the weirdest tech at CES

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[_nakos]

Quick and to the point, not overhyping the tech, nice tour, love it

[Hematoph]

Thanks for taking me along CES. Almost feels like we walked together for a while.

[diegorey]

You are such a happy person that i feel like i could watch hours of any content created by you

[LDdrums]

The best thing by far of this CES was that bladeless active cooling system

[PcGamer]

At the efficiency of laboratory-grade solar panels, an ultra-light electric car could go 20 miles a day, during the summer months, and about 7 miles during winter months. Consumer grade solar could drive it about half as far. At theoretical peak thermal efficiency, we could see upwards of 30 miles at peak daylight

If every inch of the vehicle was covered in solar panels, at their theoretical peak efficiency (43.9%) you would generate 681.46 watts, equivalent to 0.908 horsepower. You'd be better off getting 3 moderately fit guys to tow your vehicle on bike

[DaveBuildsThings]

The adage, just because you can do it doesn't mean what you are doing needs to be done. Looks more like solutions looking for a problem instead of a problem that needs a solution. The tech was interesting but they all lacked the solution part. Glad I've never been to a CES and will not in the future.

[wulfleyn]

Sad that aptera isn't at ces, their vehicles is genuinely interesting and starting production soon.

[gdcalamity]

Honestly, you should do more long form content. I really like it!

[interflamegaming]

0:18 you can get that display if you room is the size of a stadium

That's the smallest dumptruck ever, I was giggling at it when sandy munro was showing off that its totally autonomous.

[Pearking_]

1:38 that 100% looks like the flying car from cloudy with a chance of meatballs.

[MNDrummer]

The USPS needs to scale back operations dramatically and stop trying to push stupid electric vehicles. Deliver the mail once a week and use cheap gas vehicles.

[justsomeguy]

4:36 They are already wide-spread and have been for years

[ishaanpatel]

When the first thing he thinks of is the IRS that means he forgot to pay lol

[vijayrajpanda]

3:18, the typewriter keyboard is lit]

[reecedawson]

I respect all the inventors that put tons of time and money into inventing these things but sometimes it seems they are almost just reinventing the wheel, why have a bike that display your direction down on the ground when we already have bike computers or phone right in front of us

[michalwalks]

Wow, I spend my life on YouTube and your presenting-style is top-tier. I don't know exactly what it is though, but your style just works.

[CrashedIntoTube]

Just ordered that Phigolf on Amazon for $270 ... I did not know that existed, and I'm very excited about it

[Corridorcrawler]

I wish there was a computer that turns on when you wave at it

[silver]

My favorite thing was the microwave. It looks so much cleaner, weirdly.