NEW INVENTIONS THAT WILL BLOW YOUR MIND

Reading without seeing the text, extracting water from air, bringing sunlight to a basement, or communicating with a humanoid robot... These are not excerpts from a science fiction novel. All of this is already available today.
Today, we present to you the top nine latest inventions that will blow your mind. Are you ready to embark on a fantastic journey into the world of science and technology? Then, let's go…
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[@Landrew0]

Very disappointing clickbait. Most of these things are only investment traps.

[@GuapoJhimi]

OMG. A voice of reason. Kudos.

[@rajeshrajan6200]

I’ve been scouring the internet for nice tech innovations to invest in. The AI sensor related gadgets looks like they have a lot of potential. Definitely adding them to my watch list

[@user-zg3rg3ng2k]

Exactly. Though some of them turn out to be just concept techs and never really take off as major projects. What other interesting holdi,ngs do you have?

[@rajeshrajan6200]

A handful of the top ones like apple, meta and the likes. Then there are some new innovations like Rivian in the EV space that I hold. My advisor added some others to my portfolio, over time more than 7 of them have each risen by over 230% in value. Not all of them are US companies though

[@user-zg3rg3ng2k]

How does your advisor combine both US and foreign stocks. I have been looking to do this because there are some really hot stuff coming up outside the states I would like to get into early on. Can you share the name?

[@rajeshrajan6200]

Sure. You can look up Mary Elizabeth Huxley. I’ve been with her for years. Sometimes I look at my portfolio and I’m like, this is exactly what working with Warren Buffett will look like haha.... What she does is that she uses her platform to connect a lot of different markets. Then she hooks mine into them and it’s a go.... Simple process actually. I still get to make my own suggestions and picks too

[@user-zg3rg3ng2k]

I hope her fees for this are not too big

[@NormanLor]

IT'S NOT SEEING THESE GREAT IDEAS BUT HAVING THEM AVAILABLE ASAP TO ALL WE SIMPLE HUMANS!!

[@MegaLivingIt]

Oh for heaven's sake; just take a pen and paper and make a note of what you need before going food shopping.

[@research903]

How about using the condensate produced by the vehicle's air conditioner as drinking water? Just route it through a filtration/sterilizing unit and store it for on-board use.

[@HeyChickens]

No, they can't do that, because then they'd only be able to sell you one unit. Why combine two products into one, when they can sell us two units that will now draw more electricity? Then they can sell us a bigger inverter, for which we'll need more batteries and more solar panels for, and then another fire extinguisher in case of an electrical fire. Then of course we'll need to order water filters on a regular basis. Gotta love all the marketing strategies at play here!

[@Antonia-yr8dp]

Love the eye pro idea.congrTs

[@someolddude7076]

The high tech level of crap you don’t need has become mind boggling. I know my mind is boggled

[@GuapoJhimi]

Thank you.

[@infiniteadam7352]

Radiant cooling instead or air conditioning would be pretty cool....

[@Kualinar]

Radiant cooling is extremely inefficient. Replacing AC with radiative cooling would make your electricity bill skyrocket.

[@TechLapHD]

Amazing tech buddy.

[@santoshbansode697]

Very helpful this video is thanks ❤``````

[@davidbwa]

$11,500 for a toilet that looks uncomfortable as hell to sit on. LOL!

[@KaustubhBadgujarK2]

Mark my words you will take over Techzone , Good luck.

[@ElonReeveMuskloversfan]

Thanks 👍

[@innovativetechs3044]

Thank you ))

[@paulcowan3222]

How did the blind guy know the sign with the name of the station was there?

[@GuapoJhimi]

Well duh. He obviously could see. Geez.

[@markmallory2528]

KOHLER TOILET, The Rick (Rick and Morty) of ALL TOILETS! 😂

[@wayneyd2]

A Japan company invented something like the Himawari Solar Lighting system over 30 years ago. I'm glad it is actually being used today.

[@MajorBenjy]

i saw the first iteration at Tsukuba EXPO’85, (north of Tokyo), in 1985.

[@AuzSanchez]

they also have had those toilets for years

[@miraajmuhammad666]

Love from India 🇮🇳😎 Very informative channel thanks 😊 for your’e knowledge

[@cyberwarlord7363]

5:45 felt that.

[@theodorehaskins3756]

Isn’t it funny how the promise of a better future always seems to be a generation away, and the fear of that future may undermine that very future itself.🤯

[@christopherogle5755]

Nobody in power cares. All about human blood sacrifice

[@wayneyd2]

A Japan company invented something like the Himawari Solar Lighting system over 30 years ago. I'm glad it is actually being used today.

[@theodorehaskins3756]

@hawkinventions So as a point of information, that is one of many reasons/applications, that bipedal humanoid robots can be used for, and it should be noted that today most manufacturing facilities, particularly Tesla factories where robotics extensively being used to not just boost efficiency, but also to eliminate humans working in dangerous conditions. So the promise of these AI driven bipedal humanoid robots is to do things that humans really don’t want to do, and should be doing, and so there are many applications, where an Optimus type robot can, and will to my mind be used to replace, say firefighters from having to go into dangerous, burning buildings or law-enforcement, having to deal with someone who has barricaded themselves in a dwelling, so there are any number of applications, where a optimist type robot will find a useful purpose, not to mention robots that can go into deep space travel, and do things that humans will never be able to do, because we simply can’t live/survive in some of these environments. So the knowledge, intelligence, and information that can be learned by the use of these types of robots, is unparalleled, in terms of having the ability to advance human knowledge about the universe we exist in, and so to my mind, these robots will become so valuable that it’s immeasurable, in terms of what could be learned from the use of these types of robots. Cheers 🥂

[@lemmingguidedmissile]

been using the meater thermometer for over a year.. it has saved my cooking when my pellet smoker was having problems staying on.

[@phelixmboya7330]

send one

[@DanielAvila-ju6ks]

2:30 y'all didn't notice the tiny little man in the van??? 😂😂😂

[@user-bw2rw9tw4b]

Great video , no clickbait! 🇮🇱 ideas

[@tchippat7634]

speed of light learning technology should be on the list.

[@8ettieP46e]

isnt the Numi just a JP toliet/bidet that is already on the market for like ages?

[@darryljackson2877]

I love the samsung hub - we need one for the pantry. LOL

[@plo8monster113]

That toilet is a must have. I mean really that is some opulence that I can appreciate :) Fricking only 11k what a steal a remote control bidet with some Bose speakers.

[@RaminOhebshalom]

Thank you

[@romiagua2746]

Gostei 👍 de tudo🎉

[@fss1704]

credo, vai falar pra amazon quando vc dá uma cagada.

[@fss1704]

Dae removem o suporte pro seu produto e de repente a sua privada para de funcionar.

[@glike2]

What could go wrong with a smart toilet getting hacked? Butt selfies posted on your Facebook page? 😂

[@brucemusinguzit]

😅😅😅

[@GuapoJhimi]

Yeah. There are enough ass-holes on Facebook as it is.

[@SiphiweNyawera-qj2jr]

Finally the smart fridge...will be fun to market it...🎉

[@TheInsaneupsdriver]

smart toilet, "Alexia, help me poop!, i got a massive shit shuck in my ass"

[@samuelannan1299]

I already got one

[@lexslate2476]

When you hear the word 'smart' in the name of an appliance, you should hear two additional things. "This is a surveillance device" and "This has entire additional complex subsystems that may break down and not make it perform its core function any better".

[@GuapoJhimi]

Been out for years. Maybe ten or more. Just didn’t catch on. More trouble that it is worth.

[@LearnWithVikram7]

very good

[@lazarusblackwell6988]

11,500 dollars for the smart toilet. Thats some pretty expensive dumping.

[@conservativemike3768]

Idiotic and impractical.

[@garyradtke3252]

The water collection system is just an air conditioner which dehumidifies the air by it's nature. The only thing that was done is to save the water instead of dumping in beneath the automobile or in the case of a home out on the ground or some other way of disposing of it. The problem is if in the desert or extreme cold where the air is extremely dry it won't produce much.

[@lexslate2476]

Also the sheer amount of energy required to extract the water.

[@GuapoJhimi]

It is just a dehumidifier. Period.

[@wannabemgtow2540]

Myeye Pro will be fantastic if you're going to a foreign country and you can't read the language, that will be extremely useful. Also a universal translator would be nice so when you speak to somebody that doesn't speak English or your language it will translate for you, I'm sure that's not too far away with AI.

[@GuapoJhimi]

My spouse’s phone does that now. She points it at German text (she is there now), like a camera and it translates it. Come free as an app.

[@flyboy38a]

Isn’t that water extraction device also called a dehumidifier which has been around for many years now? Also, the last item regarding the Samsung hub, has that not been on the market for at least a couple of years now? I know I have seen them at Best Buy and Costco, or is this hub something significantly more advanced?

[@scotttaylor9133]

omg, you know what would be awesome, if it could also potentially cool the air in some enclosed space. Who knows what dreams may come, I guess

[@kaptainkaos1202]

It was up on Kickstarter and removed due to being a scam.. Was shown to be unworkable.

[@TheInsaneupsdriver]

@@kaptainkaos1202 It's not, they used it to make a Moxie that's being tested on mars now.

[@skataskatata9236]

in fact it's called a "scam"

[@ghostmanscores1666]

@Kaptian Kaos=BOT CHANNEL

[@davidward3991]

The natural light with solar coming in was invented in the late 1970's and Popular Science had the images in their magazine.

[@timgray5763]

What if the toilet stops working or the inter net paused in the middle of nature sending a fax, when nature calls you cannot miss that call or you release your self with no control at that point in your pants. Its like people buying a two story house at the age of 50, in 20 yrs it’s not the same and your sleeping down stairs anyway.

[@ccc822007]

Anyone using that toilet needs to tell Alexa, "Alexa, I need to take a crap". and see what she says.😂😂

[@GuapoJhimi]

“Light a match”?

[@thomasm.7058]

Smart isn't really smart, we all should know this...

[@user-kq3zt3rf1d]

This is a nice and instructive video.(AI and Virtual Reality: Creating Immersive Experiences with Technology) I hope there is a lot to learn from it.,,,,,,,,,,,,

[@anwunobichidiebere8224]

❤

[@mltnetwork]

Thank you for this video. The future is and looks bright...let's keep inventing and making life better for all and letting people enjoy life!! Take care!!

[@fss1704]

a future where amazon knows when you take a shit, what kind of shit you take, then auto buys the laxative and autocalls the insurance company to bill you more for the shit you took

[@GuapoJhimi]

I am waiting, and hoping to invest my life savings into something really, really high tech. Like a type of rubber you put on the end of a writing stylus, that allows your “erase” mistakes.

[@sharifzadazada8380]

Wawa amazing

[@nunyabitnezz2802]

You can buy that super expensive, over engineered Hymwari thing or you can buy a Suncat Skylight, and you’ll think you’re outside.

[@conservativemike3768]

The term “novelty” comes to mind. Try focusing on PRACTICAL products.

[@theducklinghomesteadandgar6639]

The "water generator" is nothing more than a heating and cooling heat pump if using in the winter also, otherwise it is water gathered in the cooling cycle of an air conditioner. EVERYONE with a central cooling system, or a window or through the wall unit already has this generator. It's just that the water is disposed of either through the sewer or just into the yard or gutter drainage system and never stored. Of course that water would need to be filtered and cleaned via ultra violet light!!!

[@jimcherry685]

Or a dehumidifier, producing several quarts per day from a $200 or so device.

[@privatesector0422]

I can't wait till KZbinrs stop using the word several continuously and give us actual information....

[@pumpkin4539]

I like the remote car charging. Place them in the road bed and never have to stop except for a bathroom break!

[@Ridethebomb777]

EV's wont be around that long. Hydrogen will take over in the near future. no country can sustain a full EV switch over ..... they just dont have the infrastructure ..... just look at the U.K for instance .... they can barely keep peoples lights on.

[@GuapoJhimi]

Carry your $11.5k crapper with you. You can travel, take a shit, and wave to the freak in the next lane over.

[@research903]

Can someone please invent honest politicians?

[@1414141x]

Like Trump ?

[@research903]

@@1414141x He's just a businessman trying to survive in a world of politicians.

[@canman65]

LOL Watergen should be called by it's normal name .... Dehumidifier

[@GuapoJhimi]

Thank you for a hint of pragmatism.

[@KingKrow.]

I thought that toilet was a satellite for a sec.

[@Joseph1701-A]

I'd love to have the robot, for companionship, I'm not good with people and am EXTREMELY LONELY.

[@TheInsaneupsdriver]

WiTricity is in Michigan right now testing, also there is someone else testing wireless charging while driving down a highway.

[@DEEFRAG]

Charging your car wirelessly? Sounds cool, but it is not efficient. It makes more sense to use wires. You pay for the power that you get from the grid. I do not think someone would like to pay 40% more just for the convenience to not need to plug a cabe in.

[@theodorehaskins3756]

Too late! That horse has left the barn and it already in your local big box store.😱

[@johnarizona3820]

Distilled water from heat exchanger has no minerals. The body would take minerals away from bones and flesh.

[@GuapoJhimi]

Oh my gosh. You mean like bottled, distilled water? I wondered why my forearms snapped off.

[@OIII-IOOO]

who wouldn’t want their toilet to greet them 🙄

[@brianthomas3910]

Amazon and Alexa are dead to me, their ESG score has been revoked

[@martiannomad]

THAT FRIDGE WITH A TABBLET INDUCTION STOVE BY WHOORL POOL AND THE MORLY ARMS EPIC KITCHEN COMBO YES CAPS

[@GuapoJhimi]

If you are into tech so deeply, you might be interested in this new thing out now: auto correct. Itz the shitz.

[@listerdave1240]

They need to make the toilet so that it can be used remotely so one doesn't have to use dirty toilets at gas stations and such. Instead you just open the app on the phone, connects to your own toilet at home and use that. You'll probably want to ensure you have a good mobile connection before using it though.

[@GuapoJhimi]

I think a “pocket” toilet is what you are talking about. It looks like a hard-case suitcase with wheels. Mine has all the features mentioned, plus a sac scratcher. I went on a trip recently, got confused and shit on several nice shirts.

[@RECoyote]

Sunflowers lighting are not new they came out with them in the 80s

[@glike2]

The smart grill would be smarter if it has a thermoelectric generator to never need a new battery

[@boedilllard5952]

1:14 - isn't that lewis from Revenge of the Nerds?

[@GuapoJhimi]

Wow. That “water maker” is almost as good as the frigging dehumidifier I used in Savanah, GA. It “produced” about ten gallons a day from the 99% humidity there. What a breakthrough. Lmao. The thermometer that broadcasts to your phone is genius. How could anything go wrong with a battery, subjected to extreme temperatures? I mean, the idea of heavy metals (all poisonous) leaking into my food sounds yummy. What could possibly go wrong? The “sunlight” machine? How about a window? Too complicated? Seems a complicated answer to a simple problem. Wi-Fi charging for your car? Just park within 4-10”? Frigging people can’t even park between the lines. They are going to run over a crap load of $20;000 charging pillars. And, the car in the video damn sure wasn’t within 10”. Dumb. The refrigerator idea has been around for several years. Another complicated answer to a simple problem. Either jot it down on paper or your phone. I bet you could buy a new phone for what that upgrade would cost. And repairs? Holy crap. Hate to be a downer, but c’mon, man. Why don’t they come up with something really useful? Like a machine to break eggs for breakfast, or a machine that dispenses slices of bread from the bag. Maybe a contraption to take your shirt off the hanger. Shoes you take off in the living room, which travel to the bedroom closet on their own. Oh, and the plant waterer was useful for cannabis. I think cannabis was involved in several of these ideas. Hey. He said share my thoughts.

[@torbluejaysfan9389]

Sorry for being that one guy in the comments, but I don't need a $11k GUCCI toilet. I just need to take a shit.

[@kobie1585]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@geofferyromany4634]

Some of these items are geared to ordinary peopoe. Nice.

[@GuapoJhimi]

Yeah. The rich don’t shit.

[@vshnram5745]

I want to be less dependent on electricity than what we already are because it just can't be healthy.

[@jbodden6977]

OMFG!!! NOBODY HAS AN AIR CONDITIONER THAT SWEATS WATER! THIS IS NEW! TOTALLY UNPRECEDENTED! (AND SOMEBODY HAS BEEN SNIFFING LEADED GASOLINE AGAIN)

[@guysky3873]

For $11500, that smart-toilet better advise me NOT to do my business in the middle of the road, or in a bathroom that is all glass and no curtains.🙄

[@GuapoJhimi]

I am thinking it better lick my sac. Jack.

[@poorfesor]

All we need to really change the climate is a a few billion gallons of water extracted form the atmosphere daily.

[@mattbosley3531]

Wireless charging of a car would be incredibly slow, plus it would waste a lot of power. Not a good idea.

[@GuapoJhimi]

Who cares? Our power grid can handle it. Can’t it? Can’t it?

[@USMCPL]

Family Hub refrigerators have been out for half of a decade

[@vcastik]

Air Conditioners must be done within build fanctions like cooling, hitting up, water purification and collected providment for drinking, or used as showering, multiple functionality a must started change machines!

[@GuapoJhimi]

If that becomes popular, as you wish, we will dry up and blow away. You can’t suck all the moisture out of the air. Our skin will look like the crust of a well baked pie. We will have to have people that do nothing but stand and piss up a rope. Returning that life giving humidity back into our atmosphere. Has the world gone mad?

[@user-rc7dg3np9c]

That solar tech was good. Why did it need that couple kissing in it ? Added nothing to the video.

[@DeconvertedMan]

2:02 humidifier not new

[@each1-teach1]

1:40 < - ive been waiting for this tech - it will revolutionise the caribbean and small island life: watergen mobility

[@freegelato07]

I have some ideas but I don’t have the resources to building them

[@Schjoenz]

I think in 50-70 years, there will be no cars running on gas in the city. ICE vehicles will be more of a rural vehicles and they will become rare. Because city cars will be using roads with wireless charging so that they keep charging while running.. All rural cars will be relying on fast charging stations instead.. That's how I think it will be in the future with this current technology keeps evolving and advancing..

[@spbackup8295]

There will be no cars at all. Teleports

[@GuapoJhimi]

And, the earth will be poisoned with the remains of used, heavy-metal batteries. Just as deadly as atomic waste, and in amounts 100 times the size. Genius .

[@garyradtke3252]

Look at old factories. They had lots of windows at the top of the buildings and sky lights of glass to let in light. They also doubled as ventilation for heat and fumes. Nothing today is new. Just different.

[@GuapoJhimi]

Windows? Skylights? It is nay-sayers like you that is crippling science and technology. With an attitude like that we will never have access to new forms of masturbation.

[@graceatems331]

Amazing technology, how can one join the marketing team of this products

[@GuapoJhimi]

By disregarding all common sense, would be a start.

[@markrich7693]

WItricity sounds cool with me

[@10-OSwords]

I wonder if the water generator can operate via solar or other green energy, over the ocean at a height that would eliminate salt & at a lower cost than desalination.

[@troymcclellan2842]

That's pretty f*@$$*&# smart!

[@scotttaylor9133]

the problem with desalination isn't how expensive it is, it's how cheap water still is.

[@GuapoJhimi]

Geez Louise. Read a book.

[@mogeking56]

No, I was looking for the bathroom 🚽 seriously 😳

[@Kswissmata]

This shows the level of intelligence humanity has smart toilets instead of curing disease no wonder the zorgolites in the Andromeda cluster hates us

[@GuapoJhimi]

Really? I thought it was those nudes of Nancy Pelosi we broadcast to them.

[@JC-sc9rx]

Sometimes I think that we have too many Creature Comforts

[@GuapoJhimi]

And not nearly enough “creature” sense.

[@MasterEiji]

re 6:52 this one doesnt seem all that "new"..I saw something like it on the show "Beyond 2000" back in the mid 1990s...

[@CaliMeatWagon]

I'm going to poo to Beethoven's 5th...

[@pinkauroraindattak9247]

Ха-ха

[@nicfarrow]

Does that American toilet only work outside in the sunshine? I am sitting on a Japanese toilet right now that does just about all of those things and has been doing them for decades. Not much new there.

[@GuapoJhimi]

What if that bastard goes all kamikaze on your ass?

[@Kualinar]

The watergen mobility can provide the stated amount of water ONLY in area where the atmospheric humidity level is high, like 50% or more humidity. In desertic regions, it's next to useless. A smart toilet ? WHY !? All I can see here, is one more costly, and mostly useless, gadget that can brake. A wireless thermometer ? Depending on your stove, it's quite possible for it to never being able to transmit it's reading. Some stoves don't have a window. Some have a metal grid within the window. Both will block any and all radio wave from entering and leaving the inside of the stove. Good luck getting a signal from within a BBQ... Myeye. NOW, that's something really useful. Wireless charging have a problem : It lacks on the efficiency front. It may have an efficiency that can get as low as 15%. That is, up to 85% of the electricity is just wasted. Samsung family hub... or just another pointless and costly smart fridge. YUCK ! Then, is it conceived from the ground up with security and confidentiality in mind ? I surely don't want Samsung to know what's in my fridge, so, it must NEVER communicate with any outside server.

[@GuapoJhimi]

Hell man. Why not waste electricity? We are sending billions to Ukraine so it can get stolen by thugs. Let’s don’t be cheap about it.

[@CanYou-ks4dm]

When machine malfunctions how to stop it?

[@user-ck5vq5ke1p]

The toilet is a plagiarism of a Japanese manufacturer.

[@nickp.1434]

A speech command faucet for doing the dishes. A wireless Alexa.

[@L8rCloud]

Wireless Meater is not going to be very useful in that BBQ with the metal lid or a Dutch Oven for that matter. They need to create a version with an extended wire for hanging the Bluetooth emitter outside fully enclosed BBQs and Dutch Oven lids

[@GuapoJhimi]

Oh no. Put that lithium or other deadly heavy metal battery right into your meat. Be as safe as, oh, maybe a deep sea submersible.

[@basspig]

Wait a minute you mean there's Bluetooth electronics that can withstand 350° temperatures and direct flames on a barbecue?

[@GuapoJhimi]

No. But buy that bastard anyway.

[@saveriocannata3447]

Every car or house air conditioning system is producing water by condensation. Why should invent such a divece when is already exist since decades. Just instal a collecting tank of condensate water a transfeer pump and for toilet water or throghout a filtering system for human consumptio. That is easy, but if do so how rich people can steal you money?

[@adminhacked9roblox]

1:52 this is a real replicator guys ! water generator replicator

[@DontEatTheAnimals]

What the heck are gallons ? We all use litres.

[@TzviSne-bm9qm]

A car warking on watar! Will be good h20

[@dennismendez947]

I'm waiting the invention to change human bad habit, bad words more patient and open mind.

[@neatcool4770]

Himawari sunlight is decades old, started in the 70s and 80s

[@GuapoJhimi]

I thought sunlight was older than that. I saw some chick on here that thought “gravity” was “invented” by Newton.

[@nathanielhellerstein5871]

My evaluation: for anything too cyber, thumbs down. Feh for expressive robots and smart anything. But I am interested in more down-to-earth uses. Water from air. Ring-watering blueberries and cannabis.

[@SHENZU_CHAN]

No one can beat me I'm the father of plum pudding model..

[@beer1for2break3fast4]

And I just watched a vid on Plum Pudding Island. History I didn't know.