Do you want to see more videos on complex mechanisms? What device have you always thought 'I wonder how that works?' Also, what are your thoughts on this
I'd love a video like this one explaining how air conditioners work! :D Not sure 1 minute would be enough though, although I loved this short video format
Life has gotten very complicated, all the technologies, that surrond us, are just overwelming. Well, Channels, like this, help me simplify everything and understand bigger Portion of the world. Thank You.
I was thinking about this yesterday and youtube recommended me this today out of nowhere... I know my phone hears what I speak but I didnt know it can read my mind as well,,,Interesting 😏
First, it is probably a coincidence, BUT it is true that certain different data processing algorithms (with sufficient amound and certain quality of data) can indeed predict human behaviour with surprising accuracy to a rather unbelivable point, which can easily seem as "mind reading". The most surprising thing is that how predictable ppl actually are (taking into consideration their history/habits) in contrast to what they think how predictable they are. The science on this is pretty fascinating and the accuracy is frankly shocking. Also, tells a lot about the philosophical question of free will.
Your content is top notch man!!! All I can say is you are criminally underrated. I mean 418k subs!?!? That's it???? It's actually too low for a channel like yours dude.
Absolutely love this channel, you explain things clearly and to a depth where I actually feel like I understand without overwhelmed. You guys teach like professionals, hope you win the contest
Thanks for describing those complex things in an easier way. I have been questioning about those kinds of thing when I was quite small and no one can explain those things in details like this
Great video as always. The short video format appears to be a good fit for such rather simple mechanisms/topics 👍🏻 I’m looking forward to the continuation of the „How wireless earbuds work“ series. It got me interested in audio processing with the rust language.
Fun fact: a lot of the product shortages over the last year were caused by a lack of these pumps as there are only a small number of manufacturers for them so production was not able to increase to meet the new demand of soap and cleaning products. Many companies switched to regular flip top bottles as a result, some have gone back to pumps but others haven't to keep profits up.
Omg that's awesome. I was trying to switch out a dispenser one time, and a little glass bead fell out. I was like, "Eh can't be that important," so I put the dispenser back in, and suddenly it didn't work. I was very confused, but this makes it crystal clear why that would happen, and how important even the tiniest element of a well engineered system can be.
all our great inventors would be proud of this channel and binge watch its super smart, educational, content to check great ideas from other inventors.
Really educational video. This video just confirmed how I thought soap dispenser work, but i still don't understand how air goes back into the bottle. If no air goes in, then the bottle would get squished by the atmospheric pressure. Please explain to me, I want to know.
Im a visual learner. I really need to see each parts and how it works before understanding it all. Now this channel does that T^T Thank you! You earned a sub!!
Thanks for video. I had given same question to my nephew (kid) to find out. Now this helps him to understand what exactly it is. I too unaware of this complete principle of this, so I didn't bother him with my principle but now this video will do best for his understanding! 👍🏼
Fantastic explanation and visuals. I've always known loosely that the pump pulls from the bottle as it raises up and ejects when pressed down, but now I know how! Can anyone elaborate and tell me why it's better to have this intermediate chamber where the soap is drawn into and pressed out of? (Rather than having the downward press directly drive fluid from the bottle out the top, such as with an auger mechanism that only engages in one direction)
@0.37 Why did the whole spring moved up. As per the animation diagram the bottom end should keep the ball valve still closed instead. Are you sure spring is pushing the ball down and not the gravity. In my view ball is free from spring and acting independently.
This has been in the back of my mind for far too long. Thank you for showing this!
I was about to type the same thing
@@billythecat me too
it's amazing how complex something that small is
This video also illustrates how corporations milk us.
@@mikeicee wdym?
I hope you win the contest!😎
sir pls explain international space station... ur liberty video is awesome
Jared Owen here?? Talking bout some sorta competition?? Is it that the 2 of the best animaters in the world and holding a competition??🤩🤩
@@priyanshusharma9267 rest assured. it ain't war, it's rivalry 🥤🍿🍿😎
@@deeptiman824 He's made a video on that already
@Jared.. Use SI units instead of yankees
Do you want to see more videos on complex mechanisms? What device have you always thought 'I wonder how that works?' Also, what are your thoughts on this
I've always wondered how a mechanical pencil works
What about a digital calculator or a digital watch? These are big mysteries to me.
It would be interesting to see how taps with a handle (not the ones with separate hot/cold knobs) work.
format is fantastic, hope for many more short videos on everyday objects
I'd love a video like this one explaining how air conditioners work! :D Not sure 1 minute would be enough though, although I loved this short video format
I'm so gonna show off with this knowledge at a party tomorrow 👍
@@cidell9058 thx, social skills have been on the decline tho during the last year😂
@@persiancarpet5234 wait, you guys have social life? ;_;
@@SG-gm5kq kinda, was just a small house party tho... Missing the big ones :')
is it eid?
@@ambershah5741 eid?
Your animations are perfect. Don't think I've ever seen another channel that compares. Good work.
Jared Owen and Matt Rittman are also good. But I love all of them.
Animagraffs is also great
Life has gotten very complicated, all the technologies, that surrond us, are just overwelming. Well, Channels, like this, help me simplify everything and understand bigger Portion of the world. Thank You.
I admire this man's ability to explain something as common as a soap bottle, and make an engaging explanation about it.
I was thinking about this yesterday and youtube recommended me this today out of nowhere... I know my phone hears what I speak but I didnt know it can read my mind as well,,,Interesting 😏
I was thinking the same thing when I saw the soap bottle
exact same thing happened to me
First, it is probably a coincidence, BUT it is true that certain different data processing algorithms (with sufficient amound and certain quality of data) can indeed predict human behaviour with surprising accuracy to a rather unbelivable point, which can easily seem as "mind reading". The most surprising thing is that how predictable ppl actually are (taking into consideration their history/habits) in contrast to what they think how predictable they are. The science on this is pretty fascinating and the accuracy is frankly shocking. Also, tells a lot about the philosophical question of free will.
such things happens to me all the time
Pegasus
Perfectly explained!
Kudos to you sir...
Your content is top notch man!!!
All I can say is you are criminally underrated. I mean 418k subs!?!? That's it???? It's actually too low for a channel like yours dude.
Thank you so much!
Finally, short, educative, and most importantly straight to the point, not 20 minutes length video with unnecessary information
This was far more interesting and well explained than I expected when checking out the video.
I love video explaining how things around us work
So i dont need to break anything :))
Absolutely love this channel, you explain things clearly and to a depth where I actually feel like I understand without overwhelmed. You guys teach like professionals, hope you win the contest
Thanks for describing those complex things in an easier way. I have been questioning about those kinds of thing when I was quite small and no one can explain those things in details like this
I feel like an engineer just by watching this. Such a superb content.
On another video i felt like a scientist. 😅
The animation is dope 🔥❤️ keep it up
this animation looks so good and is so clear and easy to understand. I love it
I literally just watched 60 SECONDS of your content, and it was interesting enough to make me subscribe. Seriously great work dude.
Wow! Concise, and very clear. I was just wondering about this exact mechanism the other day... so thank you!
This is an amazing visual of how it works, what you're doing on youtube is amazing, thank you.
simple yet mesmerising
Who knew something that seemed so simple be much more advanced
Ahhhhhhh......How Fascinating!!!!! 🧐🧐🧐🧐🧐🧐
Great video as always. The short video format appears to be a good fit for such rather simple mechanisms/topics 👍🏻 I’m looking forward to the continuation of the „How wireless earbuds work“ series. It got me interested in audio processing with the rust language.
Fun fact: a lot of the product shortages over the last year were caused by a lack of these pumps as there are only a small number of manufacturers for them so production was not able to increase to meet the new demand of soap and cleaning products. Many companies switched to regular flip top bottles as a result, some have gone back to pumps but others haven't to keep profits up.
Quick, simple, very informative and very visual. This is youtube golden type of video
So simple and interesting engineering inside👍🏻👍🏻
Indeed
Thank you for cutting straight to the points.
This was waaaay more educational and interesting than i expected! Awesome!
Thank you my teacher, this is interesting video.
I would like you to give us more. thanks again
this such a great animation. Finally understand how it works, and none of the other explanations i've seen have helped.
Great channel! The animations helps a lot with understanding.
Omg that's awesome. I was trying to switch out a dispenser one time, and a little glass bead fell out. I was like, "Eh can't be that important," so I put the dispenser back in, and suddenly it didn't work. I was very confused, but this makes it crystal clear why that would happen, and how important even the tiniest element of a well engineered system can be.
Can you do one on the spray mechanism of a spray bottle? I'm sure it's just this but sideways, still interesting to see!
Now if i ever travel back in time I'll atleast be able to invent something
Thanks for this one-minute video. It's a much better explanation than some 5-minute videos I've seen.
It's going to be in everyone's recommendation preety soon.
all our great inventors would be proud of this channel and binge watch its super smart, educational, content to check great ideas from other inventors.
All in a bottle. Wow, ingenius!
Great idea 😇
Thank you! I always wondered how it works
never thought that such a common thing could be so complex. well, live and learn
So simple yet beautiful
Really educational video. This video just confirmed how I thought soap dispenser work, but i still don't understand how air goes back into the bottle. If no air goes in, then the bottle would get squished by the atmospheric pressure. Please explain to me, I want to know.
Thank you!
Love your work. Thank you for all the hard work that goes into this.
Im a visual learner. I really need to see each parts and how it works before understanding it all. Now this channel does that T^T Thank you! You earned a sub!!
crazy bit of engineering dope
I don't know how do you make these 3D animations but they are AWSOME!!!
Thanks for video. I had given same question to my nephew (kid) to find out. Now this helps him to understand what exactly it is.
I too unaware of this complete principle of this, so I didn't bother him with my principle but now this video will do best for his understanding! 👍🏼
Great work on this!
Just recently I wondered why these dispensers work so well. Great illustration!
pump and dump!
Those foam soap dispenser might also be an interesting idea for a future video. 😉
This channel is awesome!
Well done!
i didnt know much about this, i didnt need to know about this, but now i know about this. 10/10
Thanks for your explanation.
I didn't know that they contain a glass sphere!😮
One of the best channels 👏👏
That was fascinating.
nice animation and easy to learn
Answering the real questions.
I've been wondering this for years
What about the foam ones
Just a simple but very useful invention in our everyday life.
Amazing 😁
Please continue making these kind of videos
incredible video and vibe
You know here,there's nothing we're not going to know 🙌🏻thank you for these videos
Great explanation 😊
I had to go to the bathroom just to see how the soap falls into my hand ... And then I thought, what were you hoping to see Raúl?
Its 3:00 am and this is in my recomandation list!
wow that was great for so short!
Thanks 😊
You guys are the best
I need this in my life!
Amazing!
I was wondering how they work. Thanks to you now i know. :D
thank you saved my life
Great graphics
beautiful ❤️
so simple and complex
sir pls explain more complicated things..like whats inside ram or cpu....ur ssd videos are excellent
FINALLY SOMEONE EXPLAINS IT
Liked the video before watching 😁💛
This is sooo gooood ❤️❤️❤️❤️
I love this channel !
Clever,I have a lovely pump dispenser and buy refills for it.
Genius!
One month for this, well worth it
I also have another video soon ready to release.
@@BranchEducation no pressure guys, your videos are astonishing! Good job!
well done sir
I have no idea why this was ever relevant to me, but it's still quite interesting. even if its just how soap pumps work
Fantastic explanation and visuals. I've always known loosely that the pump pulls from the bottle as it raises up and ejects when pressed down, but now I know how! Can anyone elaborate and tell me why it's better to have this intermediate chamber where the soap is drawn into and pressed out of? (Rather than having the downward press directly drive fluid from the bottle out the top, such as with an auger mechanism that only engages in one direction)
I love this video
Thanks :D
Huh.....well how about that. Learning stuff I never really thought about. Thank you. :)
I didn't quite get it,but great explanation 😊😊
I wish life was this simple
@0.37 Why did the whole spring moved up. As per the animation diagram the bottom end should keep the ball valve still closed instead. Are you sure spring is pushing the ball down and not the gravity. In my view ball is free from spring and acting independently.
Sweet.