Real Self Healing Iron Man Armor - Nanotech

[@hacksmith]

In before all the comments about "its not self healing if you have to heat it" 😅 I've been meaning to make a self healing captain america shield for a few years now after i did the self healing wolverine claws... maybe this is a sign I should start it up! Epic project man!

[@transformertroy1699]

Yeah you should a healing shield would be sick

[@jamespicknell2200]

Make a Metal guitar that connects expand from a belt

[@GamingWalter]

Real

[@nig786]

Yeeeaah make itttt

[@edgeribble]

You or/and Jlaser should make mini ROCKET LEAGUE: Field: tempered glass Goals: sensors that detect when the ball is fully in the goal and then do a holographic goal explosion Cars: Remote controlled, wheels have grip to stick to walls, cars have spring loaded 1st jump and 2nd jump uses CO2 cartriges, flip in any direction using the CO2 cartridges releasing air from different places, boost can be one of those mini rockets, sliding weights to control tipping forwards and backwards rotating sideways and air roll, propellors on bottom of car that make it fly if boost can't and if it can then they can assist in control. Not sure how to do powerslide. Controls: connected to a controller

[@david.armstrong]

Now that you’ve made all these different iron man suits, you should combine them into one ultimate superbuild that can fly, self heal, and shoot repulsor beams

[@arthur-read]

That would be the most epic video he’s ever posted 🔥

[@gideonsutton1845]

Yeah!

[@misteryman1348]

Best Idea

[@tairobertson6145]

Become real life Tony stark

[@tinytoro7765]

you should work with hacksmith to make it even cooler

[@Music_PsyQuake]

The passion this guy has for his art is actually inspiring fr

[@seanoconnor3858]

Make ussops black kabuto

[@Ratapoopie]

@@seanoconnor3858???

[@JONES300offi]

Fr fr. I want to see him use and research geck skin to make a spiderman suit

[@PrisonPlanett]

Nothing enspires me anymore. Because it's all so much work. Machine slaves

[@mmnd8158]

@@PrisonPlanettok then like.. work I guess, idk lol

[@trevorsmith470]

The applications in armor might not be immediately apparent, but this seems like it could be interesting for prosthesis; natural limbs can heal a cut or even fracture over time, but a metal limb requires repair. This material as a casing could be interesting, since the goal there is to protect the mechanical bits inside.

[@tyrocks3983]

Thanks, for the excellent videos. The editing is fantastic and the inspiration from the projects you and your team make is something I truly admire.

[@uniqueknows2047]

damn bro how does no one see this

[@tyrocks3983]

@@uniqueknows2047 idk man 😅

[@AdamPlayz56]

W

[@LulieLamoor]

W

[@odelevanakennedy4053]

Me toooooo

[@mabogibo525]

The idea of a zombie/undead ironman suit that keeps getting revived by heat because it was forged by fire is actually cool as heck.

[@PrisonPlanett]

Yeh until you are on the other end.. myopic

[@saturatedodin476]

I would rather have my helmet be more ridged and actually protect my head. It fixing itself isn’t much use when your head is crushed.

[@reid3524]

Guys please like this comment so he can see this I want him to make a supidaman suit that actacly come out a watch

[@gabrielc7861]

​@@saturatedodin476I think he means the autonomous suits that you see in some of the films, for the autonomous suits the armor IS it, so the self repair would be incredibly powerful.

[@Captain_B0b]

Lowkey gives Dr. doom vibes with the color and attachment points

[@omni_phonic2665]

Maybe you should try making a powered chest plate that could send the current necessary to self heal the different parts? Epic video. I am seriously amazed at this material's resilience.

[@juannavarro8497]

I'm loving this idea, it's the perfect complement for the rest of the suit!

[@Sehhonen]

it has like a AC system where it heats up everything else

[@march2032]

I was thinking… if he actually got those people who were going to charge 100k to cut it out of a solid block so it was all one piece it could be much thicker and more durable while having no connection points it would be really unbreakable. Given how it did against a 9 mil, double thickness would probably stop most .223/.556 rounds and obviously at some thickness it would be able to stop even 50 cal

[@H3p-y9y]

Great idea

[@hellhuckerhenry6950]

@@march2032 It's titanium after all, the hardest metal in the world

[@markm.4122]

Omg that my man was so sick ....I enjoyed that build keep up the great work and hard effort . It was like watching Iron man for the first time. Cheers

[@4RILDIGITAL]

This build is absolutely amazing, really enjoyed how you persevered with the difficulties of working with nightanoll. It's impressive how the helmet managed to self-heal after being run over by an 18 wheeler.

[@justhaider6300]

nitnol*

[@Tatertotlad]

@@justhaider6300nitinol*

[@aw_dev]

​@@justhaider6300nitinol

[@theniblet6764]

@@justhaider6300 *nitinol

[@prodbyswix]

This video was really cool. I never knew that you could make armor that heals by itself. The amount of time and effort that you put into this is crazy. This is my favorite project yet.

[@kaipowers4551]

I preferred the iron man flight thing

[@Codykratt]

someday we will have the avengers in real life but they are all secretly JLaser clones

[@dreadxll9688]

It doesn’t heal by its self tho

[@KY.Jelly07]

The concepts you try to recreate all seem so impossible at first, but you always find a way to make them become a reality. The problem solving and your way of rethinking the whole project through in different ways to get an achievable outcome is truly amazing.

[@justyourfriendlyneighborho903]

That's what I think every time I watch his videos

[@Deja117]

Anything is possible... Sometimes it can just take a while to get there. Okay okay, fine... Reincarnation isn't possible, aliens coming through an interdimensional wormhole are extremely improbable... BUT STILL. Most things are possible. Sometimes your ideas are just ahead of the curve.

[@saiyaddanapudi9216]

@@Deja117even reincarnation I would say could be possible. Surviving being in the Sun, though? Probably not

[@LeoChaseTheMythMaster]

Hoping for Shocker or Electro.

[@fearlesseye5896]

It’s still 2023… 2024 now. The years is never going down, our technology will keep going up until we go extinct. All of these sci-fi concept might seem improbable now, but you know… I’m sure the cavemen era people never imagine computers, internet, going to space, etc would be a concept, did they? All of this would seem primitive eventually.

[@redguydhmis]

He was so proud of it (rightfully) he destroyed it 6 times and showed us the reconstruction

[@OmarZaki]

Jake, that absolutely blew my mind. I thought the video was over after the first test, then it just kept getting more and more insane. Mouth was wide open by the end of it. Amazing work

[@dochdkfhdkgibberish1652]

Wonder what the next video could be

[@TheGT01]

The reason i love this channel is for every idea my brain automatically thinks, not possible, and would give up. But this guy finds a drip of a chance and turns it into a river. Always surprising and impressive

[@user-ox2sp2qn2s]

true!

[@InspectahPatio]

I was going to write something similar but you put it very well. I find this channel truly remarkable.

[@up4open763]

Stark's mask uses view screens, and overall the original suits made him quite a bit bigger. There's nothing wrong with making a thicker armor helmet that could be bullet proof. You could even place anatomic things in the wrong spot to make a shooter aim to the wrong places. It's always fun watching your videos!

[@HarmonRAB-hp4nk]

projectors, not screens... dont need a screen with holographic projection

[@up4open763]

@@HarmonRAB-hp4nk I apologize, do you have a reference? I was assuming he was watching a screen with various huds, and our view of his face with projections inside was creative license to give him emotional and human character. I suppose if an eye projector or even high quality hologram can be made without outdoing Apple in his garage, that might be more than Awesome.

[@AK_Blizard]

Nintinol is same alloy Tony mentioned As fandom say

[@Eternal_Balance]

This man never stops bitting the swag from other KZbinrs

[@thenightforce3077]

Imagine fighting iron man and you smash his armor with a sledgehammer then he pulls out a blowtorch and says "one sec I gotta heat it out"

[@pl64922]

wow. I am laughing so hard. really good point tho. really good point.

[@markm.4122]

He would have an internal heating system why would he use a blowtorch .

[@spongepower11]

@@markm.4122comedy

[@BobRoberts_e4]

You just stamp on his skull

[@dadatheartist-pt4th]

Crazy diamond Fix

[@BakeBakePi]

It turned out so cool and the colors on the helmet look amazing! It's so cool seeing you, Tom Scott, The Backyard Scientist, and William Osman in one video! Great video!!!

[@sirnukem]

An interesting project you should try is essentially making a split hoverboard (one wheel at each foot) and making it fold behind your calf so you don't need to take it off when you want to walk inside. Being an engineer I have actually given this idea a good amount of though and may attempt this myself.

[@2degucitas]

Then, is this a hoverboard or single wheel skates? I've seen a video of a similar maker putting one wheel on each leg/foot. He face some problems with his legs bowing in or out from the force.

[@sirnukem]

@@2degucitas yeah kinda like skates except one wheel instead of many. You would need to make the wheel small enough where it can go directly under your foot so there's no weird forces like that. It would be something similar to the Segway Drift W1 but be able to fold behind your leg and capable of slightly higher speeds.

[@2degucitas]

@@sirnukem It would need to be attached to a sturdy boot with braces going up to the knee held with a strap. Otherwise, the leg bending I mentioned before.

[@That_one_guy944]

So just roller skates

[@One_Treat]

BTW I loved watching this and all your other videos, KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK!

[@DisAbel]

Combine it with kevalr and padding and you've potentially got a self healing bulletproof helmet. You could also put some nitinol mesh inside the helmet for even more stopping power

[@hamesthebeautiful3830]

Surely it would be more suited to some kind of ballistic ceramic?

[@jamesfitzsimmons1339]

One word. Sorbothane.

[@Memer_child]

I mean, besides some minor brain, skull, and ear damage it’s a good idea. But to be fair, would prolly rather have a concussion than be dead.

[@DrastixMachina]

@@blitzandchitzgaming2584carbon nanotubes would be more likely, graphene is cool but to get enough to work with and manipulate might be hard. Carbon nanotubes tho not only are strong af, they’d be sick to add to the design. Spider silk would just suck to source

[@jamesfitzsimmons1339]

@@Plopper2000 this guy is definitely onto something 🤣

[@eliyankey9525]

I’ve loved your videos over the past year. It’s crazy how you went from diy to building some of the craziest feats in engineering.

[@stormtendo]

If someone had told me yesterday that in the week I would see a self-healing Iron Man suit, I wouldn’t have believed them, but yet again, JLaser never fails to deliver! Awesome work man! You’ve come a long way! Can’t wait to see what the future holds!

[@hoanglongchanel7349]

I love how esoteric the intro is.

[@MesamRaza-f4i]

25% talent 100% hardwork 100% risking every thing 100% honest 0% ego this man is insane doing insane things with just a 2 man team

[@Caleb-op1vp]

Okay this is freaking awesome, I love the concept and the execution. It would be so cool to form a gauntlet out of the arm piece you're giving away!

[@t_bcYT]

22:24 my heart skipped a beat when i saw the helmet get crushed after him spending so long on it but it repaired!

[@user-ox2sp2qn2s]

had the same reaction!

[@JadenWaite-bb3zp]

Bro, this thing got absolute drip and I’m doing this for the boys.

[@justsomeguy5628]

This is actually incredible. One thing you could do to make this even more of an ultimate Ironman armor set would be using thin carbon-fiber or ceramic "scales", which would not directly connect to each other, but to the nitonal. It would allow incredible resistance to bullets and prevent damage to the person inside, as it will spread out the force. The last thing I want to suggest is that if you go for making more armor or making this look nicer, a not-so-strong but very effective material for a self-healing project would be acrylic. Can be liquid at room temp and at a pretty solid range of temps, automatically binds to other acrylic, is self-leveling/smoothing, shiny, and will also bond to pretty much any flat surface with decent strength. It could either be kept in small vessels implanted around the suit, or a running vein system that flows throughout it, like your solution with the galleum prototype.

[@ledgend_treebelt4035]

for starters, THAT WAS AMAZING, I JUST KEPT BEING AMAZED, LIKE WHEN THE 18 WHEELER DROVER OVER IT AND IT SURVIVED, AND THE SNIPER, NO WAY, JUST INSANE. and i have a video idea, make the dragon eye from how to train your dragon race to the edge, and make it with all the buttons and the rotating system and with the lenses.

[@Invexel]

give this guy a good 15 to 20 years of continuous development and this superhero stuff will be exactly like the movies

[@Flash_Bang-o6d]

Yea this helmet will be the whole suit with the added bonus of flying and blasters

[@WarFoxThunder]

IKR

[@connor.chan.jazzman]

This is mind-boggling and genius!

[@chaos9834]

Glad to see Tom Scott out there living his life lol, Nitinol was an awesome idea lads! Keep up the good work

[@drazikenn]

This is actually so impressive! Kudos to you for testing it that far and surprisingly it could pass through it!

[@emtm3196]

Been here since the webshooters from a lighter build. The growing scale and quality of these builds is crazy. Next up should definitely be Black Panther’s completely silent shoe soles.

[@user-ox2sp2qn2s]

he did those already but it'd be cool to see if he could improve on them.

[@ameliasmith5342]

he couldve used memory foam thats pretty silent

[@armorhide406]

​@@ameliasmith5342 I thought he used aerogel

[@will_beats]

so have i. its crazy to see how far along he has come. and he has already done black panthers shoes

[@bluntslt8023]

He did the black panther shoes already

[@Slopy-ns7yp]

Can it self heal your head to

[@Figuresnottoys]

Needs more likes

[@fearlesseye5896]

It would be… a perfect helmet for Deadpool…

[@sterlingsnider8230]

Of course not it just a helmet

[@SNIPEYAYAT]

🤓

[@Lasergamer8097]

*too

[@cefcephatus]

You just went from hobbyist metalworking to the most advanced, one of a kind top metalworks.

[@natalietalamante1043]

ye

[@physitech4649]

It`s been 15 years, but Iron Man still holds the charm. I love you 3000

[@RKroese]

The comic Iron man is way older than 15 years

[@physitech4649]

@@RKroese But most of the people got inspired by movie......

[@Peron1-MC]

@@RKroese as i understood it. iron man was not a very popular character before the movies tho

[@Inventy_Inventions]

I noticed that some of the bolts fell apart during testing. I wonder if it is possible to get screws and nuts made of the same alloy. One idea is also to put a layer of Nichrom wire on the inside so that the heating element is in the mask. A clever arrangement could prevent the wire from breaking on impact and would make the mask heal itself when you would put current through the wire.

[@conorstewart2214]

He already mentioned just running a current through the mask to heat it, no need for nichrome wire.

[@Inventy_Inventions]

@@conorstewart2214 I think that the current run directly through the mask might seem like a simpler solution but, there are practical challenge there. Nickel-titanium alloys typically have a lower electrical resistance compared to Nichrome. This means a significantly higher current would be needed to achieve the same heating effect, potentially making it impractical and unsafe due to the risks of electrical hazards. Nichrome, with its higher resistance, can achieve the heating effect more efficiently and safely at lower currents. Also, integrating Nichrome as an internal layer would give us more control over the heating distribution, so that the mask can be uniformly self-regenerated. But it is just an idea😀 I bet there is more ways of doing it.

[@BrandonBaileyIG]

Always super impressing me and the world I'm sure!

[@monkeywrench1290]

New challenge for you: Make a tool that starts fires and directs them in midair through sound exclusively. Another challenge could be a belt that deploys a suit around you on use,with an additionnal bonus if its on fire as it does so.

[@ClutchxFatman]

Bro… sorry to break it to you, but that’s not possible😅

[@Domi71yts]

​​@@ClutchxFatmaneverything is possible (im joking)

[@SciAntGaming]

^ This guy clearly loves FIRE

[@AdrianGarcia-dm4ep]

he kinda tried that with the arrow a while ago.

[@ermwhatt_hesigma324]

@@Domi71yts is anything is possible.... Imagine a new colour (ik your joking)

[@cynaralehew]

You should try making the tracking bullets that iron Man shot from his shoulder. I've been watching your videos for years now and they've only gotten better and better, you are absolutely incredible.

[@alexanderwalda1036]

Thats the best idea i hsve heard

[@ArunaUtd]

I never audibly yelled "Wow!" while watching a video but when they torched it after the truck flattened it and it came back to shape I just couldn't stop myself. One of the coolest things I've ever seen 💯

[@Nero-whisker7890]

7:30 Next I wanna see You edit a video on a Samsung fridge 7:50 "It didn't explode, so that's good" 😅😅😅

[@benmcreynolds8581]

I genuinely think we are seeing such quality scientific advancement through the KZbin science community. It's amazing & imagine if certain companies collab with certain people to work on certain jobs, projects. This is amazing

[@CynthiaChukwu-t8s]

Oh man I love all the tech and gadgets you've made u think beyond the impossible to make your devices and u served as an inspiration to many young inventors out there. I love you man keep up the good work

[@rezaghanbari2172]

I agree 🎉

[@christophercrego9354]

You should combine this with the cap shield you did…imagine how cool that would be…a bouncing off walls self healing shield 😮

[@LordBalloonboy1]

That wouldn’t work because it would be to heavy to bounce of walls

[@Ominous_b]

Jesus is my brother

[@Ominous_b]

#real

[@Pillboxing]

Everyone gangster with their self healing metal until captain hair dryer melts them

[@HolySpiritIsSatanOfSinDethHell]

​@RepentandbelieveinJesusChrist5 AMEN HALLELUYAH! Jesus loves you

[@clifkoekkie]

Might be the coolest thing you created🤜🏽💥🤛🏽

[@27thdimensionmusic]

I was not expecting it to work as well as it did, that’s awesome!!

[@ReviewingJapan]

This is the best and most practical thing you've made imo, I'd buy one (also the dolphin boots)

[@Polarbear8247]

You should absolutely build a device that gives you fire bending abilities! Who wouldn't love to play with fire like magic?

[@edgeribble]

allen pan did this

[@Leviathan-me5qd]

​@gbamuchukwu6775 yeah but jlaser is better

[@edgeribble]

@@Leviathan-me5qd true

[@Fanofbeck]

Mad respect for you brother you had some difficult times but you got through theme respect for you brother🤝🎉🎉

[@j.a.c.k_v]

This is my favourite build you’ve ever made. Not an iron man fan but the helmet looks insane and the self healing ability is like non othet

[@EstamosDe]

Boots that let you slide on the floor like Megaman X, and an arm cannon that shoot fireballs like MegaMan did 😍 The cool thing about Megaman is that a lot of the bosses in the game were robots with special weapons, and some can be recreated

[@kermitthefragg]

Say megaman more

[@sofia8373]

This is super cool! I really like the idea of using nitinol to make a self repairing suit! I don't know if this is even possible, but you could try making the 10 Rings from Shang Chi or something similar. You are such a huge inspiration, and thank you for making awesome videos.

[@Sangeychhonjin]

Now, that's something on the KZbin I can watch again and again.

[@sethmccready4761]

literally one of your best videos

[@ethanford7013]

He’s done it again! Changing the way we think about how things are possible! Awesome vid man can’t wait to see what comes next!

[@mvboi]

The length that this guy goes to make his viewers entertained is just shocking! Mad respect man.

[@Drayomed3]

bro your profile

[@SV-ck8iv]

All the of the obstacles or struggles faced throughout this project proves Tony Stark to be a badass superhero all while building his first suit inside of a cave as portrayed in the first movie.

[@schuycore8683]

He's so creative with the brains to be able to let his creativity fly! KEEP IT UP!!!!

[@khron1c]

You should make a droid like in Star Wars. You could have it understand basic language instructions (like move left 3 paces) or something like that. You could even give it it's own speech and protest like a sassy C3PO. It could even have a storage compartment to shoot out a lightsaber like R2, and a couple little details like a blowtorch or welding fuse like Chopper and most Astromechs. You could even make it able to hold basic items or even a blaster like a battle droid. Great video!

[@joekeitha]

All five of my sons and I love your show. We love watching everything that you do. Thanks for inspiring us to work on projects ourselves. We've decided that we'd love to see Gambit's exploding cards. Disney just announced X-Men 97 and we thought that would be awesome!

[@adrianshanahan2785]

A working Thor hammer comes back to you and only you can lift it

[@hagidekuh]

well considering you were able to make something this good with a fraction of the money tony stark could put into his helmet, and it was able to stop a few bullets and repair itself too? that's damn impressive man

[@RRKS]

Since he was talking about it being able to repair itself with electricity.. I could certainly see an upgraded version complete with sensors to detect deformation, and electricity supplied when deformation is detected. Naturally with some thicker and more covering plate 😅

[@JohnCena-le1jj]

TONY STARK WAS ABLE TO BUILD THIS IN A CAVE! WITH A BOX OF SCRAPS!

[@MaliohammadDesigns]

It won't be any better than this since it will never protect the person wearing it @@RRKS

[@RRKS]

@@MaliohammadDesigns it could protect someone. If it's thicker it'll not deform as easily and if you line the inside with something softer (maybe that polymer is soft enough?) That'll dampen blunt force transmitted through the metal.. it might help. So in the end, if it deforms a little bit (as in not enough to deform your head), it'll buff out. The interior padding might not repair itself as neatly, but as long ans the padding is pushed into place by your head.. at least it won't fall off.

[@Anupamprime]

Didn't it stop the 9MM bullet?​@@MaliohammadDesigns

[@Personwhosometimesdoesstuff]

Another amazing video showing how amazing science and engineering are, as someone who loves making things, your videos inspire me, it’s almost like you can make anything possible How about a motorized, retractable Iron Man gauntlet? You could design a wearable gauntlet with the ability to extend and retract, just like Iron Man's suit. Using small motors or pneumatics, you could create a mechanism for the gauntlet to open and close with the push of a button or a gesture sensor, providing a cool and interactive experience. Before activating it could be hidden up your sleeve, look like a watch or just a thick bracelet, you may even be able to fit a small laser diode to make an even more realistic or usable version

[@Personwhosometimesdoesstuff]

Also, To create a motorized, retractable Iron Man gauntlet, you'd first design a blueprint or a 3D model of the gauntlet, considering the space needed for the retractable mechanism. You might use a combination of lightweight but sturdy materials like aluminum or carbon fiber for the main structure. For the retractable mechanism, small linear actuators or motors could work. These would be installed within the gauntlet, connected to the parts that need to extend or retract, such as the forearm or hand section. These motors would move the sections in and out smoothly when activated. Controlling the movement could be done through a microcontroller like an Arduino, which could respond to a button press, a gesture sensor, or a remote control. You'd need to program the microcontroller to coordinate the movement of the motors to ensure synchronous extension and retraction. Additionally, integrating LED lights for added visual effect and maybe even sound effects could enhance the overall Iron Man feel of the gauntlet. Wiring and power supply would also need consideration to ensure the whole system works seamlessly. This project would involve some mechanical design, electrical work, programming, and creativity to replicate the iconic Iron Man gauntlet's functionality.

[@jonahhalaban9995]

this was sick! i think it would be pretty cool if you started designing your own unique object; like make a helmet that is ideal for the certain tech you used - i feel it could make the final product significantly more effective and truly show off the capabilities of the metal.

[@aether_beat]

the bleeding armor at the start is a really cool concept that I'd love to see explored further

[@martineg3gaming490]

Gotta be real; this was sick! I know it was due to the gaps, but I was getting more Dr Doom vibes from it towards the end than Iron Man. Regardless though, it's freaking sweet. The material and the pure creative insanity of you all was so much fun to watch!

[@Zachwithanimation]

You’ve come a long way from webshooters, proud of you bro. Keep up the amazing work safely lol

[@tristanwells6891]

One idea I’ve been wanting to do for a while is a unpowered exoskeleton that kinda looks like the edge of tomorrow suit, also I knew right away nitinol was going to be the metal of choice for this project, insane how you were able to work with it!

[@6YJI9]

Crazy how nitinol is such a hard metal to work with, essentially shredding any kind of cutting equipment, but then at the same time is extremely malleable and you could crush it with just your bare hands/body weight.

[@TheSpookiestSkeleton]

You should make the MK1 suit next, the one he built in a cave out of scraps, that suit lives rent free in my head ever since I saw the first iron man film when I was like 7 or 8. The cave escape sequence is the coolest thing ever.

[@arnoldrambo2301]

Man, you have really outdone yourself. Good Job!

[@erglwrgl]

13:42 bro really said "FIRE IN THE HOLE!!! 🙂🙂🙂🔥🔥"

[@rafaelsobreiradasilva3264]

Got the reference lol 🙂🟢

[@t_bcYT]

👿

[@Nishu-666]

That's a song by talhah anjum 😆young Stunners rocking

[@slowspeedreal649]

geometry dash reference

[@rachaelthompson8240]

You are the best KZbinr in the universe

[@conorpillay4315]

I can't wait to see all of these iron man elements combined!

[@ThatTrueCJ201]

14:06 Fire in the hole 🟩🙂🟩

[@RKadia]

The question is not if the armor can survive, it's if you can survive. Thanks for this video, it's a really cool project, next, try to make a chest plate with insulators on both sides (the polymer mentioned at the beginning of the video would allow you the ability to repair the insulation by just slapping on a bit of it like flex tape), enough nitinol to stop a bullet, and enough current applied to individual segments to allow it to self heat and reform (paired with the insulators, it will stop you from electrocuting yourself). For the joints, you could use the polymer at the beginning of the video to repair broken joints or separated pieces by just pushing them together. The only limit would be the price and the strength of the bolts. Theoretically, you could use nitinol bolts, but they'd be expensive.

[@MarshallWolfMiller]

Cool to see you collab with Magneto in this video.

[@Angellance7]

I feel like youtubers like him and AlexsLab are going to actually end up making a real full functioning iron man suit, these guys are misunderstood geniuses 💡 Also imagine these properties applied to vehicles... that's your millionaire idea right there

[@roelieboy204]

I love how you also show the ideas that didn't work out.

[@b_man-25]

I think a cool project would be to make Spider-Man's Spider mech legs from No Way Home. It would for sure be complicated, but think how sick it would be to walk around like that!

[@soullark]

I like this idea

[@Bizzer_Vr]

You mean the four gold arms that were in like 5 other movies and he couldn’t walk on

[@HarrisonPhillips-c1z]

Give this man a job in the Development of military technology

[@J-A-R-C-123]

I been watching you since the beginning and you come so long from a wrist flamethrower to flying Iron Man suit to back to the future hoverboards good job😊

[@magicblockcraft]

This is so amazing. very big step into the real iron man world!

[@jblen]

The gallium idea is actually really cool. The reverse of using nitinol. I'd like to see a combination of the two, like adding a heating element to the nitinol so if it gets dented, it goes back while you're still wearing it. Probably very impractical but it would be cooler than removing the armour and holding a torch to it (Or i guess using current like you showed with the mask closing, that would probably be safer just by adding a non conductive layer beneath.)

[@TehEpicNubLord]

I’d say it’s more of a mark one iron man due to the grey and bolts. Still REAALLLLYYY cool

[@edgarpietsch178]

Dude, this is awesome! I’ve always dreamed of a real nanotech and you just made the impossible possible! I would really like to see more stuff with that tech, like the expanding iron man shield from infinity war, or maybe even an armor peace 🤩

[@tainted3922]

Yes, "real nanotech"

[@IowaOutdoors1]

@@tainted3922I hope you realize Nanotechnology is possible and it exists😭

[@pusheendalimitsofgeneva5816]

@@IowaOutdoors1 He is aware that it exists, that is why he is able to point out the fact that the stuff used in the video is not real nanotechnology

[@edgarpietsch178]

Of course I know that this is not real nanotech but I ment that it felt like the Ironman suit tech

[@regalkittypictures8344]

There are so many cool pieces of super hero tech you’ve made! Time to combine them to make an ultimate super suit and introduce your new hero line my man

[@bobbyduke777]

I admire your ability to step around problems, and not let them stop you

[@IQBabyBones]

a superhero with crazy regeneration in a suit like this would be so metal, imagine them getting crushed and the suit kinda acts like a full body splint so the body regrows in the right shape.

[@houstonkoester7402]

This is honestly amazing! I do think it would be really cool to do a follow up project (since you mentioned it) of trying to make a true arm cannon though!

[@funtechu]

I think this is the coolest project you've ever done, and that's saying something!

[@J.Ohnn23]

Going along the nanotech route, an updated gauntlet that can morph into multiple shapes (sword, shield, etc.) would be awesome! Either mechanical with separate moving pieces, or maybe with liquid metal that flows into different configurations based on different programmed inputs and circuits

[@swagmiredoesall]

It'd probably have to be mechanical, or cleverly designed using the same metal he used for this.

[@rathisudheesh2991]

Giants of hearing tank kb/44 9:40

[@Blackcloverbeliever.]

You should definitely make some new/better versions of Anaklusmos aka Riptide for the new Percy Jackson series based on Ricks books or make something that grants you the powers of Poseidon and his children.

[@DamnAIITheNamesAreTaken]

Idk if you only make things based off of fictional gadgets in movies, show, etc.; but here's something I came up with: an invisible shield. A shield that has a metal center using supermagnets to deflect things like knives being thrown. This is a cool idea I've had for a long time.

[@spider149plays3]

i would like a invisible shield but why invisible

[@brokefangmagepunk3685]

​@@spider149plays3 my thinking for an invisible shield would be visibility on your part. Traditional shields you raise them to block a strike to your head but now you have also blocked your enemy from your sight

[@slipperyant7199]

I think you meant invincible

[@DamnAIITheNamesAreTaken]

No I did mean Invisible@@slipperyant7199

[@jameshamaker9321]

i'd like to see a part two, with the other materials added. i'm curious as to if the polymer could be used for some sort of safety vest for water safety, like a life vest or jacket.

[@Browner-fw7je]

I’m hooked on these videos