Toy Hacking Instructional Video

[@girabit7168]

I low key clicked on this for an advanced coding tutorial, I probably should have noticed by the first 10 seconds this wasn't the video I was looking for lol

[@maxtech66999]

at least you enjoyed it no?

[@hi-i-am-pi]

Same

[@poshiblitz]

I feel so old knowing 2014 was 7 years ago.

[@TwoTheInteger]

its 11 years now

[@giorgoszampetas7875]

Hi!! Congrats for your video! Is there any way to change the sounds of a toy and with an external mic input other ?? Or the chip toys is fixed?...

[@davidfeasel7151]

Cool...But I know how to loosen nails with a screwdriver so...Yep.

[@electric4578]

this is for little little kids

[@sideyburns1]

Great video.... awesome idea.

[@kred2770]

3:13

[@Mrblueberries826w8]

Bro i dont understand like why do you do this job i mean all toys have the same system

[@RainGoat8009]

WOW

[@bigbanksy8640]

Great just let kids destroy their toys and possibly electrocute or burn themselves by accidentally creating a voltage multiplier or short circuiting the battery. I know you have good intentions but electronics can do very unexpected things if you don't have knowledge of it. You don't want some irresponsible parent suing you because they are to lazy to supervise. Just stick to the educational kits commercially available and let people that are accually making money get sued

[@ciciscute8659]

As a kid who was electrocuted many times, this video would’ve helped prevent that

[@Sternenfanger77]

I find it cool that they show that everyone can do things often easy as shown in the video but I would also say that this shall always be done in simple toys where such unexpected events are unlikely to happen and thus one should not motivate inexperienced people to do this on any toy which looks simple but is probably not.

[@luciamartinez9115]

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