Genius Inventions: Technical Marvels That Will Shape Tomorrow | Full Series | FD Engineering

Genius Inventions: Technical Marvels That Will Shape Tomorrow | FD Engineering

Step into a world of innovation and brilliance with Genius Inventions. Showcasing the most brilliant inventions from around the world, this series takes viewers on an inspiring journey through a variety of groundbreaking creations, ranging from revolutionary technological gadgets to eco-friendly solutions. Prepare to be awestruck as we delve into the heart of human ingenuity and witness the future, one groundbreaking idea at a time.

00:00:00 Turbines and fans inspired by whales, Showers that helps saving water, Rotor blades for onshore and offshore energy production

00:21:32 Ultrafast pulsed lasers, HoloLens: mixed reality smart glasses, Extrem ultraviolette Lithographie

00:43:09 Contribution about ammonia blocks for NOx, Feature on compressors that help save energy, Report about ESC (Electronic Stability Control)

01:03:23 BOC Navigation, Spectral Band Replication, MIMO

01:23:42 Plant Based Plastic, Pure: A new wax cotton that absorbs oil from water, Hydrodinamic Turbines

01:44:07 Encripted Communication, Electronic Paper, Ultrasound to safely measure brain pressure

02:06:03 Alternative replacemente for gluten, Creative Collective for new inventions, Antibiotic Booster
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[randychapman]

Prayers Luke. I empathize completely. Lost my younger sis to cancer a year ago. It's hard to get on with life afterwards. But we know that our loved ones would want us to move on while remembering the good times. Again, prayers for you and your family.

[a_bar]

Gathering experiences and turning them into reality makes such a great impact!

[Freightorious]

Frank Fish... With a name like that he almost had to be a marine biologist

[Vakthund]

I used to fly Paragliders for 20 years. 15 years ago we discussed paragliderwings based upon the same design, if that could be benefitial. Great to see that someone has done something about it. Best of luck!

[tklyte]

Thank you for showcasing all these unsung heroes. I'm sure I've never heard of their names before and I feel grateful for their contribution to the technology I rely on every day.

[roldanduarteholguin]

Export the Power Apps, Copilot, Chat GPT, Revit, Plant 3D, Civil 3D, Inventor, ENGI file of the Building or Refinery to Excel, prepare Budget 1 and export it to COBRA. Prepare Budget 2 and export it to Microsoft Project. Solve the problems of Overallocated Re-sources, Planning Problems, prepare the Budget 3 with which the construction of the Building or the Refinery is going to be quoted.

[helm]

I was amazed by this video on how to save water by using a closed loop shower system. It's such a brilliant idea that I'm thinking we need this in my home. You see, my family has been very conscious about our water consumption and we have some rules to follow. For example, we have the three pile rule for the toilet. That means we can only flush after three people have used it. We also reuse our toilet paper by washing it and drying it. This is possible because we eat a Earth-friendly fiber-rich foods that make our bowel movements very easy to wash clean. We hardly need any water to rinse the toilet paper and we can use it again and again.
But now I realize that there is a better way to save water and be environmentally friendly. This shower system is the perfect solution for us. We can shower as long as we want without wasting any water. We can also use the same water for other purposes, like washing the toilet paper. It's genius!
Of course, I'm just joking. I don't really do any of those things. I just wanted to make you laugh. This is a great video and I think we should all be more aware of how much water we use and how we can conserve it. I actually had a similar idea a long time ago, but I never did anything with it. Maybe I should have.

[rajnaik]

Engineer Philip WATTS and Marine Biologist Frank FISH 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[gregparrott]

Both the 'Publisher's notes, as well as the 'Chapters' show less than half of the inventions/topics covered.
It would be nice if one or both were edited so as to include all the topics presented.

[Kevin-cgqk]

This is an amazing episode. I learned so much and feel so inspired to make my own mark.

[mikemurphy]

I find bio mimicry both inspiring and hilariously new idea crushing, in the sense that, almost anything we try to improve, nature has almost always optimized if we can just locate an appropriate analog.

[milescunha]

Wtf is the point of war. I don’t mean to being negativity here just wanted to say I love how when we are so focused on nature and invention there’s absolutely no desire for power greed or conquest. Just learning the life we live and why things are the way they are.

[FrankLowe]

This is a very nice documentary thank you very much it is well done. All this is called evolution every living thing on earth does that and it will never stop.❤🎉

[billy_og]

Closed loop shower should be a closed loop water system for the entire structure not just the shower... key to water conservation

[ryanmckenna]

I am really impressed with the ammonia blocks to combat combustion engine pollution, much better than waiting (forever) for electric vehicles to catch on. Better to have a solution we can use now. It literally converts green house gas emissions in to water and nitrogen.

[golemtheory]

it is a bit weird that the guys name is Fish-I cant be the only one with that thought. But my heart is 110% behind them. The future belongs to those who think outside the box, because people, the box is slowly killing us all.

[iamgriff]

Lol, Mother Nature is still the best Engineer HANDS DOWN.

[OneAdamAdam]

Thank you Sweden, for creating some of our best inventions. Greetings from the USA.

[charleslord]

Best tech channel I've come across, thus far! Awesome information, insights, delivery, ...all the parameters of "our known plane of existence".
My favorite so far is the holographic specs, 🤔 what I wish to know is being able to integrate the factor of the customer (?) wearing bifocals?

[columbiaecho]

I prefer watching videos about some of the amazing inventions and their makers instead of a typical newscast. I like to keep informed of what's happening in our world but it can't all be negative. Kudos to the makers of this video for sharing some of the most interesting and useful inventions destined to help make our world a better place for all.