13 CRAZY INVENTIONS THAT YOU SHOULD SEE

1) Compuertas BG (Preview)

2) Topmix Permeable (Preview)

3) Blackbird (Preview)

4) Pangolin Scales Dress

5) Paper-thin solar cell

6) Biodegradable batteries

7) Grain Weevil

8) NAMX HUV (Preview)

9) Kevin Scott Monowheel Bike (Preview)

10) DCL Big Drone

11) 2AS

12) PARANS

13) Tactile Finger based on Optical Signals

00:00 - Pangolin Scales Dress
01:08 - Kevin Scott Monowheel Bike
02:10 - Paper-thin solar cell
03:16 - DCL Big Drone
04:16 - NAMX HUV
05:15 - Topmix Permeable
06:09 - PARANS
07:14 - 2AS
08:14 - Grain Weevil
09:09 - Tactile Finger based on Optical Signals
10:11 - Compuertas BG
11:02 - Biodegradable batteries
11:59 - Blackbird

[deathvalleyalex]

The one wheel motorcycle has been done before . Everything is great untill an emergency stop is required . Slam on the breaks at speed and things go terrible wrong real quick .

[jessebores]

As a farmer who just had to clean out the grain bin, that robot is useless, unless they can make the battery last 12h plus. Using a proper resperator is definitely still the most viable option

[THEmickTHEgun]

We are actually living on the cusp of the era where cyberpunk science fiction is becoming a reality. Except for flying cars. Flying cars are dumb.

[happygilmore]

The solar film could be put on EVERYTHING! Coolers, boats, yard/driveway lights, just endless

[matthewpepper]

Does it bother anyone else when people interchange concrete and asphalt? There is a huge difference between the two yet people don’t care enough use the correct one

[grilnam]

4:53 hydrogen fuel cells positioned just where most car accidents happen. Nothing could possibly go wrong

[thegreencompany]

Really great inventions! Technology will be very important for a sustainable, safe and healthy future🙌🏼🌎

[zerogrey]

I've seen several items from a show in the 80s called Beyond Tomorrow. The hydrogen fuel cell car was featured way back then. Cells to run your house and car, swappable etc. Pull the cell out of your car and plug it into your house.

A LOT of tech that people think are just coming out have been around for a long time. Just there wasn't any investment put into them or the technology (being able to print stuff now is what's really spurring things along) wasn't ready to really push stuff a long.

[kevinlieby]

I wonder whether the solar cell could be used as window tint. It seems translucent, nearly transparent.

[johnannan]

“This object is only 3 cubits long, weighs 6 grains and and will cost 11 florins and sixpence. The inventors believe it could travel 1009 furlongs (plus an additional 47 Rods and 2 Chains in the deluxe version) using a mere 4 quarts and 33 gils of fuel meaning it could cover an area equal to one and a half Mayan Pitz courts in less time than it takes to consume a bushel and 7 pecks of dollar bills.”
I like this channel and I’m glad that the good people of the USA, Myanmar and Liberia know what this guy is talking about… I just wish they’d take the time to add a small metric translation so the remaining 7½ billion of us could understand. Just a suggestion.

[andybrown]

It's not winters that will stop that concrete from being useful, if they were honest they'd admit one hard frost would wreck it completely, but without proper drainage system underneath a carpark like the one show using that concrete will turn into a sea of potholes as the ground underneath is eroded by the water passing through and the surface is all that is holding the weight of the vehicles.

[robertheinkel]

The monorail bike is OK, until you have to do a panic stop. There is nothing to keep it from spinning the operator inside the wheel.

[HOOOLD_ON]

Outdoor in-ground garbage disposal systems has been in place on several continents for years already.
There's nothing new, nothing crazy about it at all. And the 'robotic arm' is simply a crane on a lorry /truck, also nothing new or crazy.

[tantaluss]

I built one of those fiber-optic lighting sys like 20 years ago for a saltwater reef tank only I used fresnel lenses instead of those focus lenses I also angled my input lenses so there would be shadows and even moon phases in the tank

[loric]

Monowheel such a good design... in every shot they are leaning to one side to see...

[itt]

I have been telling people for over 20 years that all car manufacturers must be forced to make electric cars with the same removable battery packs that you can swap at a service station, the packs must be small enough to fit into a motorbike. This can quite easily be done and the changes to vehicle production lines will be minimal. We have the technology to be completely fossil fuel free in under 2 years but we lack the intelligence and willingness to do it.

[g.persaud]

So what happened if anyone drive this car and get rear ended the placement of the battery/fuel pack ?

[johnathanhassig]

The product at about 3:13 could also be put into windows to get power from modern homes.

[cab]

The car costing a few hundred thousand dollars…yep the average family can totally buy a few.

[DavidRLentz]

Keep close track of such innovations, and how we develop them.