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witness a collection of mind blowing inventions.
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One to drive an electric car without even thinking about
charging stations.
It's now possible with a new invention from Go Son.
They've developed a 70 LB five inch high module that
attaches to the roof of a sedan or hatchback like
a standard roof rack.
Even while driving, this Charger provides 200 watts, extending the
car's range.
It's designed for speeds up to 100 mph, but the
real magic happens when the car is parked.
The module unfolds like a scroll, covering the windshield, hood,
rear window, and trunk.
By increasing its surface area, it generates up to 1200
watts of power, adding up to 30 miles of range.
When fully expanded, it stays within the car's dimensions, so
you can charge at any regular parking spot in the
city where you leave your vehicle.
Is it possible to grow shoes that decompose after use
without polluting the environment?
New York based company Oxman has developed biodegradable shoes without
using micro plastics or petroleum based materials.
They achieve this by using live bacteria that feed on
organic matter to create a thermoplastic polymer.
This polymer can then be turned into fabrics that stay
flexible but strong, similar to tightly knit socks.
The revolutionary technology involves a robotic foot mounted on a
bracket.
A biological polymer is applied through a nozzle and the
rotating foot evenly spreads the material in a 3D printing
like process.
By adjusting the number of nozzles, the amount of elastic
polymer and the programmed foot movement, the shoes design changes.
Look at the beautiful pattern it creates.
It is similar to intricate macrame weaving.
The four legged robot animal, which you're already familiar with,
was created to inspect mines, warehouses, factories and other industrial
sites to identify dangerous situations and check equipment.
However, some areas can only be reached by climbing vertical
ladders.
To solve, this animal was equipped with C shaped feet,
which allow it to push off lower rungs and pull
itself up to higher ones.
It's AI calculates the ladder's angle and the distance between
rungs, learning as it goes.
Just look at how clumsy other robots appear on a
ladder compared to this agile explorer.
A large tree can absorb up to 44 lbs of
carbon dioxide from the air in a year.
Now, scientists at the University of California, Berkeley say they
can do the same with less than half a pound
of fluffy yellow powder.
This innovative material is called a covalent organic framework.
It's porous, which increases its surface area and helps it
capture air better.
As air passes through, it interacts with the material's walls,
which bind to carbon dioxide molecules while staying neutral to
other molecules.
The result is clean air.
The advantage of this new material is that it can
capture carbon dioxide directly from the surrounding air, not just
from concentrated sources like inside smokestacks.
This invention could replace other devices that only collect carbon
and store it underground.
It could help stop global warming.
If this technology were applied widely in present day, it
could make the planet's air as clean as it was
100 years ago.
Have you ever played a guitar without strings?
It's no joke.
This new invention is equipped with touch sensitive sensors.
Placing your fingers on the neck mimics activating chords to
make it easier to play.
There's colored lighting on the neck to show where to
place your left hand.
You can load a song from an app for practice
and the guitar will guide you.
The chords are arranged like a traditional guitar, but if
the song is more complex, you can expand the next
functions to 21 chords by dividing each fret into three
sections.
There's a special touch sensitive strip on the body.
Tapping it simulates strumming and you can set up to
five different touch reactions.
There's an area in front of the strip that is
capable of mimicking finger picking.
You can also add automatic background sounds like drums.
The built in speaker provides clear sound and a magnetic
port lets you connect the guitar to sound equipment.
Fans of James Bond's stories will be intrigued by the
new Rolls Royce Phantom Goldfinger, released to mark the 60th
anniversary of the first Bond film.
The designers drew inspiration from the Phantom 3 Sadhanka Deville,
owned by the villain Goldfinger, which is how the new
model got its name.
The 2 tone design combines the same black and green
colors as the original.
The interior is filled with references to scenes from the
movie.
The dashboard features a hand drawn outline of the Furca
Pass Rd.
The ceiling has 719 sparkling stars and the team has
recreated the constellation patterns over Furca Pass on the night
of the last shoot in Switzerland.
On the underside of the trunk lid there's a golden
Golf Club, the one used by the villain in the
movie.
When you open the trunk, IT projects Double O 7
and a tracking device referencing the one Bond planted in
the car.
In the rear doors are the signature umbrellas, but with
red, blue-green and yellow colors, like the Harlequin umbrella the
villain kept in his trunk.
Since the antihero was involved in gold smuggling, there are
many gold references in the interior.
The air vent deflectors and speakers are gold plated and
there was a miniature gold car in a safe inside
the central console.
The brands logo is crafted from pure silver and covered
with 18 karat gold.
The glove compartment plaque has an engraved quote from the
villain expressing his love for the metal.
Modern fire extinguishers are bulky and heavy, but now there's
a compact and lightweight alternative.
The stick fire extinguisher works by generating smoke, which pushes
oxygen out of the air to put out the flames.
To use this innovative extinguisher, simply remove the front cap,
take off the back cap and swipe it against the
front edge, just like striking a match.
Then direct the smoke toward the fire.
This new device comes in two sizes, allowing it to
handle different types of fires.
It's useful for emergencies and also great for safely putting
out campfires in nature.
High speed police chases of criminals on the road are
very dangerous.
They often lead to accidents and additional unintended victims.
But the police now have devised a way to quickly
stop offenders.
Patrol cars are equipped with a bracket mounted behind the
front grille by pulling a lever in the cabin.
The bracket extends sideways using a telescopic mechanism.
At it's end there's a strip with six spikes.
This strip shoots out like a blade.
The officer positions it under the fleeing vehicle and let's
the rear wheel drive over it.
This punctures the tire, slowing down the car.
Three patrol cars are always equipped with this device, which
has performed well on both dry and snowy asphalt.
Is it possible to move away from the traditional tube
wing design used in passenger planes for over 100 years
and still cut harmful emissions in half?
Nautilus, a company from San Diego, is trying to prove
it is.
They have developed a triangular body shape with shortened wings.
The engines are mounted at the back on top, creating
a whole new cabin layout.
This plane can fit 200 people while producing half the
emissions of a Boeing 737 which seats 188 passengers.
The blended wing design reduces drag by 30%, allowing for
more passenger capacity without added weight and leading to lower
fuel consumption.
This design also provides 30% more floor space which can
be used to create a more comfortable layout for long
haul flights.
Initial successful wind tunnel tests have shown better aerodynamics.
The company then produced the scaled down version of the
plane for real flight tests.
This mini version can be used for cargo transport as
it can carry 60% more weight compared to same size
models.
With a traditional design, a Butler opens the door and
you step into a beautiful cottage.
But this one is underwater.
What is it?
It's a new floating villa.
It has an underwater floor with panoramic sea views.
Through huge windows you can watch schools of fish swim
by.
The temperature on the inside is controlled year round with
a touch panel.
Curtains, lights and other features are managed through an iPad.
The villa covers 4000 square feet and includes a pool,
jacuzzi, kitchen, a cozy lounge area, and an open deck
for sunbathing.
The underwater floor features a large bed allowing you to
fall asleep and wake up with views of coral reefs.
There are plans to mass produce these underwater homes for
rental to honeymooners or vacationers.
You can see this innovation near Saint Petersburg Island in
Dubai.
In previous episodes, I talked about Chinese robot dogs that
are actively being tested in the Chinese army.
They run around equipped with automatic rifles.
This video is not about to show you an army
of robot dogs, Not yet.
The manufacturers have unveiled robots in a factory setting, moving
In Sync, almost like they're doing push ups.
But who knows, maybe all these robo dogs will soon
be equipped with rifles and turned into a squad.
Make sure to subscribe to our channel so you don't
miss the robot dog invasion, and we'll be sure to
warn you when it happens.
Today, almost all cosmetics and household products are packaged in
plastic bottles, which leads to a huge amount of plastic
waste.
To reduce this, Benjamin Stern invented biodegradable capsules for shampoo.
The shampoo itself comes in a large drop shape.
Each capsule is designed for a single use.
To wash your hair, simply take one of these solid
shampoo drops in its packaging and hold it under running
water.
The packaging dissolves completely in two to four seconds, leaving
no trace.
You're only left with a nice clean feeling and no
plastic waste.
Today, the developer also offers these biodegradable capsules for shower
gel, hair conditioner, and shaving cream.
The products are free from harsh chemicals, parabens, sulfates, gluten,
and artificial fragrances.
Instead, they include natural ingredients like Rosemary, mint, sandalwood, aloe
and green tea extract.
Imagine walking down the street holding a coffee in one
hand and a smartphone in the other.
Suddenly, it starts raining.
You pull out an umbrella and it hovers above you,
hands free, following you wherever you go.
Is it magic or a trick?
No, it's the new Brela drone, a self flying umbrella.
It was invented by Magician Mullah in a collaboration with
the Japanese company Asahi Power Service.
Small propellers keep the umbrella in the air.
The umbrella connects to your smartphone for setup and tracking.
It also has an autonomous mode where the drone adjusts
its height and tilt based on the weather.
You can even ride a bike and the umbrella will
keep up with you.
How big and strong can a straw house be?
The company Loam showcases a new eco friendly construction technology
proving that straw can be used to build large multi
story buildings.
First a concrete foundation is poured using traditional methods.
Compressed straw blocks are then placed on top using a
cream.
The blocks are connected with vertical wooden beams that are
inserted with an excavator bucket and hammered into place.
Window and door frames are made from wood planks.
To add strength to the walls, layers of wooden beams
are included.
Gaps between the straw blocks are filled with clay.
The walls are then reinforced with mesh and plastered.
A concrete floor is poured and the roof is built
with wooden trusses and covered with tiles.
This new technology allows the use of local natural materials
without harming the environment.
One of the smallest soft robots in the world is
the NTUSG soft robot.
It's about the size of a grain of rice.
However, the inventions primary feature is something else.
It can carry up to four types of medicine and
release them in specific doses and in any order, not
just one after the other.
This biotech innovation is made of materials that responds to
electromagnetic fields, allowing the soft robot to move.
It can easily navigate slopes and pass through small openings,
which helps it reach precise target areas inside the body
to deliver medicine right at the inflammation site.
By targeting a specific capsule in the robot with an
electromagnetic field, the required medicine is released.
Using variable magnetic fields lets the robot adjust the release
sequence of medicines without losing mobility, completing everything in one
pass.
This will be used in advanced combined targeted therapy.
What do the Audi E Tron racing car and kite
surfing have in common now?
That name belongs to a special board designed for water
rides even when there's no wind at all.
This idea comes from a German startup that includes employees
from Audi.
The board is made of carbon fiber measuring 31.5 inches
in length, making it lightweight yet strong.
It has a hydrofoil on the outside for smooth gliding
on water and an electric motor powered by a battery
inside.
Unlike most similar products with open propellers, this device is
fully enclosed and safe thanks to the motor.
It can reach speeds of up to 35 mph and
run for up to two hours, regardless of the weather.
The battery and motor are removable and compatible with other
boards from the startup.
It's controlled with a handheld remote joystick with a clear
display to monitor speed and select one of three riding
modes.
Watching someone glide so easily over the water makes you
want to try this board yourself.
Anyone who has ridden a funicular knows that these places
are usually crowded and not particularly clean.
But in Grenoble in South France, there is a unique
funicular that maintains ISO 6 level sterile cleanliness.
It operates on the premises of the Minitech Company.
Staff members in sterile suits use it to travel between
production buildings carrying highly sensitive microelectronic components.
The funicular covers a distance of 820 feet in one
minute.
If they had to walk across the area and change
into outdoor clothes and back, it would take 20 times
longer.
The funicular cabin has an area of 26 square feet
and fits up to 12 people.
The route runs along tracks with a height difference of
up to 19 feet, and the cabin reaches speeds of
up to 16 feet per second.
This funicular replaced the wide corridor that was previously used.
That corridor took up a lot of space, required maintenance,
and took more time to use.
AI is now everywhere, even in the quality control of
assembled cars.
This is done through a special tunnel equipped with high
resolution cameras, computer vision and AI for data processing.
After assembly, each car drives through the tunnel where the
system instantly checks the quality of the paint, the evenness
and alignment of body panel gaps, and for any dents
or cracks.
It also verifies the correct placement of moldings and badges.
This advanced solution also inspects the quality of seat stitching,
door panel, upholstery, and sealing trim, as well as checks
the alignment of the steering wheel, installation and light settings.
The process is fully automated and fast, saving time and
eliminating the need for additional staff.
This innovation will also help avoid future delays from warranty
claims by customers or dealers reporting defective elements.
Would you like to spend the whole day outdoors relaxing
with your phone in hand and no bulky power banks?
The Eco Flow Power Hat offers a great solution.
It looks like a slightly unusual wide brimmed hats, but
interesting details become visible on closer inspection.
Solar panels are integrated into the brim fabric, allowing it
to transfer energy to your phone via Ausb cable.
The developer say that the Eco Flow Power hat can
charge a 4000 milliamp hour battery in three to four
hours.
The hat's fabric is water and dust resistant, and it
weighs only 370 grams.
It's a good buy for travelers, especially with the affordable
price of $129.
Modern devices are turning into real works of art, and
the Ako YUO 1 keyboard is proof of this.
The body and keys are made from high strength resin
that looks and feels like jade, and the special RGB
lighting adds depth, creating a stunning effect in low light.
The developers have also prioritized functionality.
The keyboard supports both wire type C and Bluetooth connections,
and the hot swappable design allows for easy switch replacement
without soldering.
This mechanical keyboard responds perfectly to each press, making it
an ideal choice for both gamers and everyday users.
Every day we see hundreds of chicken wings and legs,
as well as thousands of eggs on store shelves.
Have you ever wondered about the journey they take to
reach the store?
On modern farms, this process is fully automated, resulting in
over 50 billion chickens raised worldwide each year.
The ratio is about 6 chickens to one person on
the planet.
1st, a machine operated by a handler carefully places the
eggs in a large incubator shed with a straw covered
floor at a temperature of around 85°.
After a few weeks, the first chicks begin to hatch
and you can see this moment right now.
Young chickens are kept in a well ventilated space with
a temperature of about 60° and are fed three to
four times a day with flour, whole grains and feed
mix.
Laying hens start producing eggs at about four months old,
becoming most productive by the end of the year.
On organic farms, chickens roam freely and find food in
the grass, which reduces stress and positively affects the quality
of meat and eggs.
Periodically, farmers inspect the flock and send some chickens to
a processing farm, where they are plucked, cut and processed
on a conveyor line.
The final step is sterile packaging and delivery to stores.
Artificial intelligence is being used more and more, and now
you can even buy a ring with this feature.
However, pardon Primavera is not just jewelry, It's a functional
device designed to replace a computer mouse.
The user wears it on their index finger and connects
it to a computer or laptop via Bluetooth.
Now AI tracks the movement of your hand across the
surface, moving the cursor on the screen in the same
way.
When your hands are over the keyboard, Pardon Primavera automatically
switches off so you can type comfortably without interference.
The ring charges in just an hour and can be
3D printed first.
Sales are expected to start in 2025, priced at $300.
The future is almost here, and robots can already work
in many industries.
Atlas 2 Point O from Boston Dynamics proves this.
This humanoid robot is equipped with artificial intelligence, allowing it
to function almost autonomously.
It analyzes its surroundings using volume sensors and creates a
3D model of the space.
In a recently released video, Boston Dynamics showed how the
robot skillfully stacks lids and how its unique design gives
it an advantage over other, less flexible robots.
However, it's not always perfect.
Sometimes the robot misses its target and reacts rather abruptly.
The creators say this is not a big issue.
The system has machine learning capabilities, allowing it to improve,
adjust its behavior and work better over time.
Forget about regular down jackets that can cause allergies and
be difficult to wear.
Meet the Downless Jacket, an ultra warm coat from Japanese
designer Kosuke Tsumara.
At first glance, the pseudo down jacket looks futuristic with
its transparent material and unique design.
The secret of this jacket lies in a special material
called solament.
This material is made of nanoparticles that absorb infrared radiation
from sunlight.
Solament uses this energy to generate warmth, effectively keeping the
wearer warm.
The creators claim its warmth is as good as that
of traditional down jackets.
However, it's unclear how the jacket performs at night when
infrared radiation is almost absent.
With the unique wall panel from AS Country Zone, you
can create an original interior design in just one day.
The concept is very simple.
You receive a base made-up of many hexagons.
This frame can be mounted on the wall using wall
plugs or screws.
Remember, with these honeycombs, you can create almost any shape.
Then you just choose the right finishing material and attach
it to the base frame.
The company offers a wide variety of materials and colors.
Plus, when you want to change, you can easily swap
the finish for a new look in just a few
hours.
Cadillac has always been a brand focused on luxury and
prestige, and the Soleil concept is designed to build on
these values.
This unique convertible stands out with its stunning design combining
classic and futuristic features.
The car is hand painted in a special color called
Manila Cream, first seen on a 1957 Cadillac.
With no door handles or pop out elements, the concept
maintains a smooth and harmonious look while 23 inch wheels
with a silver finish and hence the overall style.
The interior features hand crafted natural wood veneer and premium
leather, highlighting its high end quality.
The seats come with heating, ventilation and a warm scar
feature typical of luxury convertibles.
Additionally, behind the passenger seats is a bar with a
cooling function, allowing drivers and passengers to enjoy their journey
in maximum style.
Wool is still considered by many fashion enthusiasts to be
the best material for clothing and producers ensure that the
wool reaching factories is of the highest quality.
Australian sheep graze on open meadows and fields in fresh
air and sunshine and have a balanced diet which helps
keep them healthy.
In the fall, these sheep are sheared painlessly and their
wool is sent for further processing.
The wool is washed in hot water to remove dirt
and bacteria, with lanolin, a byproduct used in cosmetics, being
collected.
After drying, the wool is inspected and separated into two
categories.
Long wool goes through worsted processing and short wool goes
through wool in processing.
The wool is then combed on a special machine, making
it thin and ready for the next steps.
It is then pulled through metal teeth to align the
fibers, which are then run through rollers to form yarn.
This yarn is stretched into even thin threads.
These threads are then woven in a special way to
create a uniform fabric.
Finally, the fabric is dyed in the chosen color.
This process combines traditional methods with modern technology.
The gravitational compressor from Swedish company Anarion produces compressed air
on an industrial scale using a unique approach.
At the top of the compressor, there is a water
tank and a spiral runs down the entire length inside.
When the device is turned on, the spiral begins to
move, causing the water to flow downwards and compressing air
in the chamber below due to gravity.
At the same time, a central rod with a piston
pushes the liquid back up and directs the air in
the needed direction.
Additionally, the water acts as a coolant, providing excellent energy
efficiency.
The compressor has multiple chambers, so the process repeats over
several cycles.
This design allows for higher performance with lower energy consumption.
The developers assure that the gravitational compressor could be an
optimal solution for many industries and can be used in
both industrial and household settings.
With a portable solar tracker Iris, you'll have power even
in the most remote corners of the planet.
Iris is equipped with multiple solar panels on a movable
axis, allowing it to adjust to the most effective position.
It's lightweight design makes it easy to carry, and a
durable casing reduces the risk of damage from impacts.
The battery power is 24 watts, allowing it to fully
charge a 270 Watt hour battery in two to three
days.
It also offers a fast charging option through a home
outlet.
Now Iris is ready to provide you with energy on
your trips.
You can charge your phone up to 20 * a
laptop two to three times and connect a tablet or
a camera.
Polish engineers have decided to fully recreate a human like
Android.
Enthusiasts from the startup clone have built a robot with
human anatomy.
The Android has two arms with movable elbows and shoulder
joints, hands with recreated fingers, shoulders with clavicles, as well
as a neck and head.
In its initial phase, torso can perform hand movements and
turn or move its head thanks to a complex system
of hydraulic drives.
The developers plan to fully recreate the human body using
this approach and train it to function using artificial intelligence.
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