INVENTIONS THAT WILL SOON CHANGE THE WORLD

[@thesausagecontinuim1971]

as sombody who was a child in the 70's, i would just like to say, its AMAZING living in the future!!! lol 👍😁👍

[@RobertSharp-m6u]

There’s something so authentic about garage inventions

[@technewus]

The rapid advancements in renewable energy technologies are incredible! Solar and wind power innovations are set to revolutionize our energy consumption and help combat climate change.

[@HeavilyCensoredKitty]

Surge...proof that the Deceptacons are still here plotting our demise.

[@nastyfall2009]

Always enjoy watching your videos

[@sloanlance]

The narrator's accent and tone had me expecting him to start talking about Australian table wines at any moment. I'll take a Perth Pink.

[@tedtrash]

Only 15 seconds into the video and I am convinced that the future will be annoying.

[@staticmin3]

This future is already annoying, the coming future will be disastrous. AI robots with guns.

[@imxlnt2]

Next time you have to go shopping, use those 50 kilogram finger protectors

[@johnslugger]

*That robot has great THIGH GAP **1:27*

[@Clicky27]

1:14 That thing looks like it's in a constant state of having to shit. Then at 1:35 they see a public bathroom in sight.

[@stevenr6279]

$10,000 drone to deliver $20 of groceries. Make sense.

[@LightningCrashesX3]

Cars are just as expensive or worse. Maybe advertising or marketing could pay for it.

[@factsnotfeelings3247]

its about replacing the jobs with robots and not providing a UBI (universal basic income) for millions of displace workers. I dont have to tell how grim a future its going to be in any country that thinks it can replace millions of workers with robots and no assistance for the those unemployed workers.

[@stevenr6279]

@@factsnotfeelings3247 well said. 🖖

[@FixNewsPlease]

7:58 Drinking distilled water is unhealthy.

[@beavis6363]

My scam detector went off. Thunderfoot has covered the subject at length. In the end it's water collected from your dehumidifier. It wastes energy, is not time efficient, and potentially unhygienic. Please fact check me, but no pre-order from me thanks.

[@ThreenaddiesRexMegistus]

It leaches minerals out of the body. Can be fatal.

[@johnjingleheimersmith9259]

@@ThreenaddiesRexMegistuslmao. if only FOOD had minerals, right? What an absolutely ludrious statement.

[@Gordonz1]

The toxins in water are also unhealthy

[@FixNewsPlease]

@@Gordonz1Not my water.

[@Bartholomeow141]

@3:00 yeah I want to be stuck in a pod with a mugger for 12 miles

[@HeavilyCensoredKitty]

Flytrex also doesn’t pinch your Fries and doesn’t spit in your food and won’t yell at you if the tip isn’t good enough.

[@SERB_Milan]

Why don't we just lock ourselves into our little tiny energy eficient homes so we don't get anoyed by all of those frustrated, unemployed and underpaid people. Who needs them, we got our robots and gadgets!

[@factsnotfeelings3247]

0:17 Yeaaahhhhh, no need for human workers any more, lets replace all the workers jobs with robots and of course we will NEVER have a monthly Universal Basic Income for those replace jobs, so workers will just have to pan handle outside of the gates of the owners of these companies for a living. Yeahhhh! Isn't the future of america great!

[@markbajek2541]

Do you have to return the Flytrex delivery bag?

[@HeavilyCensoredKitty]

@@SERB_Milan will be a crime against humanity if Universal Basic Income isn’t released in time for the release of Grand Theft Auto 6!!!

[@usmale57]

And , let's not forget. These drones can bring down a good size airplane! Your sushi may not be all that comes down hard on your house!

[@kirkchartier7141]

**The Surge is an interesting concept but they need to take it a lot farther, and I would think a heated or cooled driver/passenger (weatherproof) compartment would be highly advisable. A van type lockable back portion for delivering and securing things. **More speed in both modes. **Those are the things I see need to be improved before I would consider buying one.

[@SzamBacsi]

Wow such an advanced robot technology it's moving like the President of the US

[@markbajek2541]

JB probably can't attain 7 Mph except when falling off a bike or down AF1 staircase.

[@lexloose2112]

Duct tapes going to be very useful in the future to make robot leg traps. Invest NOW

[@markbajek2541]

fishing line too

[@Viconius]

...LOL, two things come to mind. #1 Cool💡 #2 What could go wrong⁉

[@austin.england]

7:42 There’s no way that truck didn’t hit that trailer lol

[@cristiandumitrana6510]

THIS WORLD 🌍 IT'S CHANGED ALREADY IN THE NEGATIVES SIDES .........NEW TECHNOLOGY IS GOOD WITH ALL RESPECT FOR TRUTH AND KNOWLEDGE

[@cristiandumitrana6510]

But.... please....NO HUMANOID ROBOTS !!! With all respect for TRUTH AND KNOWLEDGE

[@johnroekoek12345]

When you want to enjoy the sky but it's blocked by flying objects

[@mrchainanimal3637]

The idea of the single track railway is really cool! As German railway staff is on strike most of the time anyway, it would be great to just close down the "Bundesbahn" completely and use the rails for mono-tracks run by PRIVATE companies!

[@aaroncomer458]

I'm

[@leschortos9196]

How's it balance, gyro.

[@TheFixer1965]

8:00 Spot is a humidity distiller. The water it produces has no minerals or electrolytes. You would need to also buy Gatorade to replenish what tap water supplies naturally. $600 plus a monthly Gatorade bill? I'll pass.

[@RoflcopterPunch]

"We never said it was all for the better."

[@Bodielane]

Me: I wonder why Germany has a lot of railroads Me: *remembers WW2*

[@ericwegel5563]

sorry to tell you long before wk1

[@JohnAsang]

All those drones should be donated to Ukraine. They need them for special deliveries!

[@WhatsGoodTechnology]

Thats some pretty good tech cant wait to see everyone using it

[@factsnotfeelings3247]

2:08 Looks like so much fun and so cool until the corporation screws on the hands and put a gun in it. Then it no long looks like fun for the regular working class civilians.

[@riceracm]

3:00 What was with that weird accent change for like 2 seconds?? It went from southern US back to British ❓😄🤔

[@trojanthedog]

The kiwi fruit picker. Like wow, agro industrial revolution coming.

[@TsarHare]

no coffee. stay hydrated

[@martinpidhany8278]

Now who's working on solving the tent city problem,? Oh yeah I forgot , ain't no money in that.

[@rietzhu]

This was first featured in one of my favorite films: “Mute” which is a Netflix film and a pretty good watch! Pretty cool it’s now a real thing! I think it’ll break Uber eats and the like due to no air traffic, the obvious and best yet, no tipping!

[@slate613]

Corporations are already trying to end private drone flying so they can buy up the airspace up to around 500 ft. If these things catch on, all you'll hear all day is the buzzing of drone props thanks to all the delivery services changing to them so they don't have to pay people anymore.

[@warrensaxton4008]

I’m sorry but that robot walks like he’s 30 ft away from the toilet but his ass says “ You’ve got 12 ft maybe 15 before shit happens”.😬

[@charlesblithfield6182]

Unitree just started the robots wearing t-shirts trend.

[@johnmiller9681]

Beep Beep Beep the---------- guy-- kick------ing the ro---bot will pay!!!!!!!

[@mikederasmo7621]

here's your food ,full of crushed bugs and dirt, lol

[@Js-rq9uj]

they need to build those fingertips into heavy/winter gloves

[@Rick-if5zb]

Can you imagine sitting on the toilet with no toilet paper, so you call a drone delivery through the bathroom window. Problem solved!

[@mikeh8416]

Spout - Drink your sweat!!

[@jfilm7466]

11:30 As simple as lasik eye surgery? How many people are suffering terrible side effects after lasik and this will be a computer in your brain?

[@joesmith5604]

AI doing New York teachers lesson plans

[@princecharon]

Re: Spout, it's interesting to see the moisture vaporators from Star Wars in such a small form (larger ones of various types are used in desert environments already). As for the fruit-picking robot at the end, that could have political implications in some countries.

[@MrRobinhalligan]

Its called a dehumidifier and very not cost efficient to run.

[@alanhill769]

We have drone deliveries in Brisbane for years. That is nothing new.

[@flickeringtorch]

The finger exoskeleton is useless. Just use your knuckles instead of your fingertips, or a pencil or dowel like a stylus! Boom, money saved.

[@chrismayer3919]

I’m still not sold on the Neuralink concept; effing around with the brain in ANY context is tricky at best. One short circuit in the implant, and you could go all Terminal Man on someone! (I’m already enough of a cyborg as is) 🤨

[@De4monbe4r]

Fltyrex, also great for setting our enemies' houses on fire or throwing explosives into their garden. - Imho:I would ban it.

[@albertwolanski7688]

Yes, I am going to order a roll of toilet paper for $10 delivery charge. I would use a newspaper.

[@KeithPSable]

What's a newspaper? : )

[@alfaceuntauriprodigy]

Drug delivery gonna be much safer in future.

[@chris_cz]

There goes Uber eats lol.

[@chris_cz]

Looks like a new duck hunt game everyone grab your shotgun.

[@kirkchartier7141]

**the six-person passenger trains those could be useful especially to get to work if you got a long commute to and from work.

[@richardm5283]

Eden ISS narration says works at external temp of minus 40 Celsius, visually written in vid as minus 40 Fahrenheit.

[@DrOne-sw6oz]

This is why I can't fly my drone because those money makers want all the air for themselves ..... mother brothers.

[@TheEclecticOrder]

3:10 single rail train is old technology not new or ground breaking.

[@s1lv3rbordeaux47]

I didn't think humanoid robots needed bathroom breaks?? Uni-tree-H1 must be looking for an actual tree to take some relief behind.

[@Salazarmencinco]

To the person who said these drones will cause unemployment in the areas where these drones are being used. So also said the people when cars were being introduced because they were used to using horses.

[@HeavilyCensoredKitty]

In the zombie apocalypse zombies will chase the pods...

[@MdBoj-n2v]

Very nice

[@mshelloonyoutube]

Once I get my neuralink installed I'll no longer need my magic wand. Elon will be hitting MY button all day from his spiked watchtower atop his dark pyramid.

[@bernardmumble3638]

The Kiwi picker looks very like the Matrix........... 🙂

[@richardmakatura]

Water from the air...hrm...maybe put a tap on your air conditioner to grab that condensate instead of spending hundreds of dollars on a counter top unit that sits next to your tap, which provides water for essentially free. Brilliant.

[@merrillmilner8717]

How much will they cost?

[@carlomartin6156]

That single track train I saw this before, nothing new, but no success that time meaby now 100 years later

[@sanakba5231]

Wow ❤

[@BrowncoatGofAZ]

Regarding the cover photo, the only difference from reality would be ducted fans, right?

[@leenonolee4629]

Monocab sounds better than trains. And there you go. "A full charge" for 50 minutes. And then the fun is done when you have to wait 2 hours to recharge. You'll have to buy 2 of them to keep on on battery charger while using the other. Too expensive. And don't forget those charged battery fires. At least you'll be on the water and can dunk it in the briny. Oh, wait. Lithuim explodes on contact with water. Hope the demise will be swift and painless. And the clean water? Yes to Spout. Because Everyone needs clean water. Except may arsenic (ars3 Nick) the dark one.

[@imwade3]

Where s the orange snowmobile looking devise?

[@amzarnacht6710]

That was clickbait

[@johndemeritt3460]

If you changed the word "Will" to "Might", I'd be inclined to give this a closer look. But since you can't know which of these technologies will a) be adaptable to full-scale manufacture and use, and b) will be adopted by enough people to pay for themselves, your assertion that ANY of these technologies will "change the world" is specious. Just look at how much Hyperloop technology has done to change our world so far! Now ask yourself: do you want Elon Musk sticking X in your head via Neuralink? It might be very much like Windows 95 when it came out, with Microsoft's email program bundled into it. How many of you remember that failure? Still think Neuralink is a good idea? I didn't think so.

[@tazanteflight8670]

Drone delivery will never work. Neighborhood kids will shoot it down, every time.

[@leschortos9196]

Spout it's called a dehumidifier.....

[@mikeh8416]

Yep, for all those sweat drinkers!!

[@Mrblackfox966]

2:00 he didn’t one of these robots kill it self when it worked a where house job

[@國際粵語同胞]

這麼多設備 羨慕 羨慕~~~

[@benzgondz6797]

2:00 its so creepy

[@DHG357]

All electric sounds good until no place to charge or electrical blackouts due to storms. And lithium and water are not compatible ......

[@aovoonthefarmsouthernillinois]

Can these drones, and taxis fly over private property?

[@TheFallenFaob]

You don't own the airspace over your property so they can fly over it unless there is some special reason they can't like restricted airspace

[@aovoonthefarmsouthernillinois]

@@TheFallenFaob I own the airspace over my land. I also owe the area under my land.

[@TheFallenFaob]

@@aovoonthefarmsouthernillinois you do own anything below ground on your property but not above it you can check state and federal law it's not from your law book of because I say so and because you sound like someone who would shoot at them you will get arrested for that

[@TsarHare]

no ear piercings

[@nomadnorm]

Sea raider is nothing new. Just electric version of the wetbike I had in the 70s

[@IsThisAvailable550]

6:58 I'll be seeing you......

[@garyjohnson7133]

Sea Raider looks like a waste. Looks like it could leave you stranded somewhere.

[@lulaka3129]

Yuck! what a digusting way this world is going

[@rgarcia8876]

You talked about education and university. We will see education provided online and it wont be free. This and primary needs will absolutely be required. Thinking any of this will be free is ridiculous in a capitalistic society. Cheaper is still a problem when there is no income and who will provide basic income? All the "things you can do to create status" like music and intellectual endevour are what AGI is currently on track to destroy through current accelerating their own shortsightedness. Every single excuse for faster, cheaper is anti-human. The biggest sticking point on the economic narrative should be paramount and a priority. It needs to be accelerated beyond the push to an AGI world. Playing catch up aint gonna happen fast enough.

[@bobham919]

he said Texas, North Carolina? bloody british

[@tinacheez1450]

Lol, that’s a good one

[@alicastro1857]

How much do they pay for the drone’s operator?

[@kirkchartier7141]

**the sea rider you're in the water too much for it to be a commuter type vehicle, it's not fast enough, especially considering how mako sharks can reach a top speed of 45 mph I see it being highly maneuverable but not very stable be easy to be pitched off.

[@u.s.aarchangelforgod3679]

💯

[@CharveL88]

Tesla is so far ahead of anybody, it's absolutely ridiculous. There's a lot of cool looking demos and prototypes for things like autonomous robots, but Tesla's ace card is their vertical integration, massive manufacturing capability, and the one thing nobody is even close on...real-world training data. And there's even more, but the point is despite what MSM is feeding you, nobody can catch up now that Tesla is no longer compute constrained, not nvidia, or OpenAI as far as functional AGI. They may have more compute, but without the billions of miles of real-world driving data Tesla is hoovering up for the past few years, it won't be enough. You can only get so much out of the internet, and very little of it is useful for teaching physical mechanics. Simulations help but don't do so well for real-world edge-case scenarios. I predict there's going to be a lot of companies throwing in the towel and licensing Tesla tech, especially the major automotive manufacturers.

[@gemstarman]

Typically no reference to the featured all purpose woman-powered agricultural vehicle..

[@hardheadjarhead]

That Chinese“taxi” doesn’t exist. Or at least we should say a video that doesn’t exist. That was CGI generated. Honestly… If the Chinese had something that cool, they would give us a video of it. They would have tech riders coming in and taking a cruise on it. It’s propaganda.

[@Adrians_Lost_and_Found_Visions]

Great, early retirement for everyone! :) The sooner the AI and robots take over all of the jobs - the better. Poverty will be solved. Also 40-80% of people don't like their jobs. We all need a few Optimus and Figure 01 robots per person and it will be the end of human labor forever. Unless you want to work and create something of course. :) We will have a parallel economy run (almost) entirely by robots and (almost) fully independent from humans. If there are no people in the production process - there is no need to pay anyone. The transition period - the next 15 years - that might be tough though. Hope we will find a solution as fast as possible. Deflation in prices of goods and services is what we need. From 100.000 to 10.000 to 1.000 to 100 to 10 to 1 to 0,1 to 0,01 and then it's already ridiculous and basically free. Things should be cheaper if humans are not making them. Deflation > UBI

[@RemnantDiscipleLazzaro-Rev1217]

If you people think Mars is able to be landed on and inhabitated... super duped fools sigh.

[@techbeastmr]

I love

[@musikSkool]

Quit making walking robots already. Make their legs a segway and get on with it. DO something with them already. The only thing legs do that wheels can't do very well is climb stairs, but any business that would rely on robots walking up and down stairs all day would just install ramps and buy MUCH cheaper segway powered robots.

[@lancethrustworthy]

Please stop showing us 'some day, maybe' devices (4:14). Show us only machines that are seriously in development now. Enough with the 'some day' stuff.

[@funrun07haan50]

No mk1 or mk2 opressors plz

[@ghazman6141]

Look, they hacked Boston Dynamics. I guess BD got cheap on IT people.

[@u.s.aarchangelforgod3679]

TY TZ