Wow. This young guy is a genius! Not only does this thing fly and look exactly like a bird but it is fast like a bird as well. This is one the of neatest videos I have ever seen.
Until it moved in closer, I thought i was watching a real bird and was confused. Then I realized it was your RC Ornithopter. Truly incredible. Fantastic job.
One of the best of seen, great piece of engineering Jisaku. Don’t stop development, its very important that young minds like yours concentrate on perfecting such engineering as it could lead to important breakthroughs in flight understanding and evolution. It also appears from the video that you gained admiration from the unmatched aerial specialists. What better endorsement can you have? Well done Jisaku
I was flabergasted seeing this video. So realistic. A real craftmanship performance. Don't stop the development, you are already so far, there must be a future for something like this.
I came here for the belt sander video. I left with my heart in the clouds. Thank you so much! I hope your dream one day takes flight. At 65 years old, that’s one of the most beautiful things I’ve seen yet!
Your my hero. I love nature,I love animals in general and specially birds, I love woodworking,I love RC, I am passionate musician, and since I've discovered your videos working with wood and this video in particular with the bird, now....I love you!! Thanks for all the love, creativity, and for the mastery you put into everything you do.
@@turbofan450 seeing as airports should have all been closed down by now, and the gross immorality of working for that industry and of the public who buy tickets for the jumbo jets which shouldnt exist, i suggest their use as 'artificial bird strikes' would be more appropriate. sadly we cannot rely on squadrons of real bird kamakazees to bring this insane industry to its knees !
6:50 EPIC moment ... e-bird meets real birds! That is not a real bird ... but a real masterpiece! Stay with it, what you create (also the grinder stand and so on) is great! :)
@@mickrose2495 lol :) Joke beside: I think they have similar size and it seems, that they were really interested in what "new guy" is flying around there.
I would happily buy a kit with the electronics and basic chassis, and instructions (suggestions) on how to build the bird! Your craftsmanship is impeccable!
i still cannot belive what i see, that's extraordinary in the straight sens of the word. i congrat you from Argentina!! seems to be a real bird but its a robot!! thanks a lot for sharing it
This is by far the most Magestic Flying machine I've seen on the net....and that doesn't say enough about the awsome skills to make it!🤔 Congratulations and if possible I'd love to see another bird take to sky...now you have the skills, it would be great to see it decorated like a bald headed eagle, or something similar! Well done my friend, well done!
the most elegant ornithopter i've seen. very impressive. take away the sound and you'd think it was a bird from far. no other one i've seen replicates that movement as well. Well done!
I've been an RC and wood nutter for ages, and this bird just made me feel stupid....you're a master !!! Congrats and thanks for sharing this creation and all of your wood projects too.
I hope you got your patent grant, prior to making flapping wing videos, particularly, this one. Thanks for sharing this amazing machine, with us. Leonardo would be honored, and proud of this.
I am stunned, man has tried imitating birds for centuries. We know the science & physics, but never been able to to perfect it in a working model... Until now !! You are a genius !!
He's a genius because as the saying goes "he stood on the shoulders of giants." His feat was possible because of advancements in many areas. Better materials, more powerful motors and batteries. Lighter electronics. Not that I doubt that he didn't put in a fair amount of sweat equity. He no doubt did a lot of work and went through plenty of failures.
Just minutes ago I come across you making a wooden vice and I was impressed and wanted to see who are you and I saw your "bird" and I was fascinated with your engineering and aerodynamic knowledge and skills. You have a great potential rarely seen around. Congratulations and best wishes from Berlin.
'Beautiful beyond words' someone else commented. An incredible achievement, and to see the real birds reactions says it all. Congratulations young man. 👍🇬🇧🇬🇧
I'm agog, inspired, and now after watching this full of hopeful feelings for my future! Thank you for sharing such creativity, beauty, and hard work. I hope you reach a respectable level of donations to at least fund a start for yourself! Good luck!
If it had glided more in between the strokes of the wings, like birds do,, it would look like a genuine bird. Still, in the air it looks very much like one. 👍🏼😊 Great work.
I persuaded my auntie to buy me a rubber band powered one, I can't recall if it cost 10 shillings or £2 but a lot of money 50 years ago. You manage it to look beautiful and graceful.
Amazing invention even wilburwright brothers didn't find a perfect invention as close to reality like this invention by a genius guy as shown in video.
I'm not an engineer, but I've watched other attempts at ornithopters, where the hinged part bends in both directions, and I'd say, "Umm, shouldn't the wing be _straight_ on the downstroke?" Thanks JSK-koubou for confirming this!
Fabulous. The most lifelike flight from a mechanical device I have seen. The most interesting part was when the large birds come and investigated. It was possible to see the difference. The big birds did not have to flap continously to sustain flight. A
The intelligence and design that went into this work is astounding, just like the real birds we see flying around our back yards everyday, intelligent design I like it..
How satisfying that is! This is actually what humans have wanted to achieve since the time of Leonardo da Vinci, albeit that we originally were thinking of such a machine that could carry one person aloft. Of course, it took high speeds with enough power to produce it, along with rigid wings to achieve flight, but I think that mastering the mechanics of bird flight has always been in the minds of scientists, and to achieve bird flight in a bird-sized machine satisfies this long quest. da Vinci would be reveling to know his believe that bird flight is replicable in a machine is absolutely true.
This is some cutting edge machine right here! This is true to nature, better in performance and will outlast a conventional help, drone or plane of similar size and weight in staying airborn, you cannot beat natures design.
Well, it's interesting to see that you do all of this fine-detail engineering, in just as beautiful a way as your woodwork projects...better, in fact. This bird reminds me very much of the Festo 'seagull', but that was done by a big company, with lots of money and manpower... thanks for sharing some of your 'roots' :-)
Took 50 years for this to be possible. We had simple flappers when we were young, but it has taken 5 decades of technology to get to this point. If it had some commercial value, it would be leap years ahead. Thank goodness not everything has to be commercial.
Not necessarily. You can thank the gadget thats in your pocket for making this possible. The evolution of the smart phone has brought down the cost of lithium batteries, bluetooth technology, mobile processors ext. Everything in your phone is used to power drones, planes etc. So its not the fact that we couldn't do it before. Its for the fact that the high demand of phone technology has lead in a drop in cost in these parts that would usually go into a phone can now be placed in other things making it possible for more hobbiest to buy and afford. The power of capitalism when done the right way.
@@anthonygordon9483 sorry but I'm talking about a flappy that was in the 50s, long before smart phones. READ better. I already said it took the decades of technological progress to get to the device in the video. I have a DJI drone and video under license, and how long have they been around?
Totally agree. Like a sailplane mode. Birds aren't always flapping their wings to stay aloft (except hummingbirds) . Hawks and other birds glide quite frequently, after all!!!
How do you produce enough forward momentum to allow the mechanic bird to soar? It seem's as though the device loses all momentum once the wings stop flapping, thus it loses altitude and crashes. So I'll state my question once again, how do you produce enough forward momentum to allow the bird to glide long enough to conserve energy?
If you find any unauthorized reproduction of the JSK-koubou video, please report it to me.
Thank you.
JSK-koubouビデオの無断複製を見つけた場合は、報告していただけると助かります。
4z 6:_7_
Miss couple days with a 😢
@0 -2 zfsw
先生！
今ドローンにソーラーパネルを付けて飛行できないか考えているのですがどう思われますか？
鳥型ではなく普通のドローンに宇宙ステーションのような形でつけるつもりです。自立飛行は無理なので休み休み飛ぶことができればロマンあるなと思うのですが、アドバイス頂けたら幸いです！！
How to build this my friend? I am very much impressed with your invention. I would be pleased to learn from you. Thank you.
Wow. This young guy is a genius! Not only does this thing fly and look exactly like a bird but it is fast like a bird as well. This is one the of neatest videos I have ever seen.
he needs to make one that looks like a pterodactyl that would be cool
Yrs sir
It works, i did understand from other researchers tit is a very difficult task to understand how the airflow works.
@@MCTheTrash lol
well not exactly like a bird, this one seems to have a rudder!
That's some boss level RC building skill to make something that complex work, let alone actually fly well.
flapping wings look much more beautiful ..than a fix wing ....
Until it moved in closer, I thought i was watching a real bird and was confused. Then I realized it was your RC Ornithopter. Truly incredible. Fantastic job.
Awesome !!!
Leonardo da Vinci would have been admiring !! Congratulations for this great job.
congratulations from France
drat you had my exact thought
Indeed, I'm sure the great DaVinci is smiling down from heaven at the sight of the koubou bird.
That's a very nice piece of engineering you have there. You did an amazing job. I could watch that bird fly all day.
No you couldn't. The batteries duff out at around the 27min mark.
@@raymondo162 - Awesome reply!
Indeed, a very nice piece of Engineering
@@raymondo162 he could just watch the video of the bird flying all day
@Alan Cogan what a thing to say! Mr. 'Content-less channel'
This is amazing. I couldn't believe my eyes when it starts flying. High-quality engineering. Excellent job.
One of the best of seen, great piece of engineering Jisaku. Don’t stop development, its very important that young minds like yours concentrate on perfecting such engineering as it could lead to important breakthroughs in flight understanding and evolution. It also appears from the video that you gained admiration from the unmatched aerial specialists. What better endorsement can you have? Well done Jisaku
The Ras blah blah blah. Unfortunately. Sadly. Ok. Big whoop. Just enjoy the cool creation.
これは衝撃的に凄い開発だと思う。羽の動きやしなりの再現性が良く研究されている。
改良すればカラス被害対策や鳥の移動研究用等、様々な汎用性が広がるのではないかと。
クラウドファンディングで研究続けるべきです。必ず応援します。
実際に飛ぶだけじゃなく
羽ばたきの美しさをここまで再現するとは！！
最高にワクワクしました！！
ここまできれいに羽ばたくRC機を初めて見ました。
翼を真っ直ぐに伸ばした状態で止められるモードがあって、上昇気流に乗れたら最高ですね。トンビも真っ青です。
レザークラフトの動画を見ていて発見・拝見しました。
こんなに美しく飛ぶ飛行機があるのですね！すばらしい！感動しました！
是非また開発再開できるようお祈りいたします。
大きさのせいか、思ったよりも優雅にゆっくりと羽ばたくだけで浮力が得られてて
飛んでる姿が凄く美しい！
翼を広げて滑空も出来たり、翼小さく広げて速く羽ばたいたりするなどバリエーションが
増やせたらもっと飛ばし方にも幅が出そう。
What the? That's incredible. It's like a real bird.
本当の鳥のようです。
Thanks for your comment
Machined carbon frame, made by hand.
It moves with coin size motor and stamp size battery.
@@jisakukobo You're welcome. It's actually one of the coolest things I've ever seen.
ゴム動力の室内羽ばたき機は子供の頃作ってましたけどラジコン機は憧れでした。実現されていて素晴らしい！
Also I
Have RUclips's algorithms gotten better? Because there's been some really epic stuff in my feed lately. Like this.
Even the "real birds" regarded the modell as one of them. That does speak for itself.
Great Job.
羽ばたき機の動画の続きが公開されなくて、いつか続きが来るだろうと気長に待っておりましたが、そのような事情であったとは。
威嚇なのか好奇心からなのか本物の鳥が伴走するのは本当に素晴らしい映像で、見ていて飽きないです。
いずれ資金が調達できて、再開できる事を祈っています。
I was flabergasted seeing this video. So realistic. A real craftmanship performance. Don't stop the development, you are already so far, there must be a future for something like this.
Omg, looks so graceful in flight, flies like a real bird too! One of the best things I've seen in my life.
I came here for the belt sander video. I left with my heart in the clouds. Thank you so much! I hope your dream one day takes flight. At 65 years old, that’s one of the most beautiful things I’ve seen yet!
Really amazing technic. Emotive momment when the real birds fly around the Ornichopter
Your my hero. I love nature,I love animals in general and specially birds, I love woodworking,I love RC, I am passionate musician, and since I've discovered your videos working with wood and this video in particular with the bird, now....I love you!!
Thanks for all the love, creativity, and for the mastery you put into everything you do.
Amazing! The technical maturity of this is astonishing. Astonishing enough to confuse other birds!
Practical application: scare away birds near airport movement areas
I like the simplicity of it and how "clear" it is with all the basic principles of flight and bird flight. Wow !!!
"simplicity" isn't quite the word I mean because I know there's a lot of complexity inside there....
@@turbofan450 seeing as airports should have all been closed down by now, and the gross immorality of working for that industry and of the public who buy tickets for the jumbo jets which shouldnt exist, i suggest their use as 'artificial bird strikes' would be more appropriate. sadly we cannot rely on squadrons of real bird kamakazees to bring this insane industry to its knees !
@@andy-the-gardener wtf
This video brought me such joy, I laughed like a child. I am 74. This is beautiful beyond words.
James Burnett, i'm 73 and had same reaction. Absolutely brilliant and just can't believe it.....stunning.👍👍🇬🇧🇬🇧
6:50 EPIC moment ... e-bird meets real birds! That is not a real bird ... but a real masterpiece! Stay with it, what you create (also the grinder stand and so on) is great! :)
real bird was like: "hey look i can glide, try it too"
@@ddpxl
"Bro, you don't have to keep flapping, rest a bit!"
maybe it just looked like an easy prey
@@mickrose2495 lol :) Joke beside: I think they have similar size and it seems, that they were really interested in what "new guy" is flying around there.
I skipped right to the time link and did not know which bird was real.
Damn from a distance you would have thought it was an actual bird 🦅 amazing 😉 job dude
Really impressed, the flight with the other birds is simply magic. Greatings from France !
I’ve flown several rc ornithopters, but this one is the most realistic and beautiful to watch
YOU DID IT!!!
Amazing work
The most interesting thing to me was the curiosity of the real birds!!
I would just love to sit in a corner of your beautiful workshop, and just watch in awe, a true masterclass genius.
しばらく前に図面を購入させていただきました。改めて動画を見ると、キット化は困難かも知れませんが、クラウドファンディング(リターン無しでもいいんじゃないかと思いますが…)されるなり、企業へ製品化の持込をされるなどしてみて欲しいです。
現在、某鳥型RCを予約中ではありますが、飛ばしてみたいのは断然こちらですね。なんといっても夢があります。公開から8年が経とうという今でも、その優美な飛行は他の追随を許しません、いつかその日が来ることを願って。
凄い！ 翼を止めて滑空もできればもっと良いですね。 一緒に飛んでくれたトンビさんと見極めがつかないくらい素晴らしいです。
I would happily buy a kit with the electronics and basic chassis, and instructions (suggestions) on how to build the bird!
Your craftsmanship is impeccable!
JUST WOW, The two "birds' together was magic.
Fantastic build. That is one of the smoothest flying ornithopters I've ever seen.
This design has sophistication and more closely resembles the biomechanism of bird flight than any other simulation I have so far seen.
i still cannot belive what i see, that's extraordinary in the straight sens of the word. i congrat you from Argentina!! seems to be a real bird but its a robot!! thanks a lot for sharing it
An engineering marvel emulating the basic (but hard) way real birds fly.
Congratulations!
ドローンより断然魅力的！
Jisaku-koboさん、設計図公開よりも、企業に売り込みに行くべきです。
市販化されたら絶対買います。
This could be a marketable product in a kit form. Nice to see a young thinker make a work of art. Excellent job.
This is by far the most Magestic Flying machine I've seen on the net....and that doesn't say enough about the awsome skills to make it!🤔
Congratulations and if possible I'd love to see another bird take to sky...now you have the skills, it would be great to see it decorated like a bald headed eagle, or something similar!
Well done my friend, well done!
the most elegant ornithopter i've seen. very impressive. take away the sound and you'd think it was a bird from far. no other one i've seen replicates that movement as well. Well done!
the flight looks so elegant. an exact replica of nature. Great job! Hats off to you!
I've been an RC and wood nutter for ages, and this bird just made me feel stupid....you're a master !!! Congrats and thanks for sharing this creation and all of your wood projects too.
You need to get this in the RC market. Because this is Amazing!
Фантастика! Очень правдоподобная птица получилась! Красиво!
いっしょにとんでいたとりは、とんびなのでしょうか、
なんにせよ、ほんものといっしょに飛んでいるすがたは、
最高でした。
買えるなら買ってみたいほどの出来栄えですねえ．．素晴らしい！
Невероятно! Создатель этого чуда просто гений!
That's the most fantastic bird model I have ever seen. Thank you for your art and craftsmanship.
Incredible. Love it when the other birds joined in.
I hope you got your patent grant, prior to making flapping wing videos, particularly, this one. Thanks for sharing this amazing machine, with us. Leonardo would be honored, and proud of this.
WOW!!! what an impressive build. the best flying ornithopter i've seen. Really looks like a bird, soaring around. Great job!
I am stunned, man has tried imitating birds for centuries. We know the science & physics, but never been able to to perfect it in a working model... Until now !! You are a genius !!
He's a genius because as the saying goes "he stood on the shoulders of giants." His feat was possible because of advancements in many areas. Better materials, more powerful motors and batteries. Lighter electronics. Not that I doubt that he didn't put in a fair amount of sweat equity. He no doubt did a lot of work and went through plenty of failures.
Just minutes ago I come across you making a wooden vice and I was impressed and wanted to see who are you and I saw your "bird" and I was fascinated with your engineering and aerodynamic knowledge and skills. You have a great potential rarely seen around. Congratulations and best wishes from Berlin.
'Beautiful beyond words' someone else commented. An incredible achievement, and to see the real birds reactions says it all. Congratulations young man. 👍🇬🇧🇬🇧
これはクラウドファンディングで資金集まるのではないですか？
自分も支援してみたいです。凄い技術です。
本物の鳥と一緒に飛んでる所とか、特に感銘を受けました。
SunBurst
ずっと周回飛行させていたから、獲物がいるのかと思って他の鳥が集まって来たのでしょうか？
とてもリアルな飛行動作で驚きました。
クラウドファウンディングだったら、自分も支援したい。
No hablo nintendo pero bueno XD
Incredible movement mechanism, very realistic and pleasing to watch
すごく綺麗に飛んでますね！・・・ただ、こうして見ると、本当の鳥の凄さを改めて感じました。
Beautifully designed, engineered and built. True talent!
I'm agog, inspired, and now after watching this full of hopeful feelings for my future! Thank you for sharing such creativity, beauty, and hard work. I hope you reach a respectable level of donations to at least fund a start for yourself! Good luck!
Awesome... this bird should be available in all rc hobby shops in the world👍👍
If it had glided more in between the strokes of the wings, like birds do,, it would look like a genuine bird. Still, in the air it looks very much like one. 👍🏼😊 Great work.
Any government would want this for surveilance/spying unfortunately. It looks so real. You are a very clever person ... awesome.
That's what I was thinking because it's nearly impossible to tell it's not a real bird until it's really close.
A job well done, my friend. It looks like at one point you had a bird checking out your handicraft. My hats off to you from Atlanta, Georgia U.S.A.
I persuaded my auntie to buy me a rubber band powered one, I can't recall if it cost 10 shillings or £2 but a lot of money 50 years ago. You manage it to look beautiful and graceful.
You are an amazing person! Just look at what you've created! That is one of the coolest things I've ever witnessed.
I liked how real birds got closer and interacted with it.
guuuuureeeeaaat work! The wings movement and pivoting 'M" or inverted 'W' when up is the correct concept you really got it!
Amazing invention even wilburwright brothers didn't find a perfect invention as close to reality like this invention by a genius guy as shown in video.
Good job. I fly RC planes for years. I appreciate your creation. That is cool!
You took the words right out of my...errrr... keyboard. I'm in ore at the control functions.
@@UnionJakx
I'm not an engineer, but I've watched other attempts at ornithopters, where the hinged part bends in both directions, and I'd say, "Umm, shouldn't the wing be _straight_ on the downstroke?"
Thanks JSK-koubou for confirming this!
Salute To The Creator Of This RC Scale Model Bird Flygh Very Scientist , ..... Cod Bless All, ...... Cheerio.🌠👍👍👍🌠🌟🌠.
力任せに飛んでいる羽ばたき飛行機はありますが、ここまで自然な飛び方をするのは見たことがありません。
全体のシルエットやしなやかな飛び方は美しいと言えるレベルです。
トンビもさぞかし驚いたことでしょう。ｗ
機械、電気、空力など全てのの知識と製作技術がなければ出来ない、まさにGood Jobです！
Awesome job, well done! Perhaps you could in future also get it to soar (glide) intermittently to save power? Thanks for the video :)
The government has already done it
Yes, I agree, that is the first question that came into my mind. Does it glide? Yes, again I agree to save power.
I liked when the other big birds came by to check it out! Well done. Design is effective and elegant!
素晴らしい！
本当の鳥のように飛んでますね。感激しました。
Bro no hables en idioma nintendo
Fabulous. The most lifelike flight from a mechanical device I have seen. The most interesting part was when the large birds come and investigated. It was possible to see the difference. The big birds did not have to flap continously to sustain flight. A
Great work! I am very impressed by your attention to detail and your engineering skill. Cheers!
The intelligence and design that went into this work is astounding, just like the real birds we see flying around our back yards everyday, intelligent design I like it..
No doubt the Military has taken note of this. Great job, young man.
этой идее уже более 100 лет
Japanese technology will forever be the best in the world.
07:00 watching the flight together with a real bird was priceless.
The word AWESOME is not enough for what you made. Let me dream one day there will be an indoor variant of this beauty...
How satisfying that is! This is actually what humans have wanted to achieve since the time of Leonardo da Vinci, albeit that we originally were thinking of such a machine that could carry one person aloft. Of course, it took high speeds with enough power to produce it, along with rigid wings to achieve flight, but I think that mastering the mechanics of bird flight has always been in the minds of scientists, and to achieve bird flight in a bird-sized machine satisfies this long quest. da Vinci would be reveling to know his believe that bird flight is replicable in a machine is absolutely true.
I love it when science fiction meets reality. Great work!
Genius, a really remarkable achievement ! Well done.
This is some cutting edge machine right here! This is true to nature, better in performance and will outlast a conventional help, drone or plane of similar size and weight in staying airborn, you cannot beat natures design.
Amazing work! That is by far the best, most realistic rc bird I have seen to date!... you have incredible talent.
You brought leonardo da vinci's invention to life
Dang, you should be riding on a mecha raptor and ruling the skies by now?
I can add nothing to the comments already made..Very very beautiful..Its one thing to have an idea, but quite another to take it to fruition.
Well, it's interesting to see that you do all of this fine-detail engineering, in just as beautiful a way as your woodwork projects...better, in fact. This bird reminds me very much of the Festo 'seagull', but that was done by a big company, with lots of money and manpower... thanks for sharing some of your 'roots' :-)
This one actually flies better than Festo… Festo is very ‘floppy’… this one flies more like the real thing
I lost track when the real birds joined the flight. This looks so real!
same
Absolutely fantastic work and craftsmanship! Keep the videos coming!!!! Thank you for sharing!
OMG, that is awesome. I was holding my breath when the other bird started following it. WOW!
Took 50 years for this to be possible. We had simple flappers when we were young, but it has taken 5 decades of technology to get to this point. If it had some commercial value, it would be leap years ahead. Thank goodness not everything has to be commercial.
Not necessarily. You can thank the gadget thats in your pocket for making this possible. The evolution of the smart phone has brought down the cost of lithium batteries, bluetooth technology, mobile processors ext. Everything in your phone is used to power drones, planes etc. So its not the fact that we couldn't do it before. Its for the fact that the high demand of phone technology has lead in a drop in cost in these parts that would usually go into a phone can now be placed in other things making it possible for more hobbiest to buy and afford. The power of capitalism when done the right way.
@@anthonygordon9483 sorry but I'm talking about a flappy that was in the 50s, long before smart phones. READ better. I already said it took the decades of technological progress to get to the device in the video. I have a DJI drone and video under license, and how long have they been around?
Ça, c'est du modélisme de haute volée. Bravo !
Make it glide once it reaches certain height to save power
Totally agree. Like a sailplane mode. Birds aren't always flapping their wings to stay aloft (except hummingbirds) . Hawks and other birds glide quite frequently, after all!!!
@marietto2008 VTOL sounds too complicated and out of character for this project.
that's what i am thinking.
How do you produce enough forward momentum to allow the mechanic bird to soar? It seem's as though the device loses all momentum once the wings stop flapping, thus it loses altitude and crashes. So I'll state my question once again, how do you produce enough forward momentum to allow the bird to glide long enough to conserve energy?
@@chadrowland7194 Wouldn't it be able to glide?