Making Lego Car CLIMB More Obstacles

Continue where we left off in the first video. Add a second adjustable joint to the climber to make it surpass more complex obstacles. Enjoy!
The first video:
• Making Lego Car CLIMB ...

[@zander...k.7968]

This design feels very organic (?) compared to the last one. The first one felt like a robot designed to optimally climb surfaces. This guy just looks like a little creature trying his best to get through the day. I love him. Great work as always!

[@noapparentfunction]

i agree, you could almost imagine it as a Wall-E type character in an animated movie.

[@cameron7374]

What is a little creature if not just a very, very complex robot?

[@mossvoxle]

He is just a little critter

[@AutistiCat2406]

It moves on 4 (almost) individually powered movement tools, and has a flexible spot between them, look at almost any creature The wheels function as hands and feet, in our case these allow slight adjustability for precision near the ends, as you go up there's more large position joints like the knees and elbows rather than wrists and ankles, then you reach shoulder and hip, in our case the hip even has capability to twist in order to help navigate the 3rd dimension, then the spine which is a more advanced yet slightly more limiting version of what the robot has, we need to keep our organs intact and hence can only move so much, but look at the car, it's vitals are positioned at each end, allowing it to flex freely in the middle, sacrificing the small precision at the ends Nature is both the most and least natural thing, it seems so simple but everything is truly a fine oiled machine, in such an effective way it hardly seems natural I love this stuff

[@Ze_eT]

It feels like two people helping each other climb. Especially on e.g. the stairs, where it looks like one part of the robot is pulling the other up.

[@sketchy5782]

Imagine making an AI that could learn how to overcome obstacles like this, that would be something I’d pay a fortune to see!

[@YamiOni]

I came down to the comments to warn against this. Imagine waking up one morning with this thing sat on your chest... "LoVE mE pAPa... lOVe mEeEe..."

[@abhijiths5237]

My thoughts exactly

[@laserfoxultrabeam]

Do you have a fortune? That'd be a fun job

[@MrAlexbarrera18]

@@YamiOni not if you have soft ai, or restricted ai, or whatever you want to call it

[@ramanshekhar9514]

Exactly what I was thinking throughout the video

[@KC-Mitch]

The sheer fact that you went back and verified that a change to the design worked on previous successful obstacles cannot be understated. That's an important thing to teach kids about (and even adults!)

[@xanderheslar968]

It also showed how much better the new design was, as it got past all the obstacles a lot easier

[@anonymoususer188]

Yes. This is important. Never assume that improvements to solve a new problem won't mess up an invention's ability to solve previous problems. Always check to make sure you didn't break anything or optimize for a complex problem so much that you lose basic functionality needed to solve simple problems. The fact that it handled the previous obstacles with ease really shows how great the new design is.

[@Drischa]

Perhaps adding a wheel on the connecting beam would allow the 'support point' to be more useful. Unless adding more wheels disqualifies it.

[@oadka]

i think so too

[@satoruriolu6132]

I imagine it would be a bit of a mess either having an entire motor or a driveshaft connected on the middle where it can rotate, expand and contract. Then again, I am no engineer so there might be ways!

[@nickbanana7610]

Smarts man

[@nikelbakrawkoutloud]

The wheel could be fixes so you don't have to motorize it. Or instead have it be a piece with rubber/something to grab on

[@mandeepsharma8305]

Hmmm this feels like a community,

[@itisi2042]

The sheer power this guy possesses is above any mortal being. He is one with the bricks

[@sr-71blackbird21]

@crazy xyz shorts shut up

[@boimcpickle]

No

[@boimcpickle]

@crazy xyz shorts You are the definition of cringe

[@itisi2042]

@crazy xyz shorts close the hole from whence you speak at once, or else you will be consumed by your own misery

[@glowytheglowbug]

Yes

[@kanderssen7629]

You have quite the skill in controlling that creation.

[@glowytheglowbug]

@crazy xyz shorts to him yes

[@novaspot]

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[@rubyhillman1859]

@@novaspot to him yes

[@alikaradag8111]

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[@mentalaren8841]

@@alikaradag8111 to him yes

[@devilgirl7__yt655]

I feel like this could make a very fun game, going around a map as a little car thing

[@blazedenenra]

The fact hes using a ps4 controller on top of the builds he does. Genius

[@YukariAkiyama]

The car: Fails “This enraged his father, who punished him severely.”

[@jackradzelovage6961]

hooman of culture i see

[@notyoutube8128]

YES

[@LordKeizer]

yes

[@quantum.code.x]

?

[@aname4390]

@@quantum.code.x It's from oversimplified's Hitler video.

[@Nj1498]

At this point, a lot more credit needs to go towards your skill as an operator!

[@liamhansolo1464]

Yeah

[@jojo_da_poe]

+35 social credit!

[@liamhansolo1464]

@@jojo_da_poe this isn’t China

[@raccoonperson1216]

@@liamhansolo1464 -500 social credit

[@liamhansolo1464]

@@raccoonperson1216 still isn’t China

[@boxofcereal]

This is legitimately one of the few things getting me going through my engineering class. The thought that I’ll be able to make stuff like this in the future keeps me going.

[@snailsaredumb9412]

4:04 I can already imagine how useful this is for many reasons in a field like ac repair to climb inside walls and vents with a little camera in order order to troubleshoot

[@gurita_hitam]

This guy has more than just genius brain, but also awesome skill on operating the lego. Man, IM AMAZED 🔥

[@randomguyonyoutube3478]

IQ 99999999999999999999999999

[@austinpatrick2682]

They need this guy at NASA building and operating extra-planetary rovers! Also, this is just so purely satisfying to watch 😌

[@vaelophisnyx9873]

only problem is this has a ton of moving parts moving parts are easy points of failure

[@tujefaeslaroca3945]

@@vaelophisnyx9873 but you cant lie. His designs are quite ingeneous and dynamic

[@glowytheglowbug]

@crazy xyz shorts no shut up

[@CemessonderIII]

@UCKvIIp3FtcFcOMF-a3FAs5Q i have big cok

[@aserta]

The latest generation of rovers are autonomous. No human interaction and it has an onboard AI to path-decision. :)

[@tooFarGonexk4he4tu3s]

The fact that you are so good at controlling the robot is as impressive as the machine itself. This concept could make its way into an original rage game

[@Pavlinn88]

😢😢😢щи>\…|😢😢😢😢😮😅😊

[@rosson1983]

The car looks alive. I can almost sense that it is working out the route itself and figuring out how to pass the obstacles. Amazing engineering.

[@grantzimmerman7704]

I feel like the limit of this machine is on the user, not on the machine

[@cameron7374]

So now it is time to build another machine around the controller.

[@STA-3]

@@cameron7374 mind = blown

[@coltonbates629]

@@cameron7374 And another machine to design them. And, a machine to make the machine that designs machines, and a machine that designs machines that can make machines, and… uh oh

[@RestedAura2]

He's like making puzzle solving obstacles for himself to test his skills with his problem solving machine which he will improve as the obstacles gets harder

[@chickenman3829]

You must put so much effort into these videos, and you also seem very smart. Keep up the good work and good luck!

[@chickenman3829]

@crazy xyz shorts shut the fuck up no one cares

[@jn9475]

@crazy xyz shorts cringe

[@boimcpickle]

@crazy xyz shorts you are the definition of cringe

[@glowytheglowbug]

He's soo smarttttt

[@glowytheglowbug]

@UCKvIIp3FtcFcOMF-a3FAs5Q OH PLEASE SHUT UP

[@Kids_Scissors]

Your builds are amazing but I think an under-appreciated part of your videos is how well you're able to maneuver the complex machines you make. It's black magic

[@jpaiva7934]

Me: "why isn't the printer, printing 🤔" The printer: 1:54

[@rubberducky1122]

Bru that is so true💀

[@ColeSpolaric]

The combination of gaming and Lego skills is amazing. Consider turning this into a real life video game.

[@davep5698]

if these could be put into routines and automated you would have an amazing starting point for disaster exploration recovery bot.

[@Redend-xb6tu]

That wall limb on 14 was insane

[@katqcentertainment8754]

That guy is so intelligent he can overcome situations like that and come out with an clever idea like a double ajustable joint If I was challenged like that I would just sit and start crying

[@ustredzo]

Awesome! You have to add some moving extra mass, that will help you to move center mass from rear wheels to front

[@hamjudo]

The battery pack could make a fine movable weight. Designing a car where the battery can be moved from front to back via remote control is an exercise left for the builder.

[@electronresonator8882]

you can actually make a race with this kind of lego car, the fastest to finish the set of obstacles

[@stevevernon1978]

fastest to DESIGN, BUILD, and race through the obstacles.

[@Bibibosh]

No! No you can't. Don't even think that. Thats a stupid idea and you shouldn't think things like that. Don't be so silly, silly!

[@skflwphgaawfas7402]

@@Bibibosh

[@narwhals4550]

Is it weird that I find this little lego car cute? I know it's a machine, but it's a good boy

[@lamenwatch1877]

1:32 Roller Robot hug. Very wholesome. 10/10 👍 Edit 1: 2:00 Lift boy, LIIIFT!!! You can do it!!! Edit 2: 2:48 Getting Over It with Bennett Foddy Edit 3: 4:25 I would fall into the middle and then... I have no idea.

[@chromosundrift]

Thanks for including some of the failed attempts. The control strategies prompt a flurry of imagination about how this could be autonomous or at least partly augmented with higher abstraction controls.

[@svennie1511]

How about: How fast can gears turn before they break?

[@boimcpickle]

YESSSS

[@theopalangel1342]

He's already done that

[@JuliaCV9]

yes

[@KaylaJoyGunn]

@@theopalangel1342 he's tested tires for sure, but I haven't seen the test on gears?

[@MisterKatz]

I saw this video when it was first released. It's so brilliant that I always come back and watch it again. It fascinates me especially because it shows that there is a solution for almost every problem and obstacle. You just have to be creative and have patience.

[@donaldthehuman5951]

We know it’s game over when the AI can do this on their own 😳

[@hawkz3613]

You know he's controlling it on every obstacle, right?

[@mcchaos2137]

@@hawkz3613 I think he meant that if an AI ever manages to figure this out without help, its better than the humans

[@TheBoyfriendOfYourWife]

@@mcchaos2137 well not really since the human did it as well. But it’d still be super impressive

[@donaldthehuman5951]

@@hawkz3613 Yeah I did

[@Karakuz42]

2:23 every lego vechiles worst nightmare... but this lego climber: EZ

[@BrickMecha]

This reminds me of Jacky Chan 03:50

[@azmathchoudhury8702]

yesss 😂😂👍

[@google_was_my_idea2368]

Lol

[@ducer8214]

?

[@cosmilite_]

“Is the obstacle is too difficult just go around it” -Luminite Bar 2021

[@pirate604]

Creating this is one thing, but being able to operate in this effectively is something else entirely. Nicely done.

[@Lussimio]

Imagine implementing machine learning into this...

[@walrush8374]

That would be scary, and awesome. It just needs to, you know, be able to see.

[@earomc]

@@walrush8374 not necessarily ...

[@abhijiths5237]

Was about to write this

[@the_biggest_chungus7508]

Goood fucking bye

[@SmashToBits]

@@earomc I mean, it has to have some way of observing the world, so in an essence, it is seeing.

[@Martin_from_Scarlem]

awesome videos. Lego Technics gave me an amazing start on understanding mechanical things in the 80's as a child. In fact those are the only kits I ever wanted, and I never built the stuff on the box, just tossed them into the pile and built my own contraptions.

[@TeaTabby]

But this channel didn’t exist in the 80’s… I’m pretty sure KZbin didn’t either

[@djhaloeight]

@@TeaTabby what’s your point? he was just saying he liked to build things with lego technics back in the day.

[@The_UPD.]

By the time he makes this thing climb entire cliffs, he's probably going to use 10 keyboards.

[@Henk6772]

I do not know what is more impressive, your engineering or your driving! Love it.

[@Domus_Maximus]

Since the Lego ideas are pretty outlandish (the submarine was my favourite!), how about a Lego creation that can hammer a nail into wood? Or a screw, or even saw? Lots of problems with torque I bet, but balsa wood is basically wooden foam with how light it is. I'm sure you'd find some interesting take on it, like using Lego tools to make a dovetail joint or something!

[@bentheboy3391]

YES IVE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS YOUR THE BEST

[@dietznutz1]

"you're"

[@skeleton794]

@@dietznutz1 *yro'ue

[@boimcpickle]

@crazy xyz shorts You are the definition of cringe

[@glowytheglowbug]

@crazy xyz shorts shut up

[@glowytheglowbug]

@crazy xyz shorts wait if we report him enough we can ban him yey yall report him also pls

[@Toprak135]

The amount of power a single extra joint gives you is insane.

[@nightcrawlerau919]

That leaning book climb had me gobsmacked

[@forgotabtnamechange]

I love these, they’re very cool.

[@jimb0b441]

80% of these I was like "no fucking way it's getting over that"

[@angelerror4086]

Tires: You underestimated my power!

[@jheeshin621]

Me too! Amazing, right?

[@johnnytomaino9376]

Dude..... I am just blown away at this point

[@butth3ad]

the way it moves especially when you speed up the footage it looks like an actual like like sentient animal figuring out how to navigate terrain it's crazy

[@pastrmasan3707]

Why am I watching this full focus and so joyful?

[@fedelecavaliere5249]

wowo this double joint is badass! Imagine putting an AI into this and automatically go EVERYWHERE

[@IlllIlIlIIlll]

This it the idea

[@FROSHTV4ReL]

This is the sequel we didn't want, but the sequel we needed!

[@wilbur9615]

HOW MANY PEACES DOES THIS MAN HAVE

[@sijbrandloot2340]

0:20 till 0:25 That sounds like a really nice tune what the heck 😂

[@thenapkinak4760]

This has become “The Art of Driving Lego Cars With Insane Skill”

[@evanfelper4666]

I'm in love with this intrepid little rover and so impressed with how well it takes a tumble.

[@rudeguyjayce]

It looks like stop motion, damn satisfying to watch.

[@Fish-Finger]

5:53. finally get over that book. now you have to go back over it like all the rest.

[@shyrd]

3:08 "Help me, step brother, I'm stuck"

[@littleowleyes]

This was fascinating! I was amazed when it ended, it didn't feel like 5 minutes!

[@Nebulisuzer]

the REAL part 2 we've always been waiting for

[@lambchops7298]

Ive been waiting this moment for my whole life

[@512TechProj]

This is the best and most fun project done with LEGO technic I've seen in a long time. Absolutely enjoyed it, will try it myself :)

[@txikitofandango]

one of the most interesting lego videos on here, and there are a LOT of lego videos

[@bootscats2928]

#11 just blew my mind away. That was amazing!

[@robertackley7570]

This is as much great piloting skills as it is great engineering, well done! 🎮

[@billypenpulbury6788]

I would love to see like a tutorial on how to make the final car and to pair with controller also great content keep up the good work 😀

[@rawnutcooking7580]

The sound of the motor is soo satisfying

[@wooow8543]

He's probably the world's best video game player with those controller skills

[@blockite]

Now put depth sensors on it, then train an AI to solve any situation. Seriously interested if it's possible though!

[@imrenzo8178]

nice

[@MrExDArte]

I love how it went from an engineering challenge in part 1 to straight-up platformer IRL in part 2. That alone speaks volumes of the design.

[@clockworkkirlia7475]

Genuinely fascinating to watch! Somehow heartwarming too

[@roastedpotato2159]

Since you were able to control it with a controller, I could see this implemented as a videogame

[@olsirmonkey]

A goddamn lot of machinery is controlled by controllers, or controller like devices. Saw a video of some lads in the military using an xbox controller for some training

[@jbgaming7570]

Could you make a video showing us how you connect each button on the controller to each different motor please?

[@pifpafpoufpifpaf]

With a Sbrick receiver

[@Kowinaida]

I could watch this all day.

[@klaymoon1]

Brilliant! Absolutely amazing!! You should submit this design to Nasa.

[@elziemilum5880]

1:42 Umm, Is it screaming? Lol 😂

[@archivushka]

2:54 "A long time ago in a galaxy far far away"

[@turnerdeedo4633]

I am absolutely blown away by the things that little car can do!

[@niteowl9491]

maneuvering that last one was legit impressive :o

[@DDD-uo7gs]

Lesson learned: Never gonna give you up

[@danielm.595]

Never gonna let you down

[@mbcommandnerd]

Never gonna turn around and desert you

[@boimcpickle]

Never gonna make you cry

[@redstonegod296]

@@boimcpickle Never gonna say goodbye

[@someoneisdefinitelynothere2327]

@@redstonegod296 Never gonna tell a lie and hurt you

[@FoxDog1080]

5:25 Happy Wheels style!

[@indirabiswas3331]

This climbing car foundation is really useful for real life obstacles Also good for NASA

[@furious069]

Props to you for being such a pro operator, no one would have been able to solve the last one without skills and experience 👍👍

[@bricksengineered7878]

4:27 I would go around it 😂

[@GayLord-jc5ri]

It can’t turn

[@bricksengineered7878]

@@GayLord-jc5ri hint to another video

[@aquamanmanaqua7012]

hi :O I GOT FIRST COMMENT

[@filipmadzia]

No

[@adithkrishnaa2599]

this is so satisfying to watch

[@RS14988]

Now this is a Master Builder in action

[@TunaExeYT]

❤️

[@haziqsheikh970]

2:51 Finally books are important

[@RicardoPetrazzi]

Super stuff. lets use this to go re-exploring inside those pesky "shafts" in the Great Pyramid!

[@initialgd9113]

1:13 one of the most satisfying lego car i've seen

[@jackgoulding4037]

Man just imagine if the military made vehicles based on this design

[@creepercrew11]

This vehicle.. felt strangely alive. Despite being plastic, the way it moved felt uncannily lively

[@ryliecoleman8194]

This needs to be a Series!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!?? I cant get Enough!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@abctract0]

I really like the symbolism here, that books are obstacles.

[@jaceg810]

I absolutely love this, I see this being an amazing lego car toy if only it had steering.

[@BienMesana]

Must protect this guy at all cost!

[@iateapikachu2532]

I need more, this is just amazing!

[@TomLandolt]

probably my most favourite lega (or robotics/technics) video on youtube!!