AMERICANS REACT TO The Most AMAZING Australian Inventions
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Spray-on skin for burns, electrical powerboard, modern lawn mower, pacemaker, flu vaccine, cochlear implant, plastic spectacle lenses, the army tank, cervical cancer vaccine, the ute (pickup truck), mechanical refrigeration, multifocal contact lenses, dual flush toilet, self-climbing cranes for high-rise construction, and lots more.
The hush-hush thing of the British doing the tank thing in WW1, also would be artillery and maybe called cavalry and was called a water tank when being built.
Mate, you forgot the most iconic Aussie invention - the Hills Hoist! Made in a time when everyone had a backyard, even in blocks of flats.
@@becp488We were gifted an old one for our new home some years back. Couldn’t do without it! Absolutely iconic
Child car seats became law in Australia on the 1st July 1985.
The best part about Race Cam is as the technology became cheaper, people started putting race cams in road cars and now we have dash cam.
Coming up with an idear is the easy part, making it work is not so hard, getting a hold on the market with an item that we lived without and in most cases we don't need.
We also invented the "Bionic Ear" - the Cochlear implant.
We can roll with the best of them aswell.
The best is yet to come because we are Australian.. 🤣😂
The good old Hills Hoist
Yes best invention ever made for Aussie mums and kids to swing on…so cool❤❤
Was that an unintended pun? You don't know where you'd be without Google Maps Haha
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Andthere are so many more Australian developments, covering all aspects of life.
Home, health, medicine, agriculture, transport, mining and more, so much of life is now made possible by ideas from Australia
The cask or box wine was invented here & it converts into a free pillow for the alcos LOL. Black Box recorder - it is actually orange but was invented down under as stated.
We used to have an invention show on the ABC. They did not invent wifi but they did a very essential part of it. The way devices talk to each other.
I miss that show, they should bring it back 👍
and CSIRO (Australias science body) has the most patents (including the most important ones) - lots of royalties
You should read our wiki page on inventions cos it's pretty long!
I think our isolation helps a lot with innovations.
Way back in the day if you wanted to use the internet via dialup you needed a piece of software called Trumpet Windsock which was written by a Tasmanian - Peter Tattam who did not get anywhere near the credit he deserved.
You will note how often the CSIRO popped in this and other clip when it comes to Australian innovations. Commonwealth Science and Industrial Research Organisation is an Australian Government corporate entity. Sadly, America will never have anything like CSIRO because the US believes in small Government, less taxes and therefore far less innovation from the people for the people by the people.
America out does us by inventions, people are just surprised by how many that they didn't realise come from us.
Small government is the way to go as large governments are far more corrupt.
As we see today as our own government gets larger and larger.
The best and most numerous innovations come from a free market.
Thank you guys for recognising Australia's contributions to innovation and invention. The truth is that the whole world is filled with innovative and creative people's, who never get the recognition they deserve. Even in the smallest, remotest village, someone is doing something amazing to help make the daily grind safer, easier, or more efficient. I respect you all. Peace world. *Salutes*
We have way more than those. We need something to do over here when we are not surfing or skiing or walking through a rainforest. Relaxing or drinking coffee. My Granddaughter is a research Scientist and she invented something that will change the world. Scientists can wait their whole lives to be published but she was published over a year ago for proving her thesis for her Bachelors Degree. She was asked to do a year of Honours and came first. In April she finishes her Masters and Doctorate Degrees, with a Double degree in Biology and another in German. In her spare time she teaches 3rd year University in Biology and Chemistry. When she graduates she will leave for Germany to work and we will give her up because the world needs her work. That is what we also do, we go to great schools that are free.
also we just got to 27 million Aussies this week, 1 new one every 50 seconds
Just a few more-- latex gloves. Spray on skin for burn victims. Cocklier ear implant lawnmowers 😊
Before google maps there was a book called a street directory, it was a pain in the neck most of the time, I had to use one while driving taxis in the 1990s.
Cheers.
When u only knew street directories, like I did when I got my license, they weren’t a pain at all, we had no idea of the future. I used mine often. I even got one in a leather cover with my initials engraved on it for my 21st lol. That was a big deal - wayyy back then lol 😊👍
boxed wine!! cochlear implants....the rotary clothesline..
What about the pacemaker which must have saved a lot of lives.
Amongst many others not mentioned here is the Cochlear hearing implant implant.
yeah our internet thru the ground isn’t great compared to the rest of the world, but wifi is only slow because the cables providing the internet into the building. so wifi can only be as fast as the internet source allows for.
wifi does not equal the internet completely, it’s just wireless access to it
There's heaps more as well alot are for safety and medical
Cheers guys 🦘🇦🇺👍
G'day Guys! Fun Fact! At the beginning it puts our population at 24 million...Well it has just officially ticked over to 27 million... Cheers!
Inspiring and informative as always.
We also now have the first Australian Female Astronaut she is training at the moment for her first trip in space. Look it up. Its a big deal.
You forgot the lawn mower and clothes line...
they used to be put the baby on the rear parcel tray, rear window in my day
Thats where school failed not teaching navigation slills
Some people claim Aussie internet is crappy, yet the only people going on about it are people who may not have visited. Look it's not terrible. 🥴🤪😜
After Russia and the US, Australia was the third nation to build and launch its own satellite into earth orbit.
I've been giving the new layout a chance, but still it seems really odd when you talk to each other.
Maybe consider making another change?
We didn't invent WiFi (not the bloody internet (WiFi isn't the internet) we just made it usable to the average person further than right in front of your face,
Australia invented more than these ten… 😅 try a hundred.
Australia didn't invent WiFi despite what some Aussies think. WiFi had already been invented but was unusable for the majority of us because by the time the signal traveled from a modem to a device it had picked up so much noise the device couldn't pick out the signal from all the noise. What John did was to keep the signal pure from noise and therefore usable. Microsoft claimed they had invented the device to make WiFi usable but John had patented his invention. Microsoft took John to court and by drawing out the court case bankrupted John but John's lawyer represented John for free and he eventually won costing Microsoft over 400M in compensation for the stealing of property rights.
Baby car seats in general were invented by a British man in 1962, I'm assuming they invented this specific type of car seat, since they were invented 2 decades prior to that.
It’s referring to the baby capsule I think.
Yes I believe so.@@Glenn-ei3xp
These are too funny, when invented things. The Penicillin thing especially, it was already done by a Scottish bloke.
We finessed it and made it useable!
@@jenniferharrison8915 Two Australians, a British-German and three English did at the University Of Oxford in London.
@@gavingiant6900 Oh well, we have invented and refined a lot of other things! And we are well travelled too! 😁
What Florey did was to invent the process to purify and than manufacture it in huge volumes. All that other bloke did was to accidentally discover the penicillin bacteria and what it could be used for. He didn’t actually invent penicillin at all.
@@mareky1234 That was a joint effort between different nationalities, so not an Australian invention solely done by the two Aussies. Fleming invented the name for it and why he was credited in the Noble Peace Prize, along with the Aussie and the British-German.
Also inveted the optic fibre, hills rotary clothesline, radar development in world war 2, truck road trains, solar pannels , just off the top of the head, there are heaps more of different inventions.👌👍🙂🇭🇲🦘 Another good vid dream team