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It's so cool

AI is gonna AI, I guess. 10:06 - talking about concrete pour rate, but showing a vehicle that's dropping already created pallets of paving bricks...nothing to dow ith pouring concrete

I hate technology it has ruined the world. One day all this technology is going to crash and nobody is going to remember how to use their brain and hands. You'll see landlines and postage stamps that's communication

The Cat 690 FS excavator looks like it could take on any challenge. The bucket capacity and horsepower are insane!

giant machines work very efficiently

This feels like watching a commercial film, it's not entertaining.

These vehicles look great

First subject, the TBM’s name, Dame Whina Cooper, is pronounced ‘Fee-nah’. The WH is pronounced as an ‘F’.

The engineering behind these trucks is fascinating.

At minute 32 there is a Scania car I have never seen before, it is very beautiful and can carry a lot of ice, does anyone know how much it costs?

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BIggies

This video is a valuable addition to the discussion.

Awesome my kids watch this they don't even understand it😆

Lies. The one in the thumbnail isn't in the video. Per usual.

Loving This serious!! Keep up the awesome work!!

Yay a new video :))))

Awesome

Like antennas to heaven...

Nice work, it's so cool seeing what the names are for these machines I see without having to go up to the operator and being like "what's that?" 😂

The 6x6 lost it's trailer...

you lost all credibility putting the Tesla semi truck in the list.

The loram rail grinder especially if it's equipped with all the cars on it if you watch late night is so cool and kinda scary as well, it looks like something straight out of hell when it dark out lol

বাংলাদেশ রেলওয়ে আধুনিক প্রযুক্তি নেই বললেই চলে।

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LIVING IN THE STONE AGE ??? Ugh you've only just discovered modern Railway plant machinery ? British Railways had equipment like this back in the NINETEEN SIXTIES (1960's). Obviously you Americans have no knowledge of the World Famous manufacturer of such machinery, based in Austria called PLASSER & THEURER. Who have over 3000 Patents relating to various types of track maintenance & relaying equipment. This company dates back to 1953, and set up its London subsiduary "Plasser UK Ltd" on 14th March 1960. Indeed as a Railway Engineering Student I was getting my "practical" experience on British Railways overnight track possessions, operating many types of complex track laying & testing machinery from 1973, most of which had to be computer aided to get precision alignments to within ONE MILLIMETRE. Your obviously NOT a "Permanent Way" Railway Engineer, as a number of your descriptions clearly do not understand what is being done & WHY. For example the "Rail Grinding machine" at 6:19 is necessary to maintain the shape of the railhead at a precise angle to match the angle on every trains wheel treads. If the two angles (Rail & wheels) do NOT match precisely you will start experiencing "Hunting" of vehicles at speeds over around 40mph, which frightens passengers, and can damage fragile or sensitive Goods. In a "worse case scenario" it can lead to train derailments !!!

Alat-alat berat yang keren-keren sekali... Dan sepertinya langka.

Hey Wahat about Huddig from Sweden.,

great stuff

It is so enlightening to hear you refer correctly to railways and rail sleepers.

*Using this machine is like conducting a symphony of efficiency. It responds to my commands with such precision that every task becomes a harmonious collaboration between man and machine.*

Enough with the metrics

: 14:00 Makes more smoke than the fire ...

Sub #218. I'm glad that this channel showed up in my RUclips feed.

The flexibility of modern agriculture machines allows for customization based on specific farming needs.

This is the most random list ever

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Dangerous Precision - Fast Tree Harvesting Machines combining danger and precision in a captivating display of forestry innovation.

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I’m seeing here a future where we no longer even need to procreate. Maybe just a few thousand select and privileged from different countries and cultures will be all humanity will come to need, everything else will be provided by the labor force of AI and AI assisted robotic systems in which only one human might be necessary to aid in some tasks only a human can perform. Ergo maintaining the AI workforce and ensuring the environment of these pesky, soulless and yet unfortunately…in most respects…forced labor or also referenced as slavery. But should this be a violation of human rights and dignity on the grounds of compassion? Well, they are man made robotic automatons so who are we to say. If they ever gain the ability to relate emotions then we will need to look deeper. One might think that they are sociopaths and the AI programming is glitched in some fashion, but wait…we have diagnosed biological entities…AKA humans with sociopathic tendencies. So serial killers could be AI killers who are biological robotic beings that were test subjects of some higher level of human. Or maybe I’m just being a bit too analytical about this whole subject, but it makes you ponder what our future potential holds.

The intricate relationship between heavy machinery and urbanization is evident, as these powerful tools shape the skylines of modern cities

Agriculture machines contribute to the promotion of sustainable land use practices and conservation efforts.

Graders ensure American roads have the right slope and smooth surfaces for safe and efficient travel.

Heavy equipment plays an indispensable role in revolutionizing industries, showcasing unparalleled strength and versatility

Articulated dump trucks navigate challenging American terrains, carrying heavy loads with stability and efficiency.

In today's fast-paced world, heavy machinery has become a linchpin of efficiency, allowing humans to accomplish tasks at an unprecedented scale and pace

Who says only supercars can make you passionate? Looking at this excavator at work, I think I have a new favorite "super excavator"!

I didn't expect heavy machinery to work with such difficulty. It feels like they are superheroes in the construction world.

Nice

Wonderful