@0:38 Given the rule of human law, new tech is always 1. Weaponized or 2. Bedroom-ized. Imagine a fairy grasshopper mine chasing you down on the battlefield and ending you. Anytime a company markets "Search and Rescue" just assume they mean "Search and Destroy."
That hovering craft looks like a UFO I seen in the early 2000s one night during a full moon. 4 other friends and me all seen it and were confused at what we were seeing. Flying at treetop level, going about 20 mph, no sound, no lights and did a L turn unlike any airplane . Was in line of sight for about 15 seconds, I will never forget that odd thing.
2:00 As someone who loaded and unloaded pallets in my 20s for Home Depot. This sounds great but the reality is that every pallet is different. Wood breaks, Pallet overloaded, not enough plastic wrap, and load shifting are all real issues. I could see those rails getting stuck by malformed or failed pallet during shipping. Plus the elephant in the room, who is loading and unloading the machine? The lack of space to lateral is not realistic. That automation pallet would need to be loaded by forklifts and most drivers are not accurate enough depending on the loads being shipped.
Yes, but it's lack of any type of wing at all is confusing about how well it would maneuver well enough for a combat zone. But I suppose that aviation engineers are more knowledgeable than I am by just looking at something to make that assessment. Lol.
@@GeneralPadron It is just as maneuverable with or without wings? I admit that I have no calculations supporting my thought, but just a feeling from observing different vehicles flying. I have no doubt that it can fly, I was thinking more of sharp evasive maneuvers. If you have any clarification about the physics of the flight type I am referring to I would very much like to consume that information up. Or lead me to that information. Thanks.
Wow, Dogen City verformen sich gut auf der Medizinischen Versorgung für Weltweite nicht Schlafend können haben bitteschön....... Können Wir Uns Singen.....................!
Not all robots put someone out of a job. For example, the jumper is intended to assist search and rescue. Some robots that would put people out of jobs are intended to fill a deficit in people to do that job. For example, in Japan there aren’t enough young people to provide the services needed by their aged population, so they are developing robots to assist the younger people. In addition, the younger people don’t want to be farmers, so they are developing robots for that. Some robots are to take over positions that are dangerous or cause frequent injuries. Will some robots put some people out of a job? Without a doubt. Would I want to do a mindless job any robot could do? Nope. Is any robot a bad idea? Nope. Leaping to a conclusion using a simple solution to solve a complex problem is what led us to where we are today. We need to do better and learn about the problem before making up our minds.
You’re totally right. I just recently heard a program on when the mechanical weaving machines were introduced. This was like 200 years ago. Now 1 person who could afford the machine, screws over thousands of with zero repercussions. Sounds really familiar. There was a death sentence for anyone caught sabotaging machines. It makes me sick, people are so disappointing
@@tatovive The people throwing wooden shoes (sabots) were called luddites. They feared that mechanical looms would put them out of a job. Previously, they had been using manual one person looms and could only turn out a few yards in a day of hard work. In addition, it took a master weaver to do patterns. What they didn’t realize, was that the mills that were being set up required just as many people, and that instead of crouching over a loom all day, they would be machine tenders instead. In addition, any mechanical loom could be set up to do patterns, making patterns cheap enough for everyone, and increasing demand by a factor of 1000. Very few people actually lost their jobs, their jobs just changed. The argument I frequently hear is that horsless carriages put buggy whip makers out of business, but they went into auto upholstery instead. This wouldn’t be true with many robots, since the only need would be for a few robot repairmen. As I said, it is a complex problem. Some robots would alleviate dangerous or drudgery type jobs. Some robots would take jobs away from people. Unfortunately, you can’t have the first without the second. The robots can be a danger to blue collar jobs. AI is already a danger to white collar jobs. It may be that we will need to design a completely new form of economics when all jobs are done by machines and nobody works. As the song said “This could be heaven or this could be hell.” I am old enough I am pretty sure I won’t see it. You might want to start learning about the subject and thinking about it now. That way you don’t get blindsided, or worse yet jump on the simple solution to a complex problem. That always creates bigger problems down the line.
I can see the auto-loading system for trailers being extremely useful. Not only will it cut down on time at the dock, but they could also implement weighing the load, and balancing, it before loading. Cutting down time and increasing safety, all pluses.
It takes jobs, yet also creates them, the issue is that just this kind of technology is changing so quickly, so investing too much in one solution is a risk.
the "new invention" at 1:43 we are using at work for over 10 years now, only thing is we need trucks with chains on the inside to pull the pallets in. its for shuttling between 2 facility's
I found this quite scary. Everything in the Sci-Fi films is becoming reality and as normal, we are keen to run before we even know if we should. Yet our World is built up on the premise of opposites and if we have learnt anything for certain; it is that we only learn from our mistakes
@@GeneralPadron Tsunamis at sea are just large swells. The waves don’t rise to a crest until the seabed rises near shore. As for storms, I assume it would be mobile enough to maneuver away from the storm track. Another option is to simply anchor in a deep water harbor. In the end, it is simply a very large, unusual shaped ship.
i dont think that pallet idea would work, if you ever worked in logistics....pallets from trucks are a mishmash of things tall short fat stacked and long....
Yep, and then they are not always stacked n' wrapped correctly. Also, the quality and condition of pallets themselves can be an issue. I've seen many just fall apart or disintegrate as a forklift has lifted them. If that was to happen on a rail system it would be absolute Nightmare job cleaning up the mess and getting it up and running again. Plus, with the rail system in the way, you'd then be unable to load/unload trucks the conventional way, when something does inevertably go wrong. I say "inevertably" because as anyone knows who has worked in a warehouse or a factory that uses automated machinery and robots, it will breakdown at some point or other and those breakdowns will likely occur on a fairly regularly basis. Basically, it's a good idea on paper and in theory, but in reality it simply wouldn't work in most situations. Things just aren't that perfect, uniformed or consistant back in reality.
"Easily navigate through ruble" so this will help rescue people. A few seconds later "Also by the Army" so I estimate in 2-3 months we will see it in some movie delivering a Bomb to some poor people. We are such a great species. Yey!!!!
The Cleaning and De-icing is to costly... DFW was thinking about this a few years back! Its to costly for the amount of deicing needed and Airlines outsource a/c exterior cleaning.... which is way cheaper!
How could a person imagine traveling in time outside of Earth, or in space? Would you imagine other planets? other races?... or another universe with planets like our universe!
LOOK AT YOUR DESCRIPTION!!! If you can do that, you can put in TIME-STAMPS!!! please!!! Next time... use time-stamps! If you do that, i will be a regular!
The Israeli VTOL drone is very similar to a SKorean drone which is slightly larger and faster. SKorean drone is going thru trials and said to be able to carry 250kg (460lb) with 2 hours flight time and max speed of 359km/h. Interesting to see similar concepts being developed around the world.
You still have to use forklift to load that robot so it's just easier what the damn 18-wheeler using a forklift a good forklift operator unload about 100 18-wheelers in a 12 hours spend I know I used to when I was younger driving a forklift
so, floating city eh? Tsunami proof? I see.... I live on the Pacific. If you can make a boat (essentially) Tsunami proof then you should be able to make a town tsunami proof.... of course, we know this is not possible. A big storm can mess up a boat
I say with every innovation there are always improvements on the drawing board and dreamers being inspired by the current innovations to create something better.
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We're living in the future. Ever single one of this tech was sci-fi 15-20 years ago !
Not really, but k.
I can’t imagine how many trailers are gonna get ripped apart with that loading doc invention😂
Or getting crushed in the back of the truck.
Maybe we could feed the poor
Will never happen. There is already enough food, but it is destroyed to keep the prices high. It is all politics.
The world be a better place
Yea. The U.S has basically forgotten about the well being if it's citizens. Everything is about money. No one cares for humanity itself.
There’s not much profit in that tho.
@@prkremer true. Unless you change the narrative and make the wellness of humanity itself more important than monetary gain.
"You've probably had to drill a hole in the ceiling at least once in your life" Crying!
I'm looking for Star Trek Replicators so everybody can have everything for free.
Hydrogen full military drone that flies at low altitude seems like a very easy target to me, hydrogen is usually very combustible.
@0:38 Given the rule of human law, new tech is always 1. Weaponized or 2. Bedroom-ized. Imagine a fairy grasshopper mine chasing you down on the battlefield and ending you. Anytime a company markets "Search and Rescue" just assume they mean "Search and Destroy."
Hahaha
That hovering craft looks like a UFO I seen in the early 2000s one night during a full moon. 4 other friends and me all seen it and were confused at what we were seeing. Flying at treetop level, going about 20 mph, no sound, no lights and did a L turn unlike any airplane . Was in line of sight for about 15 seconds, I will never forget that odd thing.
shit... hes on to us.
2:00 As someone who loaded and unloaded pallets in my 20s for Home Depot. This sounds great but the reality is that every pallet is different. Wood breaks, Pallet overloaded, not enough plastic wrap, and load shifting are all real issues. I could see those rails getting stuck by malformed or failed pallet during shipping. Plus the elephant in the room, who is loading and unloading the machine? The lack of space to lateral is not realistic. That automation pallet would need to be loaded by forklifts and most drivers are not accurate enough depending on the loads being shipped.
I am glad I don't work in a warehouse because many people loading and unloading will lose their jobs. Same as with the self-checkout.
Imagine that hyper leg in an ass kicking contest.A one legged ass kicking contest.😮
The hopping robots are the stuff of nightmares.
0:14 That makes absolutely more sense...simple ideas making life better, easier & more efficient.🤔
ALL this inventions is going to be so useful.
The drone guiding system. Have something that fast with that much control can even defeat us from an alien invasion.
As a hemiplegic dude; I found the robotic leg interesting,because I can’t move my own leg. Very interesting stuff overall.
The Israeli hovercraft, with the two props, if built differently, has tremendous potential.
Yes, but it's lack of any type of wing at all is confusing about how well it would maneuver well enough for a combat zone.
But I suppose that aviation engineers are more knowledgeable than I am by just looking at something to make that assessment. Lol.
@@Thesaurcery4U2C , An aerospace craft, need not wings to fly or maneuver...
@@GeneralPadron
It is just as maneuverable with or without wings?
I admit that I have no calculations supporting my thought, but just a feeling from observing different vehicles flying. I have no doubt that it can fly, I was thinking more of sharp evasive maneuvers.
If you have any clarification about the physics of the flight type I am referring to I would very much like to consume that information up. Or lead me to that information. Thanks.
I invented " the electric automatic shovel " in 1973.
However its 2.3 million dollars - - Expensive.
I think the VTOL for injured soldiers is the best.
Thank you video brilliant compliment.
Let’s just end ALL employment shall we? Psychopaths….
@3:33 so the terminator
Of course the floating city of the future will have a space port. Lol😂😂😂
Most of this stuff is old by several years.
Wow, Dogen City verformen sich gut auf der Medizinischen Versorgung für Weltweite nicht Schlafend können haben bitteschön.......
Können Wir Uns Singen.....................!
For all the robotic stuff. This all leads to unemployment
Most of us will be killed off . If you don't think for yourself & become a sheep your be ok .
Not all robots put someone out of a job. For example, the jumper is intended to assist search and rescue.
Some robots that would put people out of jobs are intended to fill a deficit in people to do that job.
For example, in Japan there aren’t enough young people to provide the services needed by their aged population, so they are developing robots to assist the younger people. In addition, the younger people don’t want to be farmers, so they are developing robots for that.
Some robots are to take over positions that are dangerous or cause frequent injuries.
Will some robots put some people out of a job? Without a doubt. Would I want to do a mindless job any robot could do? Nope. Is any robot a bad idea? Nope.
Leaping to a conclusion using a simple solution to solve a complex problem is what led us to where we are today. We need to do better and learn about the problem before making up our minds.
You’re totally right. I just recently heard a program on when the mechanical weaving machines were introduced. This was like 200 years ago. Now 1 person who could afford the machine, screws over thousands of with zero repercussions. Sounds really familiar. There was a death sentence for anyone caught sabotaging machines. It makes me sick, people are so disappointing
@@tatovive The people throwing wooden shoes (sabots) were called luddites. They feared that mechanical looms would put them out of a job. Previously, they had been using manual one person looms and could only turn out a few yards in a day of hard work. In addition, it took a master weaver to do patterns.
What they didn’t realize, was that the mills that were being set up required just as many people, and that instead of crouching over a loom all day, they would be machine tenders instead.
In addition, any mechanical loom could be set up to do patterns, making patterns cheap enough for everyone, and increasing demand by a factor of 1000. Very few people actually lost their jobs, their jobs just changed.
The argument I frequently hear is that horsless carriages put buggy whip makers out of business, but they went into auto upholstery instead. This wouldn’t be true with many robots, since the only need would be for a few robot repairmen.
As I said, it is a complex problem. Some robots would alleviate dangerous or drudgery type jobs. Some robots would take jobs away from people. Unfortunately, you can’t have the first without the second.
The robots can be a danger to blue collar jobs. AI is already a danger to white collar jobs. It may be that we will need to design a completely new form of economics when all jobs are done by machines and nobody works.
As the song said “This could be heaven or this could be hell.”
I am old enough I am pretty sure I won’t see it. You might want to start learning about the subject and thinking about it now. That way you don’t get blindsided, or worse yet jump on the simple solution to a complex problem. That always creates bigger problems down the line.
Well there goes my next step as a underwater welder
Exactly how innovative is using Imperial measures?
The "floating city" is a eugenics village.
Listen to its description and its features.
There are probably no laws forbidding those practices at sea.
I hate most robots, I find them repelent, dangerous
I can see the auto-loading system for trailers being extremely useful. Not only will it cut down on time at the dock, but they could also implement weighing the load, and balancing, it before loading.
Cutting down time and increasing safety, all pluses.
It takes jobs, yet also creates them, the issue is that just this kind of technology is changing so quickly, so investing too much in one solution is a risk.
I am not surprised at all.
all that tech just to transport Cheetos, God we are f**cked!
The Israeli hydrogen powered aircraft is the coolest.
I have designed something like the Q-Loader a few years back. There is nothing new about the Q-Loader.
Where can i order a Salto Robot ? ! ...wait, that Wall climbing Robot is even better.
Dogen City will undoubtedly make the world a much better place.
Get all the 1%ers on it and sink it. "0_o"
the "new invention" at 1:43 we are using at work for over 10 years now, only thing is we need trucks with chains on the inside to pull the pallets in. its for shuttling between 2 facility's
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I found this quite scary. Everything in the Sci-Fi films is becoming reality and as normal, we are keen to run before we even know if we should.
Yet our World is built up on the premise of opposites and if we have learnt anything for certain; it is that we only learn from our mistakes
RUclips is just a clickbait enterprise now. I miss the days when you could find something of interest to watch.
Never should have sold to alphabet. That said, this video definitely had some interesting information in it
One step closer to eliminating the need for human's. Looks like we're on the right track eh folks.
Are these videos available for the purpose of use? Example, Flight, Robotics, software, power systems
So, a floating city that has to cost as much as an aircraft carrier and a population of 40k. By my math, that is $300k per person. Seems viable to me.
Not!
Would never survive a Sunami, or heavy storm for that mater.
@@GeneralPadron Tsunamis at sea are just large swells. The waves don’t rise to a crest until the seabed rises near shore. As for storms, I assume it would be mobile enough to maneuver away from the storm track. Another option is to simply anchor in a deep water harbor. In the end, it is simply a very large, unusual shaped ship.
Civilian aircraft carriers! Would be awesome!
All of them looked great to me 👍
Good , no need labors anymore , more profit 👍
I think the Q-loader is the best, Salto jumping robot is interesting but with only 100 jumps a simple hobby drone can do way better
i dont think that pallet idea would work, if you ever worked in logistics....pallets from trucks are a mishmash of things tall short fat stacked and long....
Yep, and then they are not always stacked n' wrapped correctly. Also, the quality and condition of pallets themselves can be an issue. I've seen many just fall apart or disintegrate as a forklift has lifted them. If that was to happen on a rail system it would be absolute Nightmare job cleaning up the mess and getting it up and running again.
Plus, with the rail system in the way, you'd then be unable to load/unload trucks the conventional way, when something does inevertably go wrong. I say "inevertably" because as anyone knows who has worked in a warehouse or a factory that uses automated machinery and robots, it will breakdown at some point or other and those breakdowns will likely occur on a fairly regularly basis.
Basically, it's a good idea on paper and in theory, but in reality it simply wouldn't work in most situations. Things just aren't that perfect, uniformed or consistant back in reality.
That Israel drone has been in development for 30 years.
A bunch of Vertigo (robot on wall) could clean, paint and spray paint.
"Easily navigate through ruble" so this will help rescue people. A few seconds later "Also by the Army" so I estimate in 2-3 months we will see
it in some movie delivering a Bomb to some poor people. We are such a great species. Yey!!!!
literally creates the Hunter Killers from the terminator. Humans are hilarious.
Human ingenuity!
Salto - Skynet's version of "The Flood" hopping creatures
Search and Rescue research = Seek and Destroy funding.
The Cleaning and De-icing is to costly... DFW was thinking about this a few years back! Its to costly for the amount of deicing needed and Airlines outsource a/c exterior cleaning.... which is way cheaper!
Oh ya! Well my litter robot just made my dinner!
Nothing here is on behalf of helping humanity. It's about displacing or killing through military
medical drone footage is CGI.
Плавающий город..... Одно цунами
Well I can do 40 holes an hour especially if I have a quality drill bit which can withstand the heat
It's like watching the Japanese Godzilla movie Super X.
8:10 israeli I hope there still there
That's floating city that Japan project look like came out of anime
How could a person imagine traveling in time outside of Earth, or in space? Would you imagine other planets? other races?... or another universe with planets like our universe!
That's a great video
Did you say year 2030 for Japan’s bfloating city for up to. 70,000 people?
I guess citizens will own nothing?
And will people will be monitored 24/7, police state here we come.
Tomatos shouldn't be picked red to give them time to ripen on way to market as with bananas.
LOOK AT YOUR DESCRIPTION!!! If you can do that, you can put in TIME-STAMPS!!!
please!!! Next time... use time-stamps! If you do that, i will be a regular!
WOW the autoloader, why not sooner...............
that machine made by Disney that runs up the walls is already old stuff, i bought a toy like that 15 years ago in China. Disney is old stuff.
Зато робот Фёдор был в космосе 😢.
Wow!
I wonder if the composer of the opening theme music was a huge fan of Fringe? Hmmmm?
If you are do nerdy that you have a jumping robot going down the sidewalk..you are not getting a date that night..
The Israeli VTOL drone is very similar to a SKorean drone which is slightly larger and faster. SKorean drone is going thru trials and said to be able to carry 250kg (460lb) with 2 hours flight time and max speed of 359km/h.
Interesting to see similar concepts being developed around the world.
I say tomatoes.
Sản xuất công nghiệp con robot nhảy vui
Some of those was on gi joe toys
Why does Dogen City remind me of the anime, Haifuri _(High School Fleet)_ ? o_o
You still have to use forklift to load that robot so it's just easier what the damn 18-wheeler using a forklift a good forklift operator unload about 100 18-wheelers in a 12 hours spend I know I used to when I was younger driving a forklift
It looks like a bioman ship
1:34 Another way to eliminate more human jobs.
where to buy that jumping robot toy?
한국도 나오네 ㅎㅎ
7:49 and War ✌🏼🌍
Lohnen man sich etwas Neuheiten lernen damit man sich gut auf der Medizinischen Versorgung für Weltweite nicht Schlafend können haben !
So its all about getting rid of human element in ..aaaamm everything???
Combine some of these inventions with bad intentions, and we are doomed.
so, floating city eh? Tsunami proof? I see.... I live on the Pacific. If you can make a boat (essentially) Tsunami proof then you should be able to make a town tsunami proof.... of course, we know this is not possible. A big storm can mess up a boat
Most of the stuff is fake and or cgi. Almost all of the links in the description don't work
Things that do not exist yet aren't "inventions" lol
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Search and rescue OR seek and destroy
@4:34 down left - looks like a swastika...lol
Job eliminating technology. BAD!
I say with every innovation there are always improvements on the drawing board and dreamers being inspired by the current innovations to create something better.
Ten years behind. charging devices no new gadgets GHDP waxed
dogen city sounds like a NFT scam. not going to lie.
Some people need real jobs.