Real Engineer Reacts to Technology in Spider-Man: Homecoming

[@endosym5023]

The eyes were also used for Peter to emote cause in the comics, he had a whole series of facial expressions using only the eyes

[@parychahal]

good point

[@wisespidey]

In civil war he said his senses were dialed to 11 hence he needs those eyes... but it helps in expression as well in the comics

[@brianquincyscott1955]

Peter's powers to stick to things is a subatomic thing, therefore he can also repel...slightly, making his web not stick.

[@justagenosfan]

Yeah you can get the effect by van der waals force. Kinda like a gecko can stick to most surfaces but not teflon, for example

[@GodComplex100]

I think only the end of the web is adhesive, the string itself isn't

[@rudrasingh6354]

Yea, Spider-Man might act like his powers are science based but they are supernatural. Real spiders don't have precognition, they can't tell if someone might harm them based on looking at them, they detect movements with hairs on their bodies to dodge danger. The hair on his feet and hands which allow him to climb walls like spiders and stuff wouldn't work through his suit but in one comic it was said that he can control molecular attraction or something between his body and stuff so that's what allows him. Another reason for his powers big supernatural is his connection with the web of life and destiny and the spider-totem and Spider-Verse stuff

[@jeremiahdaniels8974]

2:08 I actually learned about that from the Andrew Garfield Amazing Spider-man because they had a scene with two nerds arguing about spider-man and one said "the mass of a pendulum has no effect on swing velocity".

[@WebSpyder777]

6:45 Flight suits have been made using our existing tech. They're on youtube. Take a look. They aren't anywhere near as advanced as Vulture's suit but he is also using alien tech.

[@Atlessa]

This. Tom Scott has VERY recently uploaded a video where he tried to fly one. He wasn't very successful, but he only had one practice session, and it didn't look all too bad actually. With a little injection of "Aliens did it" and some computing power for the thrust vectoring, I am 100% sure that we could build suits like that already. Biggest problem is actually the power source. The 'Gravity' suit has enough fuel for about 15 minutes of flight. That's where the Alien tech is most likely to come in.

[@rudrasingh6354]

Yes. Vulture was using an alien power source maybe it had enough energy to power his flight suit

[@JimmyWong97]

Most underrated channel 🙌

[@parychahal]

I appreciate that!

[@shadowanders]

Fun fact Peter can do those calculations in his sleep and while he is unconscious or drunk because he can swing while he’s drunk

[@lastbriteSon]

This channel is just awesome. Always fascinating to see a professional go through some of the best films. P.S Will you do classic films down the line? Would really like your thoughts on John Carpenters "the thing". I can imagine you saying "well there are creatures that CAN mimic and assimilate cells" lol

[@parychahal]

But.....there are creatures that can mimic and assimilate cells ahaha

[@bloodingmark]

I always figured tony put I mini ark reactor into the suit smaller than the one in the iron man suit since it doesn't have to power as much stuff

[@parychahal]

could be!

[@Alexandr28k]

I wont spoil any specifics, but you do get to see the suit charging in the sequel

[@WebSpyder777]

@@Alexandr28k Actually you see the iron spider suit charging. This one just hangs in his closet.

[@alexanderthealright]

Stark had long since moved beyond solely depending on arc reactors, but his whole thing is robotics and energy. One key to nanobots is the miniaturization of power storage.

[@justagenosfan]

Bro if Tony makes fusion reactor from tokamak size to a baseball and then to AA battery size All I know is I want one too

[@SunlightonMoon]

This might come late, but the drone has two cameras so it can have like a sense of distance, like in nature where humans can somewhat measure distance by eye.

[@රෙසාද්_ඉන්දිප_04]

I've been waiting for this one! Thank You Perry!

[@parychahal]

Hope you like it!

[@parychahal]

I spell my name as Pary btw, most people spell it as Perry but it never clicked with me

[@lxbjkd]

I would love to see your reaction and thoughts on The Amazing Spiderman, the part where Andrew Garfield's Peter Parker made his own web shooters and how he modified it in The Amazing Spiderman 2 to be susceptible to electricity.

[@martyc3447]

Me too

[@kalyanfotedar8254]

Me too

[@rudrasingh6354]

Me too

[@dottir_]

I don't know about the suit he wore in this movie, but he actually had to charge his Iron Spider suit in the second movie which you could see

[@justsomeguy8103]

At the very beginning of homecoming, there is actually a suitcase where he charges the suit

[@voltspc9394]

The drone probably has two lenses to help with depth perception, either it uses a second depth camera or it uses a second visual camera and uses the two perspectives to calculate geometric points, which it can use to make 3-D model of the environment that is looking at, which probably allows the system to better understand everything around it, avoid obstacles, identify faces, that kind of thing

[@JoaderR]

I would also like to recommend one. There's an anime show called "Steins;Gate". It has a lot of moments to talk about, I think. It's also just a great show in general.

[@parychahal]

Hey Joader! I'll release the Steins Gate video first week in September!

[@JoaderR]

@@parychahal Holy crap, that was fast! XD

[@whitegod2193]

@Joader i sub for no reason lol

[@joshuacouture479]

I’m suprised you didn’t talk about the cloaking panels on the plane or vultures high altitude suit.

[@JoeX92]

5:27 I believe it has 2 lenses for each eye... because Spiderman's mask has, basically, 2 displays... so it would give you depth when watching from the drone's feed...

[@AviationAustin]

I love how tech focused the Marvel Universe is now. And Spiderman is the perfect example of this strong tech focus.

[@akfm31]

Yeah. But I don't like the part about over-relying to it.

[@AviationAustin]

@@akfm31 How do you think they're over relying on it?

[@houselightkell]

11:25 the whole suit is basically a capacitor with such little space between the plates that only casamir particles can exist there. Random particles in positive-negative pairs appear randomly in this little space and power the suit

[@zakattacker118]

As far as your question of how spidermans webs wouldnt stick to himself. Do you think perhaps the web fluids chemical reaction could be aerobic and that in order for the web fluid to retain is sticky and stretchiness, it would require oxygen for a certain period of time. If so it would be really easy to create a vacuum that stores the web fluid inside his suit and that the driving force of the web fluid actually propelling forwards into a web pattern could simply be from the pressure in the container.

[@heokimisaac9636]

Finally!!!!!!!!!! Please upload one a week please

[@Atriviality]

In Spider-man: Far From Home you see that he does have a special device to recharge his suit.

[@KeithDCanada]

I always assumed the drone in his chest was like a mini arc reactor.... supplying the suits power, much like the iron man suit, and could detach from the suit when the drone function was needed. Maybe have the suit have the capability to run for a limited time on backup power stored during the detachment? Me and a few friends had a similar discussion one night around the gaming table.

[@Jonny23]

I love t here videos i don’t see many videos on this so this helps a lot to see what is possible also u look like my physics teacher from 11th grade and sound like him kinda as well

[@Jonny23]

These*

[@mikanawesome]

I saw on reddit that tony made the Spider-Man suit to be charge using kinetic energy made by peter,the suit also affects Peters spider sense and movements thats why he messed up so bad in this movie.

[@Jugando_con_El_Auto]

The spider man suit was difficult to make but with technique I was able to create it, it is next to the ant man suit and I am still working on nanotechnology to create miniaturization. everything is in area 51

[@voltspc9394]

My guess is that when he removed the tracker, he’s actually removing the GPS antenna, and because it was metal and circular, he could easily identified, because everything else has insulation over it because the suit has to be waterproof and other things

[@Generalphoenix8438]

The phone thing would most likely be the idea used on the dark knight. On it lusius made a sonar like systems that sends out a response time through a phone to map the environment. Then batman took it and emplied to every phone in gotham. So even with half the phones feeding him sonar he can image all of gotham.

[@thechainwarden]

About how Peter could locate the tracker on the suit. They were accessing the suits programming so while doing so they probably found the schematics of the suit saved somewhere seeing as there was a user's manual put onto there also that wouldn't be too far out there.

[@TalSchiff05]

I think that the suit is getting energy from the shock (I think that’s how it called English is not my native language) when Peter land after a high jump and other stuff like that

[@parychahal]

What makes you think that?

[@TalSchiff05]

We never see how Mach power left in the suit like in iron man so maybe because it keeps getting power when Spidey lands after jumps and keep losing when the AI in the suit is working and it’s probably annoying to see it in the stats. Also spider man can sometimes get into a really long fights and I Doubt that he has time to recharge every time and that’s how I always solved this problem in my head

[@cleversoar]

12:10 in the movie there is like a case where he puts the suit, same with the iron spider, maybe that's where he charges it.

[@shadowanders]

Peter’s webs don’t stick to him is because his powers that let him stick to walls can work both ways

[@samprado8228]

So basically toms Spider-Man just has camera lens for eyeballs

[@muhammadhasbar1339]

For the part where his eyes help him listen to phone convos..., It's not that he's able just listen by focusing his senses....his suit used the eyes as camera to detect the person and then listen to their convos by basically hacking into the call line. I know it's possible but to do it this fast is just for the entertainment

[@avi.69]

Wait! Where's the iron man part? That ferry rescue scene?

[@Woodsman405]

Ya wtf

[@avi.69]

@@Woodsman405 I'm saying that he didn't react on the ferry rescue scene where iron man enters with his mk 47

[@Woodsman405]

@@avi.69 Ya I know I'm saying he didn't show that WTF I was not disagreeing with you

[@avi.69]

@@Woodsman405 oop..my bad, lol

[@kalyanfotedar8254]

Please look into the oscorp tech in the amazing Spider-Man 2.

[@scifirealism5943]

Thanks for your videos!

[@parychahal]

Glad you like them!

[@jocsurmanigbas1621]

There’s actually a hoverboard that someone made and hovered throughout NYC with. Looked a lot like the green goblin

[@tko-bx4bd]

What’s a cool Easter egg too is that the reason Peter knew the pendulum equation without even thinking about it is because that’s what he uses to get around with his webs

[@parychahal]

I like to think so!

[@NeoAnguiano]

i dont think he uses it, we dont calculate speed, inertia or acceleration when we walk or run, its pure instinct, but he mightve been interested to see if his mass or angle, impacted his swing time, (which dont)

[@TheApeMachine]

It probably has 2 lenses for depth perception. I work with a video-based monitoring system that recently moved to a dual-camera setup for that reason.

[@jocsurmanigbas1621]

1:20 wow that was really interesting I didn’t know power tools evolved because of that

[@tiktokcomplications638]

Brow please react to amazing spiderman science pleasee😢😢😢

[@Cromenick]

I enjoyed this video. There are a few things I would like to point out that you questions. 1: The Vulture is using an alien power source/crystal to power the suit. (This also counters the heating issue that we would normal face.) 2: Though I cannot tell what the chemical mix Peter used to make his webs, but it was designed to not stick to the suit. And his spidey abilities prevents it from sticking to him. 3: The AI/UI in the suit is connected to the Stark network. That is how he is able to pull up records and information on people. Also being connected to that network the AI uses it to tap in on calls. That is how he can isolate the one person from the 100s of people on the ferry. 4: Yes. He does have to charge the suit from time to time. Though it was a gift from Tony it does not come with the Stark Arch reactor. I hope you found this useful.

[@parychahal]

I did!

[@Crash_Knight]

Yeah if you're connected to the Stark network, which is insanely advanced, you can use the GPS from the satellites combined with the camera in the lenses to render a 3D space in the suit's computer, then, combine that with the phone's system to get a physical location of where the phone is, send it into the 3D augmented reality in the suit's HUD, so peter can just easily be like "Suit lady, tap me in to that phone call." Then he can hear everything in the phone call, combined with what the mic is picking up. Then he could even find the location of the caller, connect to their network, steal all their data, order pizzas using their bank info, send it to police records as info about illegal activity acquired by one of Tony's guys, and they can investigate it, etc, etc. If tony can hijack a board meeting system and play deep web videos using just his phone, his suit can easily do all of this in a one minute conversation with suit lady. All this stuff can be done today, assuming you have the processing power, and influence. Both of which Tony Possesses in spades, and is all shoved into a suit worn by a teenager. Once we get the tech, it can all be done. I learned about all this in a video about a hacker reacting to Watch_Dogs, and I already know about computer systems, AR, and rendering. Knowing all of this stuff makes these sci fi movies all the more interesting. And watching these videos is just teaching me even more. Its awesome.

[@houselightkell]

As for the two lenses, I'm thinking it's for detecting distances. If you had two cameras facing the same object, then measuring the angle between the cameras, then doing some trigonometry will tell you the distance

[@jocsurmanigbas1621]

I’m glad you also like this suit. For some reason everyone hates this suit and the fact he’s just a iron boy jr. I don’t mind him having that much influence from stark those cuz that’s really reallistic

[@voltspc9394]

As far as listening into the phone call, Tony Stark has a lot of advanced security satellites, some of which we get to see in the next movie, I wouldn’t be surprised if the suit could hack into the cellular carrier and listen in on the call that way

[@travisgoonan7667]

Ya, the part about the Vulture having a mask is a really good point. I mean a lot of people HATE the Green Goblin mask in the original Spider-Man movies, but it is arguable that it at least has practical function by not only providing head protection, but by possibly providing oxygen depending on the altitude he flies. So everybody, why do you hate the mask so much?

[@ry4n737]

The suite would have a kinetic charging system in it I would think.. so every time you moved it would charge a small amount

[@Abominatrix650]

Spider silk matches the strength of Spider-Man's webbing. But making it in quantities needed for daily Spider-Man activities would probably be harder. Luckily, Peter's a genius and can make something that can at least serve as a simulation for actual material produced by the inside of a spider's abdomen!

[@stevenjackson724]

I believe that his web is made out of a synthetic version of silk spider webbing. I also believe that a less effective version was created irl. Now I'm still lost as to how these materials were found at a highschool

[@mcharan2726]

The same pendulum movement he exicutes after the class for his swing to reach faster than before,before the class he used to swing in a different way than a pendulum motion. That's my observation on This movie

[@djm8741]

My question is how come when Peter put the suit on its way to lose but when he taps the spider on his chest it sucks to his body as if all the air was pushed out to tighten it to his body

[@TechMeister-1993]

But if the tracker was in parallel, wouldn't removing it from the circuit cause a potentially fatal change in voltage through the circuit?

[@justagenosfan]

Karens made it out of the YT comment sections and are infiltrating superhero suits these days

[@henryblackshear4492]

You forgot he has spider sense that’s how he was able to determine where the tracker was

[@daviddeane4250]

it's spider silk for spider mans web

[@KenXyroReal]

The suit does require charging! The one from Infinity War atleast. In the movie Far From Home there is a scene where we can see Peter charging the Spider suit in his room. We even see a sticky note which says "Iron Spider Charging, do not remove"

[@albatross5142]

Is an interface like that of spiderman and iron man possible in the eyes of their suits?

[@xvesthemess3602]

Can you do the flash ? And his powers Like vibrating through a wall

[@shozanhanma2709]

GREEN GOBLIN GLIDER (from spiderman-Tobey mguire-1, and or amazing spider man 2)

[@Souledex]

for Spider man's suit's power look up Mjolnir's fusion pack from Halo - its in line with other Stark tech. and for his spider silk - the answer is literally spider silk has all of those properties, especially if various forms and polymers he specifically prepares and stores are modified by the suit, ai, and gesture tech it could emphasize any of its advantages across the breadth. 3d printing something it takes a Spider hours to make from the same or similar material is the bonkers part to me. Like he doesn't shoot individual strands very often, its mostly entire webs with a design purpose, but they did establish this is one of the canon-timelines where it doesn't come from him he designed and harvests parts from spiders himself. Marvel and sci-fi/fantasy does this thing where one person is independently 20 years ahead in their various specialties and that they aren't dependent on other researchers or the scientific community as a whole for really any of their stuff. It diminishes how amazingly collaborationist science has become and how essential that was to so so many things, and creates the false narrative that many or even most inventors of tech made every leap it took to get there by themselves rather than just the last one. Everything Edison is credited for example, beyond stealing his employees work almost literally everything had been worked on around the world for decades before he monetized it. I only bring it up to mention how insane it is that none of this tech has effected the world at large in much more drastic ways, and how much that proves Tony was a paranoid cryptofascist. Beyond his entirely illegal personal murder satellite and hacking suite he left to a 16 year old, and his destruction of billions of dollars of technology made from extremely rare-earth elements because putting any of it in the hands of the public was so inconceivable that is played as a romantic gesture... beyond all of that if any of their tech, including spiderman's programmable and ranchable webshooters, was understood to the extent necessary to execute the feats seen with them - integrate them seemlessly into already complex, bleeding edge, proprietary tech - and have all of that R&D done by a singular person or I suppose offscreen Jarvis being the most important thing in the history of civilization and doing a couple centuries of Phd's research-hours and peer review as a couple weeks of simulations. I think it is reductive of the profession or of the technology, and it shows the extent to which Stark is 100% a supervillain for not sharing the noncombat applications of it despite wanting to put the Avengers under the responsibility of a governmental body. Webshooter tech like that would fundamentally change every facet of our lives if even the equivalent of 10 year old scraps were provided to biomechanical engineers or materials scientists. Literally every single industry would be reshaped by it, surgical tech especially. I obviously love sci-fi and Marvel but I would love if some show followed the implications of singular pushes along a tech tree - like what the space program did for microchips, or even the comedy show Silicon Valley does for their revolutionary smart-compression algorithm changing the outlook for all Bluechip industries.

[@moonsimpai8376]

Yessss I can’t wait

[@spiderpunk94]

I think another possible option for charging the suit, other than plugging it in would be solar power thru micro solar strips along the black outlines in the shoulders, gloves, and lenses frames. Just an idea.

[@Hopebestman]

could it be that he doesnt listen to phone call by sound wave or normal way but hacking the phone? from the phone companies or goverment or something? 9:55

[@ratchetjoker1317]

never knew thats how wireless came to be, nice

[@tieflingcorpse9817]

as far as the bug drone, they have octopus robots and other animal robots with cameras so i wouldnt be surprised if they could make a spider drone.

[@parychahal]

Good point!

[@NeoAnguiano]

tony made the suit 99% sure it has a reactor, dont gps emit signal? should he be able to detect it with an antenna?

[@WhiteFireTheDragon]

Have you ever reacted to Batman Beyond?

[@daviddeane4250]

please can you react to the following movies 1] avengers endgame 2] spider man far from home 3] terminator series 4] transformers movies 5] predator 2018 movie

[@parychahal]

which terminator movie did you have in mind? If you had to pick one?

[@Film-Watcher12]

First

[@rohitavhad2592]

I think Stark's Spiderman suit has some kind of mini charger attached to the suit's utility belt

[@robodev6033]

Using machine learning to detecting the voice based on the face database that has already collected the voice data then classified that to collect only sound of the person you are targeting I think that do able.

[@griffin8605]

I wish he would have talked about of it was possible to use tech to stick to walls like Spider-Man does

[@d_no_allyn_86]

It's not entirely true that in all the other movies did spidey went straight to knowing how to do everything. Another reason why I think the amazing Spiderman was very underrated. I love that movie. There's a whole montage of him not only building his own suit but developing the web shooters. It's a great scene.

[@fathinmedia6340]

yes, spiderman suit is have to charge, and there is in the film too

[@Mario-n8r]

About the phone call thing the suit was made by Tony Stark who works for the government

[@The_Kirk_Lazarus]

Have you had a chance to review Terminator?

[@parychahal]

Not yet, does it matter which one I review?

[@Butter-Milk]

@@parychahal You should probably do the second one, because it is more popular.

[@voltspc9394]

My guess is that the suit actually doesn’t use that much power, a combination of a really powerful and power efficient arm chip like what current iPhones use and off sourcing some of the processing to server server farm

[@solvemproblerstudios5889]

For Peter’s webbing, it’s pretty much all fictional B.S. (kinda sad honestly, because they would be very useful). He created a unique chemical formula to make them. As for unsticking to them, in the comics Spider-Man has some sort manipulation of the electrons in the things he holds onto (can’t remember the specifics, it’s probably pretty fiction based) That’s why he can stick and release from walls easily, So I’m guessing he repels the webbing with that ability.

[@NuclearShadowYT]

Oooh homecoming! You should also react to Spiderman Far from home next, it has alot of technology shown in it

[@parychahal]

I'll think about it for sure!

[@zanderblankenship3849]

From other videos I’ve watched that delved into the Spider Silk that Peter uses, I can assume that they are very similar to carbon nanotubes.

[@daviddeane4250]

terminator dark fate

[@EthanRom]

I really like the tech suit but I just wish it didn't have the drone and AI. Just having the eyes and wings explained thru tech was enough for me.

[@BungieStudios]

The drone has two lenses to allow for stereoscopy.

[@Brimcaste]

its good keep doing.

[@lazyidiotofthemonth]

How does he know its a tracker? because its a device with a transmitter, that is not connected to his headphones.

[@danieltarver7205]

#thegoldlife dude that Bruce Banner picture Cameo at the very beginning, I haven't seen that anywhere... I think you're the first person to catch that #newrockstars #thecanadianlad

[@parychahal]

Isn't that crazy??

[@EthanRom]

I think the alien gem stones are what power his jet packs and the turbines and wings only allow him to control his direction when flying. Just my guess, it's the only way to explain it.

[@Woodsman405]

All that stuff is not just the eyes

[@brandonpayne2877]

There was a scene in the movie I was hoping you'd review. But it depends on one thing. How good are you at physics?

[@tripled2505]

Btw I know I'm late, but I believe Far From Home showed him charging the suit

[@bn-sq5en]

Nice

[@parychahal]

Thanks

[@unknow11712]

about the spiderman webs , it is ""simple"" , still totaly fantasy , but the answer are real spiders .... they have different kind of webs that they use for different fuctions, he chose what kind of web to use for what kind of job , and they do only that . ( edit : the most common spider have 2 kind of webs , one that are stiky and one that is sturdy , they use the sturdy one to move around theyr web, contrary to casual observations, spiders can get stuck in theyr or other spiders webs ) a wild guess would be a material that rapidaly decay and change it's composition and state with eletrical stimulus .

[@SahanWeerasinghe]

Could an arc reactor like the Ironman suit power the Spider suit as well? Even if Iron Man uses the Arc Reactor to show his identity, he may have attached it to another part of the Spider Suit. 😊😊

[@parychahal]

Yes! Good point!

[@kenyamagami6669]

Tbh on my opinion, earth technology as long as we have a good power source that has very high power to size ratio we could probably pretty much make all these sci-fi suits

[@parychahal]

Might be able to, but these suits don't solve any problems :/

[@Alexandr28k]

@@parychahal Sadly the only real reason I could see these kinda suits being built would be some form of warfare :/ Even then, as people, we would almost always look for simpler solutions before something as complex as these.

[@manbanasiak]

Don't forget the shooters in the amazing spiderman. Anyway, I'd be confirmed on how the circuits in the suit are very flexable without the copper being broken.

[@manbanasiak]

The suit must be powered by the temperature of his body.

[@parychahal]

Temperature of the human body isn't high enough

[@tshegomolefe9630]

To release the webs he double taps the button on his palm.

[@earlhansen5711]

Great

[@Im_Aeros]

A spiders silk is actually that strong if it was scaled to the size of his webs

[@willathome8301]

That kind of technology is being used today, people have made clothing and hammocks, not all webs some has human made materials. Thats why spider farms exist to farm spider webs.

[@vikstar1927]

Make a video on spider man far from from home

[@progressivewarriormonster]

THE SPIDER SUIT DOESNT NEED TO CHARGE IT'S ON INSTANT CHARGE.. ITS A HIGH TECH SOLAR SUIT AND THE SUIT IS COOLED DOWN INSTANTLY WITH WINDS PASSING DUE TO HIS MOTION AND SWEAT ABSORPTION TECH

[@Moraenil]

Love your videos. Very interesting. I do have to disagree with Vulture needing a mask in flight though, along with Falcon in Winter Soldier. At that low of an altitude a mask is not necessary. At most they were up to 3000 feet. Using your logic, I would be dead a long time ago living over 6,100 feet and regularly going to over 9,000 feet (sometimes even 14,100 feet), all without an oxygen mask and not noticing any difference (same to more difference from the starting point accounting for acclimation living at 6100 feet). You don't really need one until you get to around 15,000 or higher if you aren't travelling at high speeds. In Winter Soldier they were just hovering and I seriously doubt they ever got to 3,000, that was just their destination. Vulture wouldn't have any reason to much higher than the tallest building which you can go to the top of easily without a mask. Maybe he has asthma?