Secret Inventions Of Leonardo Da Vinci

Secret Inventions Of Leonardo Da Vinci

Leonardo da Vinci is perhaps the most renowned Renaissance man, the virtual definition of the phrase. He was an artist, painter, sculptor, illustrator, draftsman, architect, engineer, and mathematician. He is referred to as a genius, and his accomplishments epitomized the Renaissance’s transition from the Middle Ages to the modern era.

Although Leonardo da Vinci may be most famous for his works as an artist, like the Mona Lisa and The Last Supper, he actually spent more of his time working on endeavors in science and technology. And, he was one of the most prolific inventors in history.

Of course, his detailed sketches and artistry informed many of his inventions, and his creativity and imagination dreamed up many ideas long before the technology to build them actually existed. Let’s take a look at five of the most innovative inventions of Italian Renaissance man, Leonardo da Vinci.

[slanderous.j]

*"Designed for one barrel to be loaded while another fired"* Uhhhh.

[aroy]

Da Vinci : does a mistake
Historians : "he did that on purpose"

[bigestephens]

Imagine this dude with electricity and what he would of made

[ThePressurizer]

Interesting and well-produced video, but these inventions/sketches aren't really secret, are they?

[peter-w]

Who else thought that it's a big daddy (bioshock) on the thumbnail?

[redbow]

I’ve played assassin creed I think I know most of these

[byron]

There are people like him nowadays but the go unrecognized

[flowplanet]

any one intelligent enough would know that the wheels driving in opposite directions is on purpose a early version of forward reverse ;)

[magnesjberg]

Give this man a wacom art tablet, and he'll make a masterpiece

[David-yows]

No 'templates' of ideas available to Leonardo, to plant the seed of creation. This man looked at nature and that inspired him to create what no-one had ever built before. I like his anatomical drawings, which must have been a great inspiration for medical science. The greatest advancement in science is not necessarily a functional design. It is the concept that 'it might be able to be made' that advances technology. The Wright brothers got the investors behind them because they showed what people thought was impossible and sparked development. The dreamers dream and the physics molds the reality.

[aaronandrews]

Great video. In Florence there is a museum dedicated to Leonardo's inventions. All his designs were built to scale so you can experience them. It was one of my favorite parts of my visit there.

[tarawatts]

The tank wasn't ment to be driven, there is no steering. It was designed to rotate in place and fire allowing multiple shots without reloading as well as quick adjustments to aim before firing again.

[tracytron]

8:20 The idea almost reminds me of Coruscant from Star Wars

[akcartoons]

THE CLICK BATE IMAGE LOOKED LIKE IT WAS FROM BIO SHOCK

The ancient romans built robotic birds for entertainment and/or temples.

[magneticchildhoodmemories]

I know him since my childhood and when internet extremely weak and expensive still i downloaded his max sketches now day its so easy i spent my life many years to know it

[koei]

3 shot cannon = modern day machine gun.



Such wow

[chrismiller]

Hello I believe he was a person who had a particular life he was placed in. This gave him a mission to find meaning in his life. Through art and science and his ability to design and understand the structure of nature. Gave him the perspective and moral obligations he expressed in his life. I love all his inventions and artistic endeavors. They all tell a grater story then the sum of there parts. Christopher 2-4-2020-11:23am EST.

[alan-nova]

Why this video have such a low views it deserves a lot more

[toastinvietnam]

imagine you use cannons on wheels and a stick and then some Italian starts becoming a cannon beyblade.