Which Invention did you find MOST surprising? 🤭 For the NEXT Inventions vid: ukposts.info/have/v-deo/aY9jpW-BmqKXxIU.html

Sharing the same name as your cat always brightens my day, and I’ve wanted to say this for some time. Keep it up!

Arun: *talks about the escape floss* The MI6 spy who was about to use it in his next mission: OH SHI-

Imagine a dude in a cop car using that bracelet to get out of the cop car

This should get millions of views. Such important information and it gives us hope for the future. Thanks for taking the time to put this all together and presenting it to us. I hope everyone passes it on.

Arun's team is really really skilled, like the greenscreen is practically seamless, the transitions are always top notch and the content never ceases to engage me. We all need to just take a moment and appreciate the amount of hard work and dedication that goes into every video. Phenomenal work as always!

Its amazing how well he suites them scrubs. He always reminded me of my doctor anyway. lol

I've used a sawstop before; it is really nice knowing that there is an extra layer of safety while working on different projects.

Fun fact: The first Foundation base isolation system was used by "Mimar Sinan", a Turkish architect, around 400 years earlier than Frank Lyond Wright. This system can be seen in the mosques that he has built, which allowed these mosques to still be standing in a high earthquake-risk area like Istanbul. But most of the buildings in Turkey don't use this system (cuz its expensive).

I know that I sound like someone who just writes nice things in the comments when I say this, but you are the only content creator whose videos make me genuinely excited to watch; you put so much effort into the quality of every part, including the visuals and audio, and it really makes a difference for those who engage with your content. I’m so happy that your channel is continuing to grow, and I can’t wait to see what you have in store for us in 2023.

Dear Arun, your work is fabilous. Please do more education videos like this! They are great! Thank you for everything!

13:54 The fact that one of Arun’s fav videos is the Harry Potter Puppet Pals song fills me with joy on another level that no one will understand 🎉

9:55 how long before officers aim at the neck?

Arun will prolly be the first Tech UKpostsr to reach 50M Subs very soon with the way he's making his contents so appetizing to watch!

5:41 so its a bomb that extinguishes fires? Thats the most American thing I've ever heard of.

Me be like: “DAD CAN I GET ALL OF THESE GADGETS 🤩”

9:35 that happens only in United States

I'm into wood working and when I share about how amazing SawStop is it blows the minds of those I show their demonstration videos of what the company calls an 'activation.' Just the fact it can save your fingers is massive. When take away fatalities the number of amputations caused by table saws is horrifying.

Amazing video! Love these wider world tech vids you guys are making! Excellent job. I want to slide down the building sized contraceptive shoot.

*Someone robs my house while I'm sleeping* The legos and the front and back door: hehe boi

There are 1500 earthquakes in Japan Arun eats nearly 1500 earthquakes The last earthquake killed 1500 people

You know, I'm something of a medical student myself.

Love learning about new tech, especially ones that saves lives and helps the environment ☺️

i've been using opera for more than 12 years and i am 1000% pleased with it, i have never got it to freeze up unlike i can do with chrome and sometimes firefox as well

1:49 a clean recovery

3:50 Saw stops in general are really, really an important investment that have been around for some time, actually. I always considered them a hazard to my table saw, an overly expensive gadget and was pretty annoyed my dad was so demanding that I have one - until I had a piece of wood that had gotten a little damp caught really awkwardly, got my hand pushed forward and I really, really don't want to know how much worse then a light scratch and a massive scare I'd have ended up with

Doing arm security as an occupation, a lot of these items are very helpful.

Great video bro👍allways enjoy your videos it's interesting easy on the ears and just the right amount of funny Good job bro👍👌😎🇬🇾

2:16 just wait till Karrens get their hands on this

10:40 two word, DragonBall XD

Number 19 is just another device to help car thieves

I knew the saw stop one for a few years now, it's amazing and simple tech.

5:13 that transition........ the editing person needs a raise

These were some of the smoothest transitions from product to product that I've seen on your videos. You just seemed to flow from product to product really easily. Keep it up!

Love how I was watching this on opera lucid mode on my PC

4:16 they really should use this concept for their advertising. Killer is chasing down a a victim and puts them on a saw table with a conveyor. Then the killer left the victim for dead but suddenly heard a loud thud, turns around, and saw the the victim getting up and starts running again.

12:56 That's basically Minesweeper.

Take a few steps back... understatement of the year! 🤯

I love the fact that the buoy says no boating closed area 2:35

Thanks for this great video💗

The way you present each of your videos truly deserves appreciation

10:47 If that costs as much as it sounds it would not a single normal or poor person will ever use it.

I literally use opera for a long time and its so cool

7:36 until the screen lags

Great video as always. Informative and entertaining. But if you're not wearing #19 and yet find yourself trapped in a car, whether sinking or otherwise, you can pull out any of the headrest and use the two metal rods from the headrest to smash any of the windows/windscreen to climb out of the car. It's actually designed with that in mind. That's why the ends of the two rods are pointed.

5:48 Imagine you wanna put out a fire but you miss 💀

i’m extremely surprised you didn’t mention the AED, i’m not sure they’re in other parts of the world but they’re extremely common in Australia and they have saved countless lives

So refreshing to hear someone say buoy properly 😂

Him saying it can cut through you in 4:00 seconds later see a person cutting wood and puts finger right next to the saw

Why do I feel like more rich DBZ fans will buy those tsunami survival capsules (to have them repainted into Saiyan Pods) than people actually worried about surviving tsunamis?

Those firefighting inventions are genious I can imagine seeing fighter fighters carrying those firefighting grenades in like 2024 or 2025 just more modern.

1:13 Imagine buying this thinking it was real dental floss, then accidentally shearing off your teeth when you get to the diamond/kevlar bit

8:30 In Romania too, I've seen a lot of mountain streets that have these.

I’ve actually a truck with the screen on the back in a small town so it’s good to see those getting out

Just watching his videos make me happy

Arun's ability to make ads enjoyable to watch is amazing 💯

8:55 bro imagine parking and the car detects the parked car as a threat and inflate the airbags 💀

Great Video, Opera rocks btw

1:52 clean getaway 🤣 that floss is something Johnny English would have haha!

2 hours and over 240k views! This just shows how much people love this guy.

10:18 I was just one year old. Can't remember anything that happened that day. But it's one of the biggest recorded natural disasters here in Sri Lanka. Every year the whole country hold a moment of silence on the 26th of December in honour of the lost lives.

I just love your videos ❤

The clean getaway pun was a good one 😂💯

8:50 When I was younger, I had an idea like this. Cool to see it's real now

facts: some of the gadgets can be best item for criminal like breaking car window could be more easy lol

Boss Dude Guy , U are ABSOLUTELY AMAZING!! I learn of such great new products here, otherwise would never hear of

Former EOD-officer here. The drones sound cool, but I have my doubts that they work the way they advitise them. 1. they ONLY used a metal detector, which is neat for many mines, but a lot of countries which used mines realised that and changed how they are constructed makeing metal mine detection VERY VERY hard, not impossible but hard. 2. identifying "high risk" areas can't be done by air alone, which means that while haveing an areal view of your landscape is usefull it only adds something doesn't eliminate all the detective work prior. You neet hydronimic maps, erosion maps, old mine maps and firstly identify areas which potentially hold mines at all. All that can't be done with a drone, and needs work prior to useage of it. AI can realy help with that however. 3. detonateing each mine just by itself is a slow process, which works for civilian UXO clearing and clearing of non saturated areas, but is not realy usefull in clearing fields. 4. detonateing mines by air does pose a risk in itself - because you could detonate your charge without actually setting off the mine itself, which only means you now have thrown a mine which has it's detonator maybe even damaged somewhere you did not anticipated. 5. Haveing seen the video of the guys promoteing the drones, they admitt that they use AI to identify mines, which poses the issue of mines which are obscured by debris and dug in. Which causes a huge HUGE issue for the work I did, planning demineing operations, as this type of identification can give a false sense of security if dug in mines and obscured mines are not detected by the AI - leaveing me to use old trusted methods of dogs, clearing vehicles, clearing explsoives and manual detection again, not haveing helped in the process. I say however what they seemingly are very good at is identifying duds, old caches and open laying explosives, markeing them and eliminateing them. Unforuntatly for most of the areas where mines are a huge issue to the population (appart from warzones), they are left overs from old conflicts, often beeing washed, eroded away and often underneath a layer of earth. So my innital (realy innital) thought on the system is neat, has it's application, but is not the revolutionary method it's made sound to be and like all methods is "only" one cog in the machinery. And like all new technology it needs it's kinks ironed out and find it's role within the field, which I'm optimistic that it will aid, yet not revolunionise. Now take all I sadi with a grain of salt, as the demineing operations I did were either on a military scale, where createing a path was more improtant than totaly clearing an area and/or single IED/UXOs, haveing little (only theoretical knowlage rather than frist hand experience) with civilian mineclearing operations after a conflict.

14:27 his light skin stare

Always interesting 💙

The fireball extinguisher is best used in an encloses space, like a medium sized bathroom, walk in closet, maintenance shed, etc. It's least effective in the open during wind, as the wind will blow the extinguishing powder away from the fire. There used to be extinguishing orbs made of glass, with simple water, certain salt solutions or extinguishing powders inside. They'd be hung, by a string or in a purpose-made basket, above a likely fire hazard, like an electric panel, chemical bottles etc. as a form of passive fire safety.

That was beautiful it’s made me cry

9:04 lmfao, when I was a kid I told my parents and friends about that idea similar to the one in the video, and my friends thought I was dumb, and my parents told me that the idea was also really stupid, now it exists😢 Ah life is weird

This is one of the channels or probably the only tech channel that doesn't only post review of new tech products but also cares so much about the safety and well-being of the viewers..... Keep up the good work arun❤️

the rollers for the side of the highway used to prevent rollovers on the road is great. There is a similar idea but the rollers are windmills that generate electricity from wind I must wonder if the 2 could be combined protecting people from accidents and saving the planet with green energy

The most fascinating thing about his videos is even non-techy people enjoy them

That kevlar cable would help to strangle a fake taxi driver who is trying to kidnap you and that bracelet would help you to escape. Really useful stuff in places where I live.

13:05 captions have broken

The saw stop works really well actually, a girl in my woods class set on off and she had a tiny cut like a paper cut

Imagine you chilling with music inside your tsunami capsule while everyone is screaming outside

Love your content!

9:28 I think the real solution here is just not pulling guns on cops. I know, it's a revolutionary idea.

Wow thank God you did that ima start buying this

There are now Defribulators available in Australia, that are the size of a book, and they’re much cheaper to buy, so it will hopefully increase access to life saving defies in the community

7:02 Mr who boss say baller!

I really miss the old outro, it has been a long time that good outro bringing back old days

Bro is the safest man on earth

"Nearly" omg! I love your videos 😍

Nice. Keep posting. Love your vids! :)

More videos like this Arun!

This is some next level stuff

"Japan has close to 1,500 earthquakes in a year" New Zealand with 20,000 in a year: "Pathetic."

Now that's a lifesaving video 😉

I wouldn’t exactly say that is has night vision as much as the camera using the headlights as the light that it needs to see. (7:44)

I think the first one is the easiest way to break in someones car

The Defender is INCREDIBLE!!

12:28 I know this line, I've heard it so many times that I can spot it right on 💀💀

Let's be honest here, Mrwhoseboss is an MI6 agent. Those gadgets in the video are ahead of their time. But always appreciate your video😄🔥

The one for logging is amazing and I love it because my uncle lost fingers logging and he passed away

2:24 I can see so many ways this can be abused

0:36 fun fact:you headrests are removable so you can take them off and brake the windows in case of an accident