Inventions Of The Future That Will Soon Be Available To Everyone

Here are some inventions of the future that will soon be available to everyone!

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[kaesepard]

Wow! I definitely need more of these videos! I'm writing a sci-fi story and this really gave me a lot of inspiration. Keep it up! 🧡

[KDragoness]

As someone with a condition affecting the stability of my entire body, mainly my connective tissue in my joints, I am *really* excited about the exoskeleton. I've joked about needing an exoskeleton to protect me for years now with how injury-prone and weak I have become, and to see it being a potential reality makes me hopeful for the future. I could actually lift heavy(ish) things like a gallon of liquid without risking dislocating, subluxing, or injuring my joints. I could have stability when I walk, without my joints sliding all over the place and malfunctioning, and I wouldn't have to risk sustaining serious injuries because of it.

I am all for these medical inventions you've mentioned and excited to see how they will transform the medical industry in terms of new treatments for conditions.

I am also excited for inventions that will conserve electricity and last longer, becoming more sustainable and environmentally friendly.

Other inventions like a fridge that scans its contents, however, seem like a waste of time and money. It's easy to look through a transparent container and tell if your food supply is running low. It isn't hard to make a grocery list and take the time to order/go get the foods you need. While this could potentially help chronically ill people with mobility issues and severe depression like myself, I don't see this as something humanity as a whole needs.

[JamesTaylor-rater]

So for VR, you can get around EVERY ONE of the issues you specified with a quest 2
For motion sickness, it generally gets easier with time. Stay away from games that move you without your input.
For running into the wall. I prefer to play with large fluffy floor mat with bare feet so i can feel the texture change if i step off of it, it helps a LOT with running and punching things, while also not needing to see the guardian boundary.
For not punching grandma, The quest 2 has a feature to display any people or objects near you so you dont accidently bop her on the head.

[twitchdoomx]

That's a tough one with the decision between the camera eye or the USB finger... I'd probably go with the USB because that could probably be more easy to upgrade and to use with many purposes. Whereas the camera fidelity would most likely become obsolete within a couple years 😅

[WankhasFluxReal]

This man manages to pair serious talk with your mom jokes, hitting his viewers off guard every time. Nice one, nice.

[blanesmith]

As someone who's needed glasses all my life and i can't get contact lenses with the prescription i need i would definitely take eye replacements, even if they didn't have anything like zoom, record or whatever, i'd be happy with normal good human vision, if there were any upgrades i wouldn't say no though!

[darrylmay]

In just the last three months there has been tremendous progress toward the industrial production of Graphene.

[pauls]

Graphene definitely has me the most excited. Imagine the planes we could build with it. That’s gonna make flying cars a reality.

[Sharonmxg]

Ok, just figure out the gas permeable zooming contact lenses and I will be first in line for those. To be able to switch from regular vision to reading glasses just by blinking is the kind of Samantha Stevens power I want in my life.

[ArthurRabbetts]

9:04, that guy looks like Kano from Mortal Kombat now

[unclej]

Dude, the hard work you put into making these videos is just unbelievable, man. Absolutely love the content you make and can never stop watching when I’ve got nothing else to do sometimes.

[wamboieverlynewanjiru]

Amazing content 🙂 Some of these videos give me ideas for my Sci-Tech middle school learners.👍 They amaze them as they are REAL

[lisachicoine]

This is the reason I love watching & reading sci-fiction. Through sci-fi you can see the future. Because for something to be invented, it must first be imagined.

[simarkarmani]

8:38 When life gives you lemons, you make lemonade.

[themusicking]

4:33 Missed opportunity to say holy moly, guacamole

[michaelparham]

I want a laundry robot. I'll throw a wad of laundry in a washing machine, and in under 6 hours, they will be washed, dried, sorted, folded, or hung. Is that really too much to ask of technology?

[JohnB-mokq]

The contact lenses are a cool idea, but they seem extremely unsafe for daily use. Think of how many times you likely blink twice, then imagine it happening randomly throughout the day.

[vishalraj]

4:23 even with the bot, people still need to make new recipies

[weatherwitchandfelinefamiliars]

Blimey I was utterly enthralled by these! Some horrifyingly creepy like the robots, others outstanding in their creativity. The back of the hand one was my favourite although I'd use it for rude signs and to tell people where to go to (this is a family channel or I'd be more precise 😉🤣). Absolutely brilliant compilation Be Amazed, I'd love to see more like this 👍😊💖

[arprogames]

Not for everyone, I will not be able to afford it 😢