SWITL picks up sauce without changing it's shape

[@DailyDoseOfInternet]

Thank you!!!

[@kaicheng6471]

Came here from your video!

[@kris_3220]

ey b0ss!

[@rust5427]

hey

[@prid4783]

Yes cool

[@babitaagarwal961]

came here from your vid

[@AlexReynard]

The longer I watch this, the less I am able to comprehend how this is even slightly possible.

[@woolorange4192]

Yeah

[@dibidibidis2896]

magic lol

[@johntheux9238]

It just unfold itself but only the bottom part move.

[@alext2046]

John theux Crug agree. Easy to learn. Like when Crug throw rock at bigger rock and it crack.

[@healthytamilnadu8816]

@@johntheux9238 Thank you sir

[@delossantosjulius6]

Meat? Holy shit I thought those were towels.

[@delossantosjulius6]

***** Aw semen... Youre right.

[@زينةالنحولة]

Hahaha! U made my day :)

[@Straightbangin1979]

lmao. disgusting right?

[@mzvibe2232]

Metal cuz they are. This product is in demo mode. They wouldn't waste actual meat on a demonstration. This is an Asiatic corporation so i can only assume (through my rose colored glasses *western ideology*) that poverty is an issue. So pink towels to demonstrate makes a lot of sense. Towel shaped meat is ludicrous!

[@TravisTerrell]

@@mzvibe2232 Actually, this seems right. I'm thankful that wasn't real meat.

[@Rec0rderMast3r]

I need this so I can perfectly separate an Oreo's filling from the cookie

[@haileydebruin5000]

@Facts aren't racist hey, have you ever tried separating them without leaving any behind?

[@ernaljum3803]

Facts aren't racist u sure

[@strawhatmeat4637]

R/woooosh everyone

[@cadencenation4600]

Fredd 975 r/Ihavereddit

[@strawhatmeat4637]

@@cadencenation4600 r/iamverysmart

[@sadjupiter9462]

lol, 1:50 "This allows sol-gel products to be handled without stopping the conveyor." *conveyor stops*

[@RandomThings1]

LOL

[@sadjupiter9462]

I also like that they used pink towels to demonstrate its meat folding abilities. I'm so tired of folding meat the old fashioned way, this is truly genius.

[@mabrurh]

I think it’s likely the conveyor stops to allow the person to load the packet onto the small conveyor belt

[@karenpojar2514]

It was a demo station at a booth. Proof of concept only it seems.

[@MyBrothersMario]

@@mabrurh Nope, he puts them on when the belt is moving. It's just a bad demo.

[@ghjkltyu]

The way it works is an extendable Teflon sheet which rolls around the paddle that comes out. That way, there is no wiping motion at all. Instead, the Teflon sheet remains in the same position relative to the surface, while it extends.

[@ramuji.]

I would love to see how this machine works on Slow motion on Slow-mo Guys

[@ImSpun13]

I was thinking the same damn thing while watching this...well first I thought it was bullshit, then I was like "someone's gotta get this in Gav and Dans hands"!

[@yasiryasir8680]

This is like what i thought

[@jacobmartincontreras]

It probably vibrates

[@johntheux9238]

It just unfold itself but only the bottom part move.

[@muddyhotdog4103]

It just rolls under

[@silverspine49]

dealing with dog diarrhea will never be the same again

[@Kevindude8868]

LMFAOO

[@gavinhelgeson2880]

“Would you like your Ketchup relocated sir”?

[@WoodenToaster]

Yum yum, sliced... dish cloths?

[@Elite_Gamer_1337]

tell me you are a dunce without telling me

[@TheRealFallingFist]

Can we please get an extreme slow-mo version of this video? Like, 10 thousand FPS?

[@mzvibe2232]

Falling change the playback speed YOURSELF LAZY!!!😂😂😂😂🙃

[@Weasawll]

@@mzvibe2232 bro I hope you're joking

[@fortnitehighlight6733]

@@mzvibe2232 you are a smart lad aren't you

[@nathanielluke2084]

@@mzvibe2232 you must he fun at parties

[@Yusuke_Denton]

Nathaniel Luke That doesn't make any sense.

[@LionNezTV]

Skynet is evolving.. and soon it's about to.. Ketchup

[@godlycuber4202]

LionNez Wolkenreiter good one

[@sneezingcactus5681]

Ketchup: Become Human

[@aiploinc.4049]

Komedi

[@squattystx]

bill clinton needed this for that one time

[@EndlessSummerGuitar]

LOL

[@kylnblsn]

LMAO.

[@beastybear4499]

Rip

[@davesbackyardchickensandou3905]

I'm sure it was more then one time. The rest swallowed though

[@haileydebruin5000]

Send a link pls?

[@onim26]

that ain't no meat, those were frikin pink towels xd

[@rizkiputraperdana1738]

They think theyre slick huh

[@wendyzelaya642]

Thank you

[@saul6221]

They may not be able to show, blood from the meat, which means demonetization

[@nilomyki]

Could it be remotely possible that the towels were substituted for meat purely for demo purposes?

[@JesusChristIsLord__]

They were meat towels...

[@LordSandwichII]

I haven't figured out exactly why I need this, but what I know for certain, is that I definitely *do* need this.

[@ys0456]

For jizz

[@ColinTrap]

No Profile Pic wtf LMFAO

[@ChibiKeruchan]

well parent who has new born babies and pets will celebrate with this technology. no more picking up pooops. or cleaning up puke.

[@Spankytehgreat]

finally something to clean the jizz off my table

[@SingingPixels]

Spanky tehgreat lol

[@sukmadek8626]

+Spanky tehgreat 9000 dollars? i'll stick to toilet paper

[@realisticeyeball]

+SukMa Dek Yeah I'll just stick to the good ol' tongue

[@pipegris]

Of course, so you can carry it to your plate without losing it's form. Genius!

[@MagicalKid]

Without losing its shape.

[@MattyHam123]

I saw this video a couple years ago and I spilled a packet of barbecue sauce on my bed today and I used the top part of a french fry container to scoop it up exactly like this and it didn’t leave a drop. Thank you inventor for stopping me from doing laundry

[@ChinnyK]

opps.. i just jizzed everywhere..

[@MeepMeep88]

SWITL: I got this..

[@Force05289]

I hate when that happens!!

[@Meisterling]

iChinnyAce lol

[@KimiHayashi]

wasted load. could've been in my mouth

[@3PiecesOfBread]

Kimmy Kat just get one of these sauce machines and you can still salvage it. I’ll leave one out for you

[@deathstreaks]

and they say science and magic aren't overlapping

[@ArconisDeusEX]

no one said that , tech heresy!

[@kpacuBua]

Arthur C. Clarke's third law states: Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic.

[@Vysair]

@@kpacuBua I was looking for this quote, thank you

[@LordSandwichII]

I'm not sure if this is actually real though. I can't find anywhere to buy one, and the company that supposedly makes it has closed down.

[@وطني-ث2ح]

@@LordSandwichII Real, you can make it at home. Device like this working using teflon sheets. Many have made the tutorial, so please be smarter looking for the hand made video

[@Muonium1]

It's been 1 full decade since this was posted and you can still buy this amazing device exactly nowhere.

[@Gamer528]

It's fake lol the ketchup and shit is all plastic if you look close

[@Muonium1]

@@Gamer528 it's obviously not fake, dumbass

[@juch3]

Of course you can't buy this if you don't understand Japanese because their website is in Japanese

[@bunnypeople]

@@Gamer528 it's not fake, look up other videos of this. There's tons of Japanese videos on it

[@ucc930ml]

Don't you know Aurora Sauce?

[@bobiwu]

Im amazed that this thing came out like 8 years ago

[@RoboTekno]

Does this work on computer keyboards? :-)

[@coolxy2]

That's a nice little keyboard you have there :-)

[@وطني-ث2ح]

No, this equipment does not have too many uses. The innovation lies only in visual beauty

[@SimonTheDigger]

For some reason I find this utterly amazing.

[@whalenbrowne]

Even after his explanation, I have absolutely no idea how this is possible. :(

[@hall01235]

I didn't know the world needed this.

[@seravwind]

Crazy Japanese! They are really creative and amazing, appreciate them!

[@komamix]

Ive always needed my spaghetti sauce to never lose its shape when i clean it off the table..

[@AG.Floats]

That meat sure looks like hand towels..

[@LiveLife91]

Na this is actually what Asian meat looks like

[@gredangeo]

No. She should be proud of her achievement. Bask in delight with all your glory on her.

[@TNTexplodoschen]

Which kind of black sorcery is this?

[@TeddyKrimsony]

It's asian sorcery

[@nick6218]

Thank God someone made this! What would we do without it!?

[@Kugelschrei]

This is so insanely unuseful, i love it!

[@infinity2kx]

''we just defied thousands of years of physics and kitchen nightmares'' ''im also very bored with everything and wish I could focus my genius on building gundams made of cannabis but our government forbids us to use nature's gift''. Yes mr japanese science guy, I feel your pain and can read your soul within your body language and your sorrowful eyes.

[@DanteYewToob]

But how does it pick up the super thin smudged edges like that?! How does it stick to the sheet so well!? That’s the mind blowing part to me…

[@FsimulatorX]

chemistry

[@MarkArandjus]

...so who's gonna tell the Japanese that towels aren't meat? I think they've suffered enough.

[@thememester1190]

No, that is meat made to look like towels.

[@optidalfprime3904]

@@MarkArandjus Read his comment again but with care this time

[@wongedanmotovlog561]

This came from 2011 and im watching this on 2019 and this technology still looks like an Alien. Japan is out of universe

[@OfficialTigerino]

This is just a manual version of SWITL made by Furukawa Industries in 2011, which is a clever device that uses silicone mats.

[@noahstonemusic]

They did surgery on a sauce

[@Watschnirpussycat]

KZbin recommendations at it‘s best So happy I saw this

[@SamandOmiesGirl]

I want a heat proof one for flipping eggs!

[@Maderpakk]

what a brilliant and easy idea, the nanotech cloth over it stays and the thing comes out and by that anything like a sauce spill holds it form as the nanotech cloth picks it up while ''rolling on the opposite way'' when the metal under it goes out.

[@wesleyhempoli5548]

nice attempt at english

[@simoncao5924]

wonder what the material of that platform is

[@TheOmgitspeanut]

I was wondering the same thing, in fact, that's the reason why I'm looking in the comments the first place.

[@johnny_eth]

TheOmgitspeanut teflon

[@oafkad]

TheOmgitspeanut Teflon. Says it in the video.

[@andreas_ak]

darude - sandstorm

[@mzvibe2232]

simon cao they said Teflon

[@TheNewton]

0:05 rewatching that it just seems unreal like it must be CGI but there it is. Uncanny valley in machine physics

[@kanyesrobloxaccount3933]

If I ever get my hands on this I'll use it to put sauce on people.

[@vin_2620]

Your profile pic suits this comment haha

[@nataliekate2176]

What a time to be alive 😱👌🏼👌🏼

[@quasimot8]

how did I end up here

[@arcum2013]

FINALLY! I can get that last bit of sweet n sour sauce at the bottom of the cup now.

[@guilleratcon4357]

Someone from Daily Dose Of Internet ?

[@kansloos3118]

Yes lol while the video is here for allready 8 years. How was this never recommended to me?

[@6ixxkingz657]

lon lom yes sir

[@YusafAnimations]

Duhh

[@krich106]

I find this so mesmerizing.

[@uriel8815]

Creating solutions for problems that dont exist.

[@davidbergaragonzalez5653]

It´s more of a technology demonstrator. I don´t think it has any practical value.

[@renovatiovr]

@@davidbergaragonzalez5653 ofc it does. The other part of the video actually showed it

[@Witters_]

I think it uses sythetic micro fibres (shaped like hooks) that hook onto any material, similar to those found on the legs of various insects. It might be electrically changed to activate the fibres and then turned off to release the material; that still would not explain how it leaves no trace.

[@empanada65]

It’s Teflon which makes it non-stick. I know how it works, but I cant articulate it well. It’s basically a Teflon cloth attached to the front of the machine and the other end attached to some other moving part. This essentially makes a cloth loop. Inside this loop is a sheet of some hard material. When retracted, the end of the sheet and the end of the cloth attached the frontier the machine are both in the same place. When the sheet is pushed forward, however, the cloth stays in place since it is not attached to it. This forces the cloth under the sheet to come around the leading edge and come up on top as it moves forward in the same way the best on a treadmill goes from under to on top. The cloth on top of the sheet, by nature doesn’t move relative to the machine. So, they way I imagine this works is that as the sheet moves forward and hits the ketchup, the Teflon cloth comes from under the sheet and essentially lifts the ketchup off the surface and onto itself, and since it’s moving forward, it happens in one swift motion. The machine is not sliding underneath it so much as it is picking the ketchup up as it moves forward and placing itself underneath it. When it retracts, the process reverses and the sheet goes back, the cloth goes under the sheet and in the process pulls itself out from under the ketchup and “places” it back on the table. The lack of significant residue, significant being the keyword, is due to the Teflon on the cloth. I know it’s not a super intuitive explanation but I hoped that helped you understand at least a little better. I just know it’s not electrically actuated artificial insect foot hooks.

[@nimeni86]

But can it scoop my dog's shit?

[@MrJhonnyRed]

@Skeeeder actually because those were pink hand towels...it was just an example of application

[@richski8581]

The meat looks like a pink towel

[@lcbreezyl]

Can you pickup the gel or whatever on other surfuces than glass? I assume it can only pick up things on a smooth surface.

[@0r3]

Daily Dose of Internet sent me here, Anyone else?

[@mashpotatoking4591]

Yeah me to Is this real?

[@0r3]

@@mashpotatoking4591 I guess so.

[@darkencroix6412]

Posted 10 years ago... And I'm just now heading about it. Wonder what happened with selling it. It's mind-bending watching it work.

[@xaviation5144]

Here comes the DDoI comments :/

[@TheNewMoon333]

You people are so ridiculously amazing....bravo

[@JPOGame]

This can solve global issues such as hunger and global warming. Thank God that people are researching and inventing things like these for the benefit of our spaceship (planet Earth) that we all live on. Thank you again, now no ketchup shall go unused.

[@274Byron]

JPO Spawnie are you doing anything to combat hunger and global warming issues yourself? You’re wasting bandwidth watching KZbin videos instead of joining ELF to combat global warming.

[@katlicks]

Tech like this can be used to improve medicine, and anti pollution efforts. Tech isn't a bubble. The guy who invented plastic ended up benefiting medicine and space tech without knowing it.

[@hazel-vf7on]

274Byron r/whooosh 😂

[@274Byron]

I love how you guys take this guy’s comment as a joke. Y’all still have faith in humanity and that makes me happy. I on-the-other-hand have had lengthy discussions with individuals who whole heartedly do believe that other avenues of research and development should not be pursued because of more pressing matters.

[@SangheiliSpecOp]

@@274ByronJust take the L

[@shadhin6969]

The guy helping robot out deserve respect

[@rossatkinson5157]

9gag brought me here.

[@jessicakruger7203]

me too xDD

[@phillyphill6871]

Me three

[@jillbolinger6223]

Same here. The actual applications are much more interesting than I thought.

[@risiisy]

holy shit 2 years ago

[@risiisy]

holy shit 6 years ago

[@lemonOFdoom]

@Feonix12 They gave a good reason for why they needed to have the machine to do it - if it's picked up as normal the liquid collects at the bottom and packing won't be as efficient because of the shape

[@AfadDeRazzy69]

9gag sent me here

[@Filiforme]

@ultimatebman Did you watch the video or did you watch the first 15 seconds? May I suggest watching the whole thing?

[@leedsmanc]

2:34 slim fit/tailored shirts; yet to hit Japan

[@AJTroxell]

It was towels. It was a demonstration, not actual meat.

[@그게나야-j2v]

Anybody from daily dose of internet?

[@DEADSKULLZ31]

Glowing Borakash I am

[@m8_981]

He commented on this one

[@mohit5496]

you are 😂😂😂

[@hellobangsie4342]

Why am I just seeing this now? This is actually useful.

[@jejethejeplalq821]

For what possible purpose?

[@nathanquoin]

Daily Dose any1?

[@Lektrolind]

@Skeeeder No, they are pink hand towels, they're just showing examples of what it can do.

[@hellobangsie4342]

Who else came from instagram? 🙋🏻‍♀️

[@woolorange4192]

Me

[@FineFlu]

There are some issues. How does this fair over other surfaces? Would it work the same over wood? Maybe, but maybe not. Also, when they scooped the mixture and it appeared on the bottom of the machine I realized something. How do you clean properly? This is to ask, how do you throw a mixture away if it is stuck to the machine?

[@Iskattt]

Like if 9gag brought you here.

[@funkeymonkey321]

I’ve thought about this video about twice a year for 9 years

[@THE_RISING_SUN]

2:16 utter stupidity! when human can package the product into the box, then why do they need that robotic arm!

[@TuWear]

Sumedh Nandedkar I see that you hate subtitles as much as Americans.

[@bedengus]

Sumedh Nandedkar Humans are expensive and can't quite work 24h; the same reason why they created any machine at all...

[@THE_RISING_SUN]

Alison Mendonça But if u watch carefully, u can see tht he's just passing the product to tht robot. Instead of doing this, he can directly load it into the box. And according to u if humans can't work 24hrs then why is he standing there..instead the robot cud do the ork by itself!

[@TuWear]

Sumedh Nandedkar Ever heard of a sample?

[@askids]

Sumedh Nandedkar That is a sample conveyor belt which is being used for demo where he is showing how this device can be used without stopping the conveyor belt. In actual production, conveyor belts will be much longer and more devices can be setup at different points to perform this activity.

[@CWINDOWSsystem32]

What's with KZbin recommending random videos from 2011 lately?

[@Thinnegan]

One of the best CG viral ad campaigns ever...

[@rickylovesyou]

Damn thats amazing. Not sure what real world usage it will have though. But still amazing.

[@monmonach9027]

Ada shopee nya kak?

[@RidewithSeraph]

I dont understand how in the world this works. at all. flat out. cant comprehend.

[@royhetharia2816]

I hope this tool can be produced and sold to consumers such as restaurants or households

[@jlh8830]

Do you have to have the liquid on a certain type of material for it to work and how thin of a liquid will it puck up?

[@chunkycheesemonkey99]

This could be used at a larger scale to move sleeping cats without bothering them.

WHOA THATS AMAZING!!! what should we use it for?

[@ranchdressing1037]

cum socks

[@goldensun2787]

Planting evidence

[@blockhead8140]

Anybody else watching this 9 years later?

[@byunknwn]

Wow this is something really impossible turned into reality. Geniuses.

[@Souprx]

and what exactly would you use it for?

[@dasse1588]

Well thank God the shape is intact.! I need to try this with my dog!

[@titus9895]

what is the practical use of this device?

[@CUBEoneVX]

Perfect for when one of your pizza slices commits kamikaze on the floor and you still want to eat it

[@gunny_zky]

So.. What actual, practical use could this device be used for?

[@aberrantdecoder]

you know you're in the future when robots fold you meat disguised as tea towels

[@yusriyahbagheri8843]

Could they have used something that doesn't resemble what came out of me after my first??

[@jromo7007]

now i can finally take my sauce anywhere I want on the go

[@goodsoul6675]

I always thought it was fake whenever I saw on insta. But now damn it's cool af.

[@Jirekianu]

@Skeeeder They were pink hand towels, it was just a demonstration.

[@Whoareyoucalling]

I don’t understand how this works. Like that teflon plate looks relatively thick and doesn’t seem to be incredibly stiff or fast moving. Which would be the three ways i would assume how this would work. Like how is it getting under all of the ketchup without smearing it in layers? How is the ketchup sticking to the plate when upside down then magically released with like zero adhesion when the plate retracts. This like blows my mind how this exists.

[@StrikeNoir105E]

@Skeeeder Or you know, they really are showing pink hand towels, and it's just the narration telling you what the thing CAN do.