REAL MJOLNIR HELMET! | HUD ONLINE!

[@Installation00]

Please help us Build MJOLNIR! Share. Donate. Whatever you like. gofund.me/e0cbc361

[@gideonevans9717]

Fun fact, if all your subscribers donated one pound, you would have MORE than what's needed.

[@spartan_0663]

if this works, and u make the whole suit, will u become a vigilantly?

[@sabasman]

Microsoft/343 should just give you a couple 100K

[@spartan_0663]

@@gideonevans9717 im 50 USD in debt

[@BasedChad1]

Would you make this open source design or public domain? If everyone is super, nobody is and that is peace. Or at least puts the good on a much better playing field. Just curious what you'll do because this is revolutionary even if it's first gen. Edit "why do I keep getting unsubscribed from you?"

[@knightofarnor2552]

This guy decided that he wanted to build a set of MJOLNIR- not mere cosplay, actual armor with titanium and electronics and all that- in 2007 and then held onto that dream for 15 years, until finally getting to a point in life where he actually has the chance to do it. Mad respect.

[@Exaldear]

Kinda like Halsey with the actual armour. She had to wait until the tech was up to what she required

[@Ratkill9000]

@@Exaldear At this point, the tech exists, but the funding is...slow, but it is there.

[@replexity]

@@Ratkill9000 damn are we really there w the tech? what ab energy shields and nuclear reactors the size of our palms?

[@plac-horizon0043]

Lovely this video made my day💓💓💓

[@ILaf1]

@@replexity uhhhhhhh no nothing like that. But we can have a exo-suit covered in Titanium. But, I don’t know the specs or plan. So I have no idea what he has planned. I’m no engineer.

[@M_Gargantua]

As a professional Electrical Engineer the one thing I'd specifically recommend to you at this stage is to put a firewall between the batteries and your hair. Just in case. You want them to fail outward, and leave enough time to get the helmet off if they go into thermal runaway. Some thin 0.020" aluminum sheet with woven nomex cloth on the interior side works perfectly.

[@Installation00]

Already covered friend. We've shrouded them with an aluminium shield and some nomex. Thanks for the concern and suggestions.

[@herotimo6639]

i used to be a fan but after hearing this masterpiece i'm a whole air conditioner

[@woahdudeitsme9742]

Ha!

[@theveganrancor3678]

That's a real cool joke you got going on here

[@agentnukaz1715]

Had to read that a couple times

[@twofish7939]

So you think you're cool now huh? lol

[@AlpineBishop]

They call you AC, because you're cool.

[@HaloFollower-Ron]

This mind blowing dude. I LOVE this. wow

[@Warriorx269]

Make a video about it on your channel please

[@johnkenley4687]

@@Warriorx269 fr imagine if we could get news of what 00 is making out on a mainstream platform, you already know big names and more donations would come to pitch in

[@The_PotionSeller]

Coming from a gun guy, for the magazine ammo tracking it might be easier to track the vertical position of the follower inside the magazine rather than measuring the pressure the spring is exerting on the bottom of it. Might be something to look into, I feel like there's less chance for misreads and errors. I know there are round counter systems on real firearms that do just that using magnets on the follower and a sensor yo get a reading

[@bleydmcfaddin3843]

Not to mention some people use one eye predominantly over the other for aiming myself I use my right eye

[@neoncircuit812]

Because you've turn the helmet into a heat sink it would be a good idea to paint the helmet (and eventually the whole armour) in IR paint to lower the thermal signature

[@colinator7813]

First a fully functioning M41 SPNKr Rocket Launcher, now a functional MJOLNIR? Things went from 0 to 11 and I like it!

[@alexbauer20]

Dude… humanity will look back in 100 years and see this series of videos and reflect on how we got to full body armor systems as a standard for militaries. This is every kids dream and I can’t wait to see it come to fruition.

[@UNSCPILOT]

Not just the military applications, for exploring and dangerous work this tech or parts of it could be fantastic

[@proudfirebrand3946]

@@UNSCPILOT the benefits First responders get from this, from Fire fighters, ambulance teams and police.. Thats not even mentioning the private sector.. Construction workers, oil rig workers, mine workers.. just endless..

[@RyuTheAsian47]

There's something really satisfying seeing every step, consideration, and minute detail for a project like this. Bravo to you, 00

[@phillyfanist]

I had a thought when you turned on the lights on your helmet. Something that the Halo devs probably never considered: light discipline is very important in the military. If you build a fully functional MJOLNIR suit complete with layers of armor and strength and movement augmentation, someone is eventually gonna knock on your door wanting it. My point there being this, current technology leans away from emitted light and weapon mounted thermal scopes in favor of helmet mounted thermal scopes. Helmet mounted obviously has the advantage of highlighting thermal returns wherever the wearer looks. In looking at your design, it appears that it wouldn’t take much of an adjustment to your design to add in thermal sensors and route them to your display. Is this something you’ve considered adding to your suit?

[@calebsmith6202]

This is an excellent comment and I hope @Installation00 sees it

[@phillyfanist]

@@calebsmith6202 Thanks man. i really want to see @Installation00 succeed with his build. what little input i could add as to real world applicable capabilites i'll gladly offer to him.

[@TheExplorer90]

Regarding the external audio feedback: From someone who knows some stuff about audio, what you might consider is the human auditory spatial awareness. With just one microphone for each ear, you’ll only perceive if a sound is coming from the left or the right and how loud it is. If you for example would have two microphones in a horizontal x-y setup on each the side of the helmet(which take the least amount of space) you would be able to tell if something is sounding in front of you or behind you! Another suggestion is to put a microphone and speaker in the front and back of the helmet as well, giving you some type of 4.0 surround(if the sound from the back and front mounted speaker can travel inside the helmet and not be overly muted by the things in the helmet).

[@shiddingfarting2675]

Dude this series and project is easily one of the coolest things on KZbin right now. Wishing you all the best luck in this!

[@mckwin23]

Maybe he could collaborate with Alex Labs

[@jerryhenson746]

This guy's over here making all of DARPA look like amateurs, keep it up good man

[@psykology9299]

Germanium could be your answer for sticking a visr over the hololense sensors, its what FLIR use for their lenses, because its a non silicate based crystalline glass it allows IR to pass through it, its also ridiculously tough but very pricey however you could make a 2 part VISR that has germanium covering the sensors and the transparent aluminium for the rest of the VISR, also i cannot tell you how long i have been searching for the that full chemical name for transparent alumium, google has been infuriating as far as search results go 😂 been needing it to make a texture for a CAD model im working on 🙄🙄

[@adriansheldrick6569]

With the air intake system, have you considered adding a Four Gas detector? The GX-3R is only 100g, and quite discretely sized. If you can integrate it into the same system as the pressure shutoff, you can walk into a potentially toxic environment, and still have enough air to get out once the alarm goes off. Just an idea, could add a lot of work, but also a very handy system to have, in case of emergency

[@UNSCPILOT]

Definitely a good idea, all the filters in the world are great until you don't know how fast your burning threw them, sometimes literally

[@teamancilla6226]

Given how much you've helped me with stuff and how I've seen you work on this project, I feel like a younger sibling looking at their older counterpart with inspiration. Keep up the amazing work man. You're doing great!!!!!!!

[@The_Sly_Potato]

Installation00, how do you not get overwhelmed from the amount of work you have to do in order to make this dream a reality? Even the helmet seems like an ungodly amount of fabricating, wiring, coding, and whatever else you have to do in order to get it to those point. Props to you man! And to the community for believing in you! I await more updates from you in the future :)

[@reapa120724]

Hell yeah even more progress made I hope and pray that you’ll succeed and make something truly awe inspiring and scientifically mind blowing.

[@dispatcher2243]

the reason ive paid such close attention to this is because mjolnir armor is supposed to be mostly bullet proof and allows the user to survive in a vaccuum. i feel like eventually you should shoot your armor suit and walk underwater with it using a built in rebreather.

[@brandonmiller9155]

Idk about the water, but he did say it should work in a vacuum for 30 minutes, which in itself is amazing

[@ItsButterBean1020]

@@brandonmiller9155 that is badass

[@ItsButterBean1020]

Yoo he might do it

[@johnkenley4687]

@@brandonmiller9155 dude if the suit is vacuum proof for 30 minutes that means military use wise this could make the user immune to the vacuum effect of thermobaric weapons. Thats awesome!

[@attilaosztopanyi9468]

Adam Savage tasted with an ironman armor that titanium plates even thinner than this bulletproof (until 50 cal armor piercing bullet).

[@Simte]

This is crazy. I can't but wonder with a childlike awe of how this project is going. Congratulations.

[@drew7881]

Materials and mechanical engineer here. When you first started doing this I didnt think much of it because of the size of the task at hand but I have to say, man, your progress is impressive. This is awesome! Please feel free to reach out if you need help, I have a decent background in material science, a degree in mechanical engineering and a background in design.

[@raabaddler5802]

hey I know this isn't anywhere near something that would ever be used in actual conflict, but, turning your head protection into a IR flare by way of heat sinks might not be a great solution, is routing the heat to the bottoms of the feet a thing that could be done?

[@username1660]

I mean, MJOLNIR is powered by a miniature fusion reactor, 'feel like the boat's already sailed for hiding the heat signature.

[@Jadiaz-ev9hm]

Eh, the giant gaps by the eyes are way more of an issue. 0 protection.

[@TheSubAtomicHedgehog]

heat rises, so it is best to vent/radiate the heat at the top. otherwise you have to push the heat down to radiate out and that would just make things hotter overall.

[@hf117j]

@@Jadiaz-ev9hm That's what the visor is gonna be for? Idk if you can tell but... it's not finished

[@stubblytuna4068]

So cool

[@leewolf6434]

You carry on like this you’re going to find yourself receiving military funding 🤣. Absolutely brilliant

[@Whiteknight-xg2pq]

Might end up like the guys the developed the Accuracy International AWP.

[@Madchemist1997]

For the suit and helmet electronics, depending on how much you want to integrate the circuits/electronics into the armor/subframe you could do electroplated plastics to help reduce weight/form the circuits into the plastic components, some car companies use it for the antennae. 3-d printed parts can be iffy for some of the pre electroplating process due to the striations if done by filament, but if you print it you may be able to find a mom and pop plating shop to do it for you.

[@cpMetis]

14:00 Just thought I'd ask. You said you're getting a sample of the transparent aluminum for testing: do you plan to just stick it in front of the lenses and see if everything works well? I ask, because I'd be curious if the curve of the visor mixed with the gap between the lens and visor could bunk it up, even if it tests well just slapping it in front. Like pulling your glasses half an inch from your face. Basically, if it focuses any. Another worry being that a shaped piece may not be quite as transparent as a flat piece, thinking like angled tank armour making greater effective thickness, but swap the armour for obstruction and the shell for light. Also, a tad worried about the backup batteries just being stowed away in the frame. I gotta imagine those would be hell the access if needed once fully assembled and I get skittish about batteries being used for funky stuff without dedicated shielding. Perhaps you could move them to the rear of the helmet, and have an access point where the slot for AI/the neural implant is? One location would also make it easier to have some solid shielding without nearly as much limit on space.

[@DavidWhite-mk1jx]

Man.. this is AMAZING!! I sincerely hope you're patenting EVERY step of the way of this! You've got big things coming your way!!!

[@mrhyde4732]

38:00 Im not sure if I just misunderstood what you meant by "full field of view" but if you go through with that, I think it would be better to have the smart scope in a windowed view so that the operator can still see outside of the camera's view for external threats.

[@masterblaster2733]

This is insanely good for a "prototype". 00 is talented and has a great community backing him up. Making Paramount plus shake in their boots.

[@InveterateMendaciousness]

Not only are the most intelligent halo content creator out there, you’re just one of the best content creators on this platform. Thank you for making genuinely engaging and exciting material.

[@kaelanirevyruun1676]

40:00 Suggestion: Set the transparency of the mesh for the geometry tracking? If you can set it to say... 99% transparent, then if you need it you can probably focus your eyes on the mesh as needed xD

[@jarrenmoore2212]

Im tempted to get a job and donate 😂😂 I’ve been following you for over a year and im a big fan of halo your videos are awesome explaining on how mjolnir works and the augmentations of the Spartans and im really interested in the mjolnir project you’re really bringing halo into real life

[@its-butters58]

Also, i'd like to apologize for being impatient. During your last stream i said "arent you taking peoples money, why isnt there an update?". You laid out that there was an update and i have to sincerely apologize. You've clearly been very hard at work! And i'm now donating.

[@Joynar]

This deserves so much more attention and credit. Well done and congratulations on all your hard work thus far!

[@Ratkill9000]

Man that classic Halo 2 Xbox opening sent a chill down my spine!

[@noahcook3771]

Project mjolnir is possibly the coolest thing to come out of the halo community and I think it should be acknowledged

[@The_Yote985]

YOU ARE A GENIUS. You implemented an AR HUD and a power distribution system along with a bunch of other cool stuff. Keep it up, man.

[@spartianrath2877]

Watching this come together has been amazing, I’m looking forward to the rest of the suit now that the hardest part is finally done 🎉

[@ALPHA.Mods.1]

Wish I could donate. This helmet is everything I've dreamed of making out of my own armour... so very cool. Keep up the good work

[@username.mp4387]

Oh hell yes, every time an update for the armor comes out it is a gift keep up the great work man love your content

[@thisguy5289]

Ive been telling my friends that the era of the iron man is already here, we’re just not focusing on it, but this guy is and I couldn’t be more thankful

[@NovoCognition]

It is amazing to see how far this project has already progressed.

[@jingle9691]

You're a literal hero for doing this

[@JoshuaSaliutama]

Mad respect to Installation 00 with the Mjollnir project. I’m highly fascinated with the HUD. Keep up the good work!

[@_S3R4PH_]

This is really awesome, ive been watching for a while now and its amazing seeing the progress. Was doubtful at first but seeing all the sub systems coming together is truly inspirational and ofc seeing halo come to life in this way is amazing, keep it up dude! Super excited for seeing the finishing product.

[@DeathTempler]

Seeing this dream of yours come to life is an honor. Impressive in an understatement.

[@BryanbFLYin]

This is so unbelievably cool. I'm blown away at the detail of this helmet and how intricate this all is. The hud sensors with the weapons so that it'll display ammo counts and which weapon is being held is really cool.

[@N4M4H4G3]

what a year to be a Halo fan, H2 LASO one life challenge completed and now the armor we have worn for ears is coming to life! When it comes to Halo fans I think were just getting started!!!

[@jonathanfarmer5811]

Man you are doing so much and doing it so well. I can't wait to see the environmental suit integrated with the helmet

[@nuclearpopsiclestand9245]

Note: Aluminum is known to put off a toxic gas when subjected to high heat and pressure. I believe a study on it was conducted by the British Army when testing light armored vehicles.

[@militaryImp]

That is truly amazing. Good luck with the next project.

[@bmxdude1337]

Look at this dude....loving the progress man. I'm looking forward to the whole chest piece coming together down the road

[@Friedrich687]

I think 28:50 is when I was truly blown away by this project. Goddamn imagine being able to interface with your PC through Mjolnir

[@GunAinmNoAodann]

I have a project of my own that has similar inspirations but different purposes. I've been watching the lessons you've learned doing this with great interest. I truly appreciate you documenting and sharing your experiences. Thank you.

[@spacecara1238]

if this gets completed, this could be a major start of a new age and technology in body armor, and general you 100 percent need the shield, this research with the military and all of that, because this could help everyone greatly if this works out

[@cyclicmango6820]

I remember when I first heard of this project a few years back, and I was excited then, and I’m ecstatic now to see how far you’ve gotten. Keep it up and best of luck to you and the MJOLNIR Armor!

[@hectorgperez]

First I thought cool, one of those high end, extremely detailed cosplays of a big Halo KZbinr. Then I saw the HUD...D A M N, I'll donate as soon as I can, amazing effort put into it.

[@Leanyx]

The final suit should have an a/c and heating system for your body

[@jsnap1]

Can't wait to see what's next 😁

[@groundstingray547]

It's amazing to see all this progress. Back to being a kid again wishing I was the chief

[@rayhatton7683]

Thank you installation 00. For you have made great videos breakdown of Halo. For you have made your passion of Halo clear and it's lore. Thank you for taking on this mountain of collaboration and working on this project that you have clearly researched. For you are Halo lore master. For this we Halo fans salute you. When you have this built. We the fans will be there in some form. For me in the U.S. and living on disability retirement SSI. Restricted living and born disabled. Halo has been and always will be my time to rebalance in halo games. Standing by 5-5.

[@RidgeOfTheField]

This is amazing work! It’s awesome to see how far this project has come from just a concept to a couple final tweaks and adjustments. Keep up the stellar work!

[@youraveragegamer1964]

It’s crazy to think that in my lifetime I got to see the Rosetta Stone of power armor being created

[@1597B]

Yep. Biding my time, watching the groundwork be laid.

[@josephbooth8431]

Wow incredible work there man! Can’t wait to see the final helmet!

[@koffeekage]

Changing the line weight for the geometry edges Fatter to thinner - near to far would add a ranging component to it and might make the space more comprehensible

[@antoineharmon2254]

Brother the work you’re doing is legendary

[@lamboking8able]

those lights made a fully lit room look dark. yes they're bright as ever!!

[@Teazone-xb7qb]

I'm glad this project is going swell. I'm currently working on my project: yoroi with a fan cooling system for the body. My project is still in the designing phase, and I'm just throwing parts together. It's not to your level but maybe going to be after I graduate from college. I wish I can help out with your project after college. Just a heads up, the exoskeleton will be a little hard when trying to fit it into the suit, but I'm sure you'll find some engineers out there who can solve it. Good luck with the other phases. Can't wait to see more of your progress.

[@darrenkrakow1929]

You and all those who have worked so hard to start make this possible should do a podcast series working through how it came together and what's involved for each element think would be a great addition a more indepth view from each person's perspective and interesting viewing for the community obviously it needs completing fantastic work !!

[@paulwhite6543]

Sir you have my respect you are the ones that make science fiction a reality thank you from the bottom of my heart

[@asuris2646]

This is so badass, my man is actually building mjolnir 500 years before mjolnir

[@Spartan-127]

It's so amazing to see Mjolnir finally come to life

[@michaeljones5695]

With regards to buttons (approximately 18:00) I would recommend both ideas just in case the primary (the hololens) fails you(the user) can use the secondary (the tacpad) making it not necessary to return to base in case of malfunction. This will help with more flexibility in the field and/or combat operations.

[@michaeljones5695]

to summarize I believe that both the digital buttons and the analog buttons running in tandem will be more beneficial to the user in the long run; and also increasing the more time that you can operate the suit in the field without having to return to base for necessary repairs for unexpected malfunctions.

[@danielscarlett6406]

For the HUD's IFF you might want to get with the team over at Hacksmith Industries; they worked on the same thing; it was a bit crude but it worked. Also why is the helmet not symmetrical, it looks like the mouth piece needs to be moved about an inch down and about an inch to the right when you were showing off the HUD.

[@thebananasam2897]

Not sure what aluminum compound you are referring to, but aluminum oxide or synthetic sapphire is an option. Whichever is cheaper in the end.

[@GamingGrandpa]

This is just incredible, the technology that you use and the plans going forward are just out of this world, i am so impressed and much respect for you, you are a genius.

[@zacharys8141]

Honestly incredible work I can’t even imagine how you would begin to tackle this kind of project

[@anthonycochran6492]

Have you considered having your weapon mounted camera built into the frame of an optic for the AR? you could use Bluetooth to connect to or some other data connection from the floorplate-mounted pressure switch to the device itself, then ping the helmet when the RFID is established. That way your module could be mounted on a wide variety of weapons, with nothing more than a profile change. That's how I always envisioned making this a reality. Super excited about this project...I only wish I had the resources to contribute...Like NVG, or thermal goggle stuff.

[@shotstar22]

To turn off the spatial awareness mesh you have to clone the spatial awareness system profile in MRTK and set the display option to occlusion or none.

[@gratedbracelet5942]

This really getting along. I think you forgot 1 thing, are people just going to be walking around in suit of armor for recreational purposes? I personally would love that due to all the wacky things that I try. You may have already thought of this but, you could probably use a fitbit watch for health moderations (such as health bar or heart beat tracking) built right into the tacpad. This is amazing stuff, that you are making! Great stuff my man!

[@Installation00]

I have a vision for how much of this kind of technology will make its way into the publics hands.

[@Dwarg91]

You are going full CBRN with this, and that is amazing.

[@brolythesupersaiyan3556]

I’m loving the concept and how it’s turning out, but I had an idea for the “mohawk” at the front. What if you were able to mount it in the back towards where the helmet starts curving, or even where the AI Chip Bay is located?

[@aidiotontheinternet1803]

I hope your willing to work on this project because this will take years to complete. I doubt you'll give up on this project good luck man you are making history.

[@Spartan111MS]

Not gonna lie. The Geometric Tracking happening on the boot up looks awesome. Maybe keep it if possible as an interesting feature? Maybe only in a 5 second or less part of the boot up with a "Calibrating Environment Sensors" log.

[@mastodon24]

Time stamp 00:26:00, can you integrate active decibel reduction (akin to electronic hearing protection); e.g., noise profiles in excess of 80 or 90 dB are cancelled (like Howard Leight or Walker’s)?

[@v02max75]

I am truly blown away by what you have accomplished so far. I'm pretty sure my heart skipped a beat when you mentioned Transparent Aluminium, it's another example of how Star Trek has changed the world. I was wondering if you had seen of Jairus of All's videos? He is currently working on the SPNKR launcher. It would be so cool to see you guys do a collab of some kind.

[@milesmathews9592]

this is going to be AWESOME when finished holy cow

[@pewpewentertainment6858]

what resin 3d printer do you use? ive been wanting to get one so bad, but i have no clue where to start.

[@Xxxsniperxx1]

Tony stark in Iron Man 1 vibes. Love to see this! This will definitely be picked up by a major company one day.

[@LiveHedgehog]

This is honestly the coolest thing on KZbin.

[@Prtpot117]

You're a genius and a legend.

[@Andy-kw2zm]

This is simply brilliant 👏. Looks amazing and the thought process developing on what technology can be used throughout the course of these videos is simply awe inspiring. Can't wait to see it all come together!

[@gaugelongacre8447]

Absolutely awe-inspiring work that you're doing!

[@paintballmonster24]

Helpful possibly, use comtacs or military headphones that already use that tech for the external audio and microphones. You could possibly refine that

[@jackblade281]

When this is finished, how likely will a partnership with Microsoft be for mass production? I am asking because I would easily pay 500k USD to own the full, fully functional armor

[@kaelanirevyruun1676]

oh man... Every time I see an update I get more and more hyped cos I can see it being used by fire services in the future :D

[@Cursedzeba]

Dude I have been wanting to make something like this for years ever since I was a teen. When me and my friend have finished out workshop we are so making our own to compete, friendly competition between halo fans 😁 you legend

[@andrewholmes545]

So you're literally making a 30min capable, Armoured NBC suit with Halo aesthetics', wish I could contribute, this has great potential, not just as a cosplay but as competitor for the British Army's FIST tech.

[@cdburner5911]

I have just come across this, and I skipped around a little bit in the video, so forgive me if I missed something, or it has already been addressed. I will find the video about the body cooling after I watch this video. Regarding the peltier, if you have looked at the datasheets, they are REALLY inefficient (like, COP of 0.5) if run at full power, but you can gain vastly better efficiency (a COP of 2.5) with running them in the 10-25% range. For battery powered applications, its absolutely worth the money to buy a high quality module that is more powerful than the cooling you require, and simply running it at a lower voltage. Also, titanium is not a great heat conductor, and I can only imagine sintered titanium would be somewhat worse. Perhaps your helmet peltier won't be putting out enough heat for it to matter, but you may want to consider another method of spreading the heat out across the helmet. Getting some heatpipes and bending/flattening them to fit the helmet might be a good way. The top profile doesn't look like its that conducive to mounting a heat pipe, but you could make small aluminum addon blocks to bridge the gap, or use thermal epoxy. Regardless, this is cool as hell!

[@OneOnOne1162]

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