issues and severe depression like myself, I don't see this as something humanity as a whole needs.

[@aaronkreber447]

DARPA has already built an exoskeleton that needs no power and also allows the user to pick up and hold hundreds of pounds. It is "powered" by springs

[@KDragoness]

@@aaronkreber447 Oh wow! I need to check that out!

[@WankhasFluxReal]

This man manages to pair serious talk with your mom jokes, hitting his viewers off guard every time. Nice one, nice.

[@pamtwomley4514]

True

[@maryannebrown7494]

TROLL

[@Catt4321]

Omg I know

[@addisontap]

That had me dying 😂

[@JamesTaylor-rater193]

So for VR, you can get around EVERY ONE of the issues you specified with a quest 2 For motion sickness, it generally gets easier with time. Stay away from games that move you without your input. For running into the wall. I prefer to play with large fluffy floor mat with bare feet so i can feel the texture change if i step off of it, it helps a LOT with running and punching things, while also not needing to see the guardian boundary. For not punching grandma, The quest 2 has a feature to display any people or objects near you so you dont accidently bop her on the head.

[@light_playz294]

GRANDMA IS SAVED

[@carotclan148]

What about grandpa?

[@simarkarmani4034]

@@carotclan148 What about ANYONE?

[@sayyamshah3332]

Well if he adds both tech together it will be perfect you know, like he can add the ultrasonic emitter all around the room to stimulate the whole environment and the walking type vr gadget to keep him in place

[@khaoswithKendall]

9r to make it easier to hit people and you can say ;sorry i couldent see you ;

[@kaesepard]

Wow! I definitely need more of these videos! I'm writing a sci-fi story and this really gave me a lot of inspiration. Keep it up! 🧡

[@Catt4321]

What is the book called

[@kaesepard]

@@Catt4321 It doesn't have a name yet, I'm just calling it a story, but soon it will be on Wattpad.

[@kaesepard]

@Gareth Andreas Snyman Oh, hi!

[@WilliamRWarrenJr]

Ah. A period piece, then?

[@unclej2763]

Dude, the hard work you put into making these videos is just unbelievable, man. Absolutely love the content you make and can never stop watching when I’ve got nothing else to do sometimes.

[@antoniokastrocarlisledemel6617]

I think he may get help ..alot of times channels like these with millions of subscribers that post often have at least a few people behind the scenes but regardless if he does it all himself or gets help it's still like u said Hard Work and i,like u, appreciate it much

[@BeAmazed]

Glad you like them!

[@jackiejackpotpotter1]

Yessssssssssss

[@ChrisMPena87]

@@BeAmazed let the other guys do more voiceovers in videos, this guy is the worst one for my ears!

[@kennethreeves19]

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[@lisachicoine5172]

This is the reason I love watching & reading sci-fiction. Through sci-fi you can see the future. Because for something to be invented, it must first be imagined.

[@aaftiyoDkcdicurak]

You can't believe what you can't conceive.

[@darrylmay4510]

In just the last three months there has been tremendous progress toward the industrial production of Graphene.

[@blanesmith4790]

As someone who's needed glasses all my life and i can't get contact lenses with the prescription i need i would definitely take eye replacements, even if they didn't have anything like zoom, record or whatever, i'd be happy with normal good human vision, if there were any upgrades i wouldn't say no though!

[@52ponybike]

Wouldn't it be a huge boon to someday have contacts and/or glasses to help with correcting rampant grammatical errors? But what would 'i' know?

[@kleenmaint]

@@52ponybike if Shakey's Pizza were still around you would be "Ye old smart ass".

[@michelleraney3577]

You can't gave Lasix surgery?

[@sammogoingon]

Look out for mojo lens

[@bettyschneider5268]

@@kleenmaint Lol 😆 🍕

[@themusicking4365]

4:33 Missed opportunity to say holy moly, guacamole

[@pauls7154]

Graphene definitely has me the most excited. Imagine the planes we could build with it. That’s gonna make flying cars a reality.

[@larrybrophy9093]

Up to four person 'drones' now. Working out the 'operational infrastructure' is the biggest problem.

[@RobCalhounPGH]

Graphene will never negate gravity, lawyers, or insurance companies. Those are what have been preventing flying cars. When your car stalls, you can safely pull off the road. Flying car? Not so much. And when they fall out of the sky, insurance companies and flying car manufacturers will be going bankrupt with all the lawsuits.

[@yovel_vocalist]

1. Zoom Into The Future - 0:46 2. Super Suits - 2:20 3. Cyberchef - 4:15 4. No WayRay! - 5:39 5. Man Or Machine? - 7:27 6. Virtual Reality - 9:39 7. Talk To The Hand - 11:50 8. Future Facewear - 12:59 9. Cryptide Sneaker - 14:24 10. Flux Snowshoe - 15:07 11. Fresh In The Future - 15:59 12. Heart Wrap - 18:49 13. Robot Butlers - 21:15 14. Graphene - 23:34

[@blakereinecke974]

Why you do this I'm not judging but is what you've done really worth your time

[@razd3851]

@@blakereinecke974 You are judging and it was worth my time so find someone else to bother fool

[@adamm1633]

Good job on doing it

[@Sharonmxg]

Ok, just figure out the gas permeable zooming contact lenses and I will be first in line for those. To be able to switch from regular vision to reading glasses just by blinking is the kind of Samantha Stevens power I want in my life.

[@moonprincessRN]

I'm with you. My only issue is that every time you unconsciously double-blink, it would change. Maybe you're tired or your eyes get dry or you get something in your eye or there are super bright lights and you start blinking more, then what?

[@RAndom_yello936]

@@moonprincessRN don't make it too long

[@Sharonmxg]

@@moonprincessRN maybe it needs a slow double blink.

[@leepreece922]

I still am amazed how a massive majority of human beings are still hypnotised! Wake up people please.

[@lionelanderson9570]

That'll be $89,999.99

[@twitchdoomx]

That's a tough one with the decision between the camera eye or the USB finger... I'd probably go with the USB because that could probably be more easy to upgrade and to use with many purposes. Whereas the camera fidelity would most likely become obsolete within a couple years 😅

[@wamboieverlynewanjiru240]

Amazing content 🙂 Some of these videos give me ideas for my Sci-Tech middle school learners.👍 They amaze them as they are REAL

[@wamboieverlynewanjiru240]

@BassFaun36YT wth

[@wamboieverlynewanjiru240]

@BassFaun36YT You are the bot.

[@Silvervine_Stick]

@TheRealBassFaun36YTYou either die a hero or live long enough to become the villan

[@BeAmazed]

Great to hear!

[@technewus]

These future inventions give me hope! With everything from medical breakthroughs to new ways of living sustainably, our quality of life could improve drastically in the next few years

[@vinvin4931]

Be amazed how do you get all these awsome vids out so quick, it would take me a month. Also don’t worry if you need to give yourself a break, everyone deeds one.

[@amandahirwe9027]

He would upload monthly sometimes

[@lolalafayette9647]

Donc pour vous, le transhumanisme est génial 😳

[@ereklechkhartishvili4857]

true

[@wildlifewarrior2670]

It's very easy he just record his voice over videos anyone can do it

[@wildlifewarrior2670]

@@Iamsaige-f9i sooooooowat****

[@nerdypenguin9164]

"Couldnt you have made the light green?" No. We will all be terminators

[@michaelparham1328]

I want a laundry robot. I'll throw a wad of laundry in a washing machine, and in under 6 hours, they will be washed, dried, sorted, folded, or hung. Is that really too much to ask of technology?

[@wompwomp338]

No robot will ever replicate my grandmother's cooking. There's no competition.

[@Whiskeyman6276]

Graphene looks cool. I'd like to see more

[@vishalraj8071]

4:23 even with the bot , people still need to make new recipies

[@JohnB-mo4kq]

The contact lenses are a cool idea, but they seem extremely unsafe for daily use. Think of how many times you likely blink twice, then imagine it happening randomly throughout the day.

[@moonprincessRN]

My thoughts exactly.

[@denisehoppess]

It might be better if you had to squint.

[@Diree]

Yeah, that's what I was thinking. Imagine driving on the motorway, having to blink twice rapidly and then crashing, because let's face it, that would throw everyone totally off. Might be better to have these lenses only equipped for specific tasks when you need them. Or really alter how they work. Yes, I may sound old and overly cautious. I've seen too many stupid morons do stupid stuff. ;)

[@patrickjorda5523]

Imagine your eye starts twitching...in out in out😅

[@sorrymrgoogle2601]

I feel like this will get worked out before release. Like, blink 4 times very fast and in rhythm. Etc

[@briannalilly4041]

Elon Musk played too much Detroit Become Human.

[@Flamsterette]

Thanks for the upload! I haven't been around lately since my mom's unfortunate passing the other day due to Covid complications.

[@moonprincessRN]

I am so sorry for your loss. I hope you are doing OK. I lost my husband to Covid in 2020.

[@Flamsterette]

@@moonprincessRN We're just keeping busy for now. Thank you.

[@simarkarmani4034]

8:38 When life gives you lemons, you make lemonade.

[@arprogames]

Not for everyone, I will not be able to afford it 😢

[@haleywooster]

Who will 😂😂😂 the red eye looked really cool though if I lose an eye you know that’s what I’m getting (but a little less freaky)

[@derschattenkaiser4187]

20:25 * friend comes into the room on april first * "Hey siri, turn off my heart"

[@rares385]

1:40 you can change your pov now🤣🤣

[@buttermaster5621]

The last episode with the best intro of this channel yet

[@_itjustworks8441]

How can every video you make be pure gold ❤️

[@BeAmazed]

Wow, thank you!

[@ViciousTigre]

3:12 then you can place her on a rainbow & skittles will pop out

[@leesashriber5097]

I'm all for medical advancements such as those shown here but, as far as cars and robots cooking our food, I'll pass. We are becoming more lazy as the years go by. Just my opinion. Great upload!!! 😊

[@LazyIRanch]

I agree. Cooking is an art and I rarely make the same thing twice because I like to tweak it a little to make it better. A human would still have to organize all the ingredients correctly, so what's the point? In food manufacturing dealing with huge quantities where it's important to have consistency, they already use robotic automation.

[@ArrowMaster_]

I want that fridge. If I can never run out of milk again, dad never have to go to the store to buy it😅 Problem solved👍

[@nightmarerex2035]

i want the alien fridge since its in fallout basicaly

[@jacksonrodabaugh9984]

We already have that thing in certain cars, it's called a headup display and it projects some of the useful information from your dashboard onto your windshield so that you can stay more focused on driving

[@theguyuknow5119]

Nice video

[@RubiksRust]

Dude the camera eye would be super cool for a terminator costume

[@JesusChristDenton_7]

Even though the future seems far away, it is actually beginning right now. - Mattie Stepanek

[@BeAmazed]

maybe the future begins in just a moment... yet it never arrives? 😵‍💫

[@connieh9581]

I think the exoskeleton could be adapted for use in hospitals and nursing homes. They would be so helpful for nursing assistants to move patients to and from beds and chairs. So many nurses ruin their backs and knees doing the Manuel labor of moving large and regular size patients.

[@Ragnovlod]

This is true, and paramedic and firefighters. They deal with incredibly difficult patient transfer situations.

[@Skye-Cabbit]

Graphine.. could you imagine the potential for aircrafts or vehicles if that ever becomes feasible? Gonna be cool stuff for sure

[@ryananastasiaquinn5543]

yes and Osmium

[@Robynhoodlum]

Not to mention nano tech

[@simarkarmani4034]

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[@w3r3cow]

Theoretically, Graphine could be used to create cables strong enough to build elevators that can be held in geosynchronous orbit. Thus making the launching of rockets obsolete. Materials could be hauled up the elevator to the station to build new stations or ships even from orbit. And yes this has been theorized for many years, just waiting on a substance strong enough to build the cables from to anchor the elevators...

[@ryananastasiaquinn5543]

@@w3r3cow yes and you wanna know one even stronger ? OSMIUM a Nano Tin Molecule

[@AviusL]

That shoe is gonna be a MASSIVE gravel/stone collector. Holy shit.

[@codmaster9712]

Kind of scary to think that there will be AI everywhere in 30 years or less! Really great video! As always you never stop amazing me with your videos!

[@PolizeiPaul]

AI is what you make of it, We're teaching it remember so if it goes amok we're to blame as we taught it too much. Now I draw the line of the chip thing, I REFUSE to be chipped.

[@bobthegoat7090]

What I am really afraid of is how we are going to deal with the fact they will make humans useless. It is probably nice to just have a lifetime vacation, but it somehow feels weird to imagine a world where humanity is useless.

[@bobthegoat7090]

@@PolizeiPaul You are already walking around with a chip in your pocket (your phone) so an RFID chip would not really make a difference.

[@PolizeiPaul]

@@bobthegoat7090 Well that too is what you let it be, I have almost all apps that track or give personal info disabled, I use a special browser vs the phone's default one as well cause the default runs ads every time I try to watch KZbin which is annoying as hell, Still though no one's incerting chips into me, That's that, The phone is one thing but I can control what it does, Infact if it's in my pocket it's off, I don't leave it on cause it saves battery leaving it off til I get ready to use it.

[@PolizeiPaul]

@@bobthegoat7090 Somebody's always gonna have to repair these machines and put new parts into them so humans won't be useless, Just doing diffrent things vs now.

[@brianshissler3263]

I hope they start making VR movies soon. Imagine watching pirates of the Caribbean and being on the deck of the ship!

[@koolkatzjoey1717]

Man, Optifine zoom in real life sure does sound cool.

[@simarkarmani4034]

Minecraft

[@koolkatzjoey1717]

@@simarkarmani4034 yas

[@barral69]

6:30 OMG! I'd love to have an FPS style HUD in real life! Either in the car, or in some sunglasses. That would be neat!

[@ScottSummers563]

Dont think it will be easy getting that one approved. Anything on the windshield is a distraction and will cause more accidents to happen. Your field of view needs to be void of that stuff so you can pay attention to the road.

[@grandmasterchooda9385]

My mom cried when she watched this 😢

[@educated_lemon69]

Why

[@Lee-At-Green-Pheonix-Rc]

Yeah Why 🤔

[@Fatih_Playz]

Bro that what he said was personal😢😢

[@MaxBailey-Pring]

Why

[@CaoimheandGinahorselife]

Why if it was something stupid lol but if not 😢😢😢

[@UpperDarbyDetailing]

I'm already a cyborg. I have a Spinal Cord Stimulator. It emits current at a specific frequency. This frequency is the opposite of the pain signals carried by my nerves, which nearly completely neutralizes the pain signals that I feel all day every day.

[@SamGenix]

Imagine if some people actually travel to Pandora!!!!

[@arnarmar7038]

I hate the reality we live in, needing an exoskeleton to lift 90 kg, needing a point system to motivate you into driving safely and most of all needing THE CAR ITSELF to draw you´re attention to the road and away from you´re phone, being to lazy to cook so you need a robot to do it for you. we think we need all of this but calling a fridge (the thing that keeps you´re yogurt, meat and milk cool and dose a good job at it) is just PURE IGNORENCE, truly disappointing.

[@TheOneTrueGesta]

The only downside to all of this amazing tech is that some people are too paranoid, and fearful to accept them for things like religious reasons or whatever. I'm all for enhancing my body, but I know some people aren't, but that doesn't mean they have the right to hold others back from enhancing themselves.

[@LazyIRanch]

This is why the USA is behind on stem cell research. The mega-religious think scientists are growing babies in labs and killing them for research. That science could help people walk again, without robotic devices (but those machines helping people walk are wonderful, too!)

[@desel8737]

7:18 ...watching the red light ad...

[@mabanyy]

Most of these are unnecessary but we're okay with them 👍

[@zulmansyah4809]

2:05 hah, funny... You said creepy twice

[@Dudeman1738]

WHERE. IS. MY. 2:20

[@OSR_Rayn]

That “thumb”drive is awesome!

[@Asphalt-Master-Plus]

omg first

[@theguyuknow5119]

No u r not

[@MichaelSuperbacker]

No you are 3rd

[@theguyuknow5119]

Oh

[@theguyuknow5119]

@@MichaelSuperbacker r u the real Micheal super backer and did u get the air umbrella

[@MichaelSuperbacker]

@@theguyuknow5119 are you the real @The guy u know ?

[@namebrandkids2558]

Learning about the way Ray really scares me when it comes to how soon social credit scores will be in affect. Straight from black mirror

[@The_Infamous_Boogyman]

Graphene is something I've kept my eye on for years, it's amazing

[@bevans3287]

Is no one else going to talk about the fact that there is a kid in the fridge at 16:47!? AND WHAT GROWING GOO!?

[@ilovedogs5479]

So thats what the kid in a fridge looked like before the books dropped

[@calebduarte7836]

The first one looks like something that people that cant see small words would buy

[@Squidbush8563]

The biopolymer refrigerator sounds like a concept created by a marketing department. "Let the engineers figure out how it works"

[@EZ_Money101]

The future is soo bright for humans, but also VERY VERY VERY dangerous at the same time. If we don't limit how far we go, then we're being entrapped for fails in so many ways...

[@DivergentDroid]

Fun Fact. You can watch all of Be Amazed's videos at 2X speed comfortably and not miss a thing. Best time saving hack Ever!

[@Rave12612]

Graphine sounds like its gonna give me a paper cut

[@sweetcaroline8960]

A well placed "your mama" joke will always get an upvote from me! Thank you for another amazing video.

[@FireLover.]

He adds humor and education at the same time and makes sence

[@vijayakumarikumar3920]

That VR may be of great help mainly if you want to go through between two trucks but don't know if your car can fit in the gap

[@zinny999]

So there was an ERROR there... 13:30 narrator said pollution contributes to 70M death but yet the figure on the Video said 7M.... an error from the script.

[@missneah0215]

That "nope bot" portion had me in stitches! Same, hon. Same.

[@elizz4007]

10:30 The VR sense thing, I don't think its a good idea. Sure we humans probably can't hear the sound of it, but other animals probably can.

[@gamefanatics5113]

Those sneakers look super dangerous.

[@sparkstr01]

Not the robo chef. I've spent too much time learning my skill, I'm not letting a robot show up my skills.

[@veiledzorba]

Smart refrigerators are a solution to a question nobody asked.

[@YARIN108]

That no-ice refrigerator is really noice 👌

[@storymaker2021]

Robs eye looks like the Terminator.

[@thecowboyofoklahoma5866]

The car holographic display is neat, but if it is only limited to a small section of information directly in front of the driver, then anything coming from the passengers side of the car will not be seen until later.

[@kgbkgb289]

The food that you're scanning in there sounds like somebody's trying to keep track of the food in your fridge

[@Zee_The_Bee98]

GREAT SCOTT!!!! This is amazing Marty!!!

[@Rinku_Makino_TS]

Oh cool, we're getting closer and closer to making a william afton incident

[@Anonsloth26]

3:50 that’s kinda like in Captain America:Civil War when Rhodes was recovering

[@mythical_coffee]

9:31 you had SUCH a good time to make a pun. Y'know, THUMB drive? Get it?

[@mythical_coffee]

Update the other puns they use ar trash

[@christopherstaples6758]

@1:50 great idea

[@Hello12111]

The amount of times he has roasted us is amazing😂

[@Chazgaming-yk4yw]

It would be quite annoying to go through security with that heart implant😅.

[@mikefoehr235]

Be amazed is amazing

[@melsgamingsessions8371]

I’m pretty sure that LG is for Life’s Good. It clearly and *VERY CLEARLY* says it on my tv

[@SecretWars98]

Turning Good Driving Skills* into a game for people is actually a pretty ingenious idea! 💡Reward with irl points for gas, tune-ups, brake checks, etc.? I could see that one really taking off if marketed well! 💯

[@ScottSummers563]

Insurance companies have been doing that for a while now. Allstate has an app that tracks how you drive and you get discounts. State Farm has a bluetooth device you keep in your car that tracks it. I'm guessing not a lot of people got into that yet.

[@CryptoDefiCrazy]

Do I really want robots in my house? YES!

[@realitycheckparanormalinve6710]

I would definitely like those contacts at the beginning. Being able to zoom in

[@ProfileChecker]

bro this guy never disappoints

[@WilliamRWarrenJr]

Guy stuffs groceries into green goo refrigerator, turns to leave. GGR belches loudly. "Thanks, bruh! Forgot the beers!"

[@Ian_sothejokeworks]

The robot chef is neat, but could be better. Sensors inside the cookware, allowing the computer to know how hot certain areas of the pot are, could prevent burning food. I like this route, though!

[@Hokatoman]

Well for the VR one i think the Clove who make you feel things (It really exist) is more empressive and usable as a little plate who fix your position.

[@deuceohnegative]

6:02 imagine ads💀

[@blindbutnotbroken1755]

As I am a blind person, cameras implanted in the eyes, which seem a very practical thing in my situation, especially given my condition is degenerative and genetic, and there is no effective treatment. Cybernetics would be my only hope I’ve ever regaining my vision, either an implanted eye, or a NeuroLink connected to an external camera.

[@ronng21]

that 3D printed sneeker will be cold as heck in the winter

[@jujunyirenda78]

"If that thing calls me dada am throwing it out the window" got me💀🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@maddag4205]

I've done the full body Omni VR setup. What's basically Call of Duty and a round of zombies. I have the zombie video posted here on KZbin. As for the running and Workout Part. the best way I can describe it it's a sit-down Lane Ford onto your leg applying some weight. try moving your foot in a back-and-forth walking pattern. That's basically the amount of friction you feel taking a step why your foot was moving to indicate being on the ground. It was fun as hell and yes a workout.

[@questionreality6318]

A crucial part of cooking is tasting the food, smelling, and visual inspection. If the robot merely mimics the motions of a chef, then it will never be able to replicate the perfect gravy. It must taste sweet, sour, salty, bitter, and umami, as the ingredients will differ from time to time and how much the ingredients will brown. It will need to be able to spice food "to taste". Smelling and watching the food brown is also essential. The robot is not likely to be restricted from getting a knife for safety reasons, but more because it is difficult to get a robot to e.g. peel and cut onions of different sizes and shapes without an Elon Musk-like robot with AI. It will come for sure, and I will love it :-). Thank you for this video.

[@santomenon3689]

The early warning system for heart attack is very innovative and has utility value