How Kingfisher Inspired Bullet Trains

[@gamingderpies]

I'm glad to see that an example of engineering is inspired by nature for once! 😁

[@adithyansonyYT]

Once lol

[@john-roywattie1483]

Everything in Japanese culture is inspired by nature

[@aakashchheda8688]

Nature is full of solutions for our man made problem, it's only a matter of time before we realize what's already in front of us.. ✌
The line an engineer want to hear for so long.

[@mindrules1566]

Thanks kingfisher 🐦

[@sciencecreatedus9475]

Indeed

[@sanjanasingh098]

Need more of these type of videos " innovations inspired by nature"

[@charleschan2038]

"Nature is full of solutions for our man-made problems"
Damn that sounded smooth

[@abbaszakir1551]

Such a wonderful closing statement!!!

[@bsdaldal]

Such a great video: )

[@LethalFacts]

Kingfisher 🗿

[@karthik133]

Thanks Japan for the innovation of the Bullet train in the world by the 1964 century now we are constructing in India it will be completed by 2026 around 304 km remaining 2030

[@ameya88]

Knowing i will never sit in bullet train still watched it

[@pedarsedaniel30]

Great video! What's the background music?

[@alylwe]

thanks kingfisher these bullet trains are AWESOME❤❤

[@emekaisuochi368]

Great video
Thank you Kingfisher

[@vishwamohankumar3676]

Kingfisher 💫

[@arifinaja963]

I guess my pen cap was inspired by this bird too

[@김복현-z3d]

와우 진짜 빠르네요!!👍

[@himanshuohlyan]

and now kingfisher motivates engineers 🍺🍻

[@vj.joseph]

I was wondering why they all had such shapes.

[@Randomvideos-yr6cc]

I guess nature has every ansewer we need. We just need to notice

[@Life_42]

Nature is the true divine book to read.

[@Joyofcooking-uc8uk]

Although wonder why it took that long to understand. You should also see professional olympics level divers and the shape they make when they dive into water.

[@JishyFishy4106]

So why not design this kind of a beak for Fighter Jets and Supersonic Passenger Jets ??

[@barbaraowen5112]

God is an amazing engineer!!

[@Akshay13134]

That is called evolution god has nothing to do here.

[@KishanthakorKishanthakor-f2t]

Super

[@sunnygappy9717]

Ironically, King Fisher is also named to one of the fastest steam locomotives in the world
LNER class A4

[@tko8218]

I found a mistake! The narrator misread the script and said the early 90s, but It should be the early 60s. 0:43 "It's the early 90s."

[@MAC702firearms]

It's not an error. They worked on solving the problem 30 years later.

[@tko8218]

@@MAC702firearms Oh, I guess the 1960s video clip threw me off.

[@DanielYWoo]

At 3:47, is it the bullet train of Japan, or China?

[@israelevans4916]

Once again God did it first

[@suyulmaz4]

It is not nature, creator of everything

[@ThunderTiger0801]

Why did you guys use so many sped up clips of the Shinkansen? They are already fast enough 😂😂

[@FarisBabiker-s4l]

Japan belt 🚅🚅🚅

[@IminsideErmom]

it was acutally based off a shark o-o

[@matthewtymczyszyn8948]

1. Why does a tunnel cause a sonic boom? The visual isn't clear.
2. Did Nakatsu speak with ornithologists? How did he decide on kingfishers and not, say, hawks?
3. How did management, crews, and the public react to the news?
There's a lot more detail you could put into this video. Poor form.

[@emekaisuochi368]

Appreciate the good work though

[@MohamedParvez-jq2ix]

Car inside optical fibre

[@MohamedParvez-jq2ix]

Tunnel cars

[@FD-rt3rv]

Please use international units, kmh pls

[@Catherine4U]

Fournir les valeurs en métrique svp…

[@frlethan]

Quentin je te fais les fesses David aussi ❤️😘😘

[@D-TRIL]

🤓

[@TheRussian_Bear]

Quantin arret de regarder

[@MohamedParvez-jq2ix]

Tesla fuel

[@violetxiv367]

First to comment hehe.

[@sauron269]

#NoDesign 🙄