Nanotechnology: The High-Tech Revolution - with Dave Blank

[@SlowToe]

Outstanding . If you ever wanted a genuine glimpse into the future of humanity , here it is.

[@krassigor]

Brian Madden that's extremely well said

[@Usernamebtc]

I love how he never mentions how this can be used for bad…

[@2442-w8d]

He did mention the dangers and he's not mentioning the danger that any tool from a knife to a hammer to a car, which which is not his purpose. There are many videos and research l studies cataloging the possible dangers of it. He's sharing the progress of the very difficult field which is a positive thing, cause science is a benefit which he is showcasing. The pure science of it is amazing, don't let conspiracy theories that the government and other groups potentially use them for harm as they could use a gun a bomb anything. Science is a pure endeavor that has more positive assistance that helps us manage the best that we can do in a chaotic unpredictable world. So please don't let the tyrannical conspiratorial dark deeds of the government turn you Off from the from these great discoveries and innovative devices from pure sincere scientific undertakings by hardworking people.

[@2442-w8d]

The science of How it can be used to bad, as well documented in research articles papers. Don't let the conspiracies about government using it for wrong, it's overvalue. The sincere in seeking researching people involved in this are going to create great devices and understandings that can be a benefit for us so a knife I can use to cut fruit cut something out my way in the fields, use it to protect myself. And I can use a knife, that is technoloy to harm someone. That's the general standard of all science dichotomy of all weapons have any dual nature like being a double bladed sword. So please respect the scientists and researchers that put in the work to create greater devices/products for the benefit of all of us.

[@maurice2759]

Ab-so-fu-***ing-lu-te-ly ! But the nice durch accent is very helpful ...

[@scarlet8078]

Really great presentation, thanks! In my area of biotech we use nanotechnology for medical devices that run themselves by producing electricity from a body's involuntary movement, e.g., muscle contractions of a beating heart. I think the term is piezoelectric nanogenerator. It's created from tons of nanowires made from a vapor mist that condenses onto a mold/ plate. In medicine we also use nanotech for "nano-positioning" which means using tiny tools (pipette, tweezers, etc.) to manipulate groups of cells on projects such as IVF. I think biotech will be the first place to create a so-called "nanobot" or nano scale nano-manufacturer. We can already engineer microorganisms such as bacteria to do a wide range of things, so it should not be too difficult to make them work as nano-manufacturers.

[@thephilosopherofculture4559]

To people who are wondering what version of English this professor is speaking, I can confirm it is Dinglish, Dutch English. In the 1970's there used to be a dictionary of Dinglish - English going from desk to desk of financial traders in the City as Dinglish was not always crystal clear to native English speakers and in finance one must be very precise in the wording of transactions, otherwise big losses may be incurred.

[@westerling8436]

hou uw bakkes: dat is Vlaams, janet

[@julzee111]

Absolutely terrifying.

[@morganophelia5963]

Agreed. Someone awake glad to see it.

[@julzee111]

@@morganophelia5963 It is mind blowing to me how few of us there are!

[@ilse3887]

This year..liberation day..many dutch will hang our flags upside down...that is what we do if democratie is no longer a fact!! That is because of vaccin an pandemic rules/ restrictions... I wonder how many more would follow if they knew our king is actively sponsor/ promoting and active in this technologie !! Kingsday that we selebrate every year..was a day of protest for a few..!! What was in origan.... made to do good...can be changed to do bad!!

[@kimmiecatluvinwilson2139]

@@julzee111 Many will be deceived.

[@wagoholics]

This is nightmareish

[@MrFilip-qr1qk]

I'm starting on my nanotechnology master degree this year!

[@iTeerRex]

The science and engineering is very cool and could be very useful. A word of caution tho, that as we produce more and more of GMOs, synthetic materials, and now nano-particles. Particles that are cell size and can interact with sells. These interactions may not be "healthy", and the more we produce the higher the danger. In the near future the environment well be full of this stuff, potentially causing all types of mutations including cancers. Very high level of caution is warranted, and the stuff should remain in the labs until long term biological experiments have been conducted. IT SHOULD NOT BE ASSUMED BENIGN, and get it out the door ASAP to make some money.

[@alanhull-ii5ip]

To late

[@maurice2759]

​@@alanhull-ii5ip Yes, they experiment without consent.

[@maurice2759]

Yes, they experiment on people NOW. Without consent!!

[@abathens]

Highly entertaining and informative. Great way to spend an hour.

[@loukask.9111]

Volume a little higher would be greatly appreciated!

[@TheRoyalInstitution]

Noted and fed back to the editors!

[@SewayPL]

It got shrank, nanotechnology

[@chococandy8009]

Thank you so much 'The Royal Insitituion' for uploading such amazing videos for free on youtube making it possible for common students like me to study about such higher research topics. Thank you and keep uploading such videos. One of the best science and tech channel on youtube:)

[@dalitshiv834]

Ap IIT se ho?

[@brawndo8726]

12:29 FYI, here in the future, Europe has banned titanium dioxide from all food products.

[@semb12]

Great talk, thank you for posting.

[@0VistaDelMar0]

Will this be applied in hospitals and assisted living homes now?

[@markgreen2170]

imo, it is applied to all medicine ...what's in your vax?

[@hvar0908]

Please arrange for automatic foreign language translation.

[@AnalyticalReckoner]

Coding has become sloppy and bloated as a result of how many transistors are in the average PC these days. If we hit a wall with hardware there is still a lot of efficiency we can gain from the code.

[@Huntracony]

Don't get me started on how incredibly inefficient web technology is.

[@savvaandrew1316]

He talks about the nano dust being incorporated into the glass of water but doesnt say how and then makes a BIG statement that we have a cup of coffee or water and then we know everything about the person, but HOW do we know everything about the person, he does not explain this, to me this is important when it comes to privacy, I think the dust is also called Smart Dust. Has anyone got an explanation to his statement. Does it mean that the dust can you to your brain or different parts of your brain and start working its magic, because the brain can really tell you about a person, 17.45 min mark

[@Usernamebtc]

Wrong. We need to use more energy but get it from better sources. Read Asimov.

[@bynumartistmanagementeveng342]

Outstanding tour! Thanks

[@golden_infinity_harbinger8016]

Fabulous!

[@hinaharit7315]

Outstanding information

[@bplus2932]

just add Black to that MESA ;)

[@NoNameAtAll2]

hl3 confirmed

[@globalvillage423]

Ah, allusion to Half Life :-)

[@fouadmas5413]

Please explain

[@sbalogh53]

18:32 Hmmm. Watching this during COVID-19 epidemic and seeing the virus in a video from last year. 38:11 This is most certainly a time machine. ;) 45:24 Which of these is the smartest? Obviously the very, very stable genius on the right. LOL

[@morganophelia5963]

Don't get that vaccine...

[@fouadmas5413]

Many thanks

[@globalvillage423]

He is a great speaker.

[@Erwt64]

In 2010, the Netherlands had a queen, not a king. To avoid confusion with the constitutional title 'King', the husband of the Queen got the title of Prince of the Netherlands.

[@ThunderBassistJay]

So sad to realise this technology can be used by bad guys as well.

[@ThunderBassistJay]

@@AustinThomasPhD Yep, that's the sad truth.

[@craigg4219]

Th bad guys always control technology. Ask Tesla.

[@Fredjoe5]

ALL technologies are. It's a poor reason not to use them. Never surrender any technology, no matter what excuse is put forth for it.

[@alanhull-ii5ip]

It was

[@maurice2759]

​@@Fredjoe5 Nah, that's different. It's INSIDE your body!

[@v2xerxes580]

i want to control my own nanotech .....

[@maurice2759]

The guy who enjoys the benefits of this wonderful health miracles, won't have a job. If he gets loud, because he can't afford the food for his family, will have a strange heart attack.

[@marcmarc172]

Excited to watch this talk later! The future of tiny machines is awe inspiring!

[@eythemischief4148]

Damn right it is =D

[@westerling8436]

did you watch it yet? I'm watching it. Tell me when you've watched it

[@derderrr7220]

theres a thing called responsible use!!!! and a simple thing called asking permission

[@thamiribraheem4960]

thank you ...its really amazing...can i have your Lec and explain it to my friends

[@davidjp7197]

This is incredible

[@sylviablack4935]

mind blowing. very cool.

[@maurice2759]

AI goes into your eyes. They see, what you see. And they can emediatly give any kind of interaction to your organism, if they don't like, what they see. IT IS DONE NOW! I think we need a break for a while, no?

[@cloudlounger6903]

Nanotech 'started' inside a single cell of anything that has ever...EVER, been alive. Carry on...🙃

[@amitanand7534]

He looks like David Gilmour

[@snapdragon6349]

I'll see you on the dark side of the moon 😂✌

[@frhe1970]

'Transparent Aluminium' ? ''Aye! Thats the ticket laddie''....

[@bazsnell3178]

Great comment fellow Trekkie Fan.

[@DistantVision85]

Tesla cybertruck uses metallic glass.. Probably aluminium oxynitride glass. (Couldn't find anywhere that has information on the specific material Tesla is using, so pure speculation on my part) ceramics.org/ceramic-tech-today/ceramic-video/video-transparent-aluminum-from-star-trek-to-reality

[@anteconfig5391]

I have a headache. It's not because I don't understand any of this. I just have a headache about it. It hurts to listen to content like this. Even though I practically put a ring on it 'cause I just love Nanotech so much. I feel like I have to step in and pave my own path in nanotech, because this on is giving me a headache. I still need to learn more in order to do that but... I guess what I'm really trying to say is that this stuff is primitive nanotech. It's like we know so much more but this is the stuff that we the common folk see. I don't know. It's just giving me a headache.

[@gustavnilsson6597]

Go for it

[@iisthphir]

All we have so far is pretty primitive, nothing like Drexlers vision of it anyway, probably largely because of how funding 'works', but it is a huge playing field, if predictive computational models for quantum boundary phenomenon can be made it would go faster. There is so much more but every thing can't be made into a video you have to go and read papers if you want details usually.

[@wagoholics]

This is very concerning

[@Idontwanttoask]

Do you think nanotech is advanced technology?

[@KuddlesbergTheFirst]

Picotechnology is even more rare and advanced?

[@savvaandrew1316]

Do you know much about smart dust, the smart dust of now, and how it works against peoples privacy and can it work if consumed into the body

[@everhernandez6011]

great video 🏆 .I curiously think that this kind of tec would help people with cancer's and multiple sclerosis that I myself have and am looking forward to be having the cure with this kind of help that can help many millions more 😁

[@tedtrees8113]

I have a Meteorite fragment and I took a picture with our microscope, and it clearly shows A Nanotube. If you send me your email, I'll gladly send you a picture of it.

[@BenjWarrant]

This is hopeless. Picture after picture going too fast for him to explain what we're looking at.

[@CharIie83]

new physics on the nanoscale?

[@scarlet8078]

Yes, quantum effects dominate at the nanoscale rather than physical effects at the bulk substance scale. It's largely bc of the dramatic difference in the surface area to volume ratio. As I understand it, there is also a difference in electron behavior. On nanoscale the free electron path, which in bulk substances imparts various properties, can actually be larger than a nanoparticle itself

[@zyspan]

Brilliant

[@yair2lavy357]

you are great i love you

[@reddragon2335]

I love you too

[@WhiteDevil-ku5bj]

Nano

[@__________6597]

Well

[@derderrr7220]

ctrl z !!!!

[@globalvillage423]

Imagine computer more efficient than brain.

[@azarobert3926]

that is awesome we can put them in our vaccines

[@morganophelia5963]

Oh God shut up!

[@mariokajin]

To the naysayers, go find yourself a nice cave get some fur clothes and a big wooden club. And stop using the resources of the rest of the world. For the others this is the future, we don’t know what it will bring to us but it’s exciting.

[@Zen_Power]

Yes! AI too. Can’t wait for Skynet to arrive.

[@emilioperez6435]

Science playing god this has to be the mark of the beast.

[@MrAnthony359]

Wtf is he saying

[@柳岑焉]

防水臘浸泡，，，像冷凍貨櫃食品，，，。

[@neoking7989]

The content in the lecture is great..but the English accent very terrible it makes understanding him so boring.

[@pedrojunior982]

1.25x

[@ilse3887]

Dutch accent!!!!!...makes the englisch terrible!!! Kinda funny..mocking him...and getting it wrong yourself!!

[@daskapital3532]

Your accent is better?

[@pcowen79]

DONT READ THE COMMENTS HERE!!!!!!

[@TheRoyalInstitution]

Why? They're perfectly reasonable?

[@qwiddity]

@@TheRoyalInstitution Famous last words usually spoken before the Internet declares "Challenge accepted!" 😆🤷🏻‍♀️

[@geezermann7865]

Not going to happen.

[@isaacmandell-seaver7223]

Geezermann ??

[@eythemischief4148]

Do you mean that nanotech isn't a plausible technology? en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Applications_of_nanotechnology

[@deathpick2]

ok boomer

[@Chris_128]

What a narrow world view

[@xponen]

already happen, your own computer chip is already smaller than your own individual blood cell! how more "nano" do you want?

[@gfrenken2779]

The English language skills are abominable and that is really too bad

[@eveg67]

Psychopaths

[@suzannegoncalves9934]

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