instaBlaster...

You are better than other youtubers

@ALEXLAB Can you tell me please, where did you buy the chest piece that you use and how is it call?

cool idea ever heard of the Hindenburg electricity and hydrogen is a bad idea

🧐I have a feeling I'm going to like your video.😏🤌

Nah, i dont think it will work out well. Tbh (not hating) hacksmith is some hyped guy making big claims but using the most basic solutions to his designs.. its not innovative enough to be on par with this guy.

You mean Anton Vanko?

@@antonslavik4907 Anton Sokolov

@@Tidepod_Prince only real ones know who is anton sokolov

Isn't that a character from dishonored

Yeah, except it's exactly the opposite. Memes aside this design is shit in every way possible. The range of motion here is pretty much nonexistent, there's also zero automation. Meanwhile actual exoskeletons already exist and some are even commercially available (they aren't cheap though!).

pretty sure some army has one, they always keep the public ~20 years back in time. remeber the stealthbombers, or the the Railguns and many more Tech.

TONY STARK WAS ABLE TO BUILD THIS IN A CAVE! WITH A BOX OF SCRAPS!

@@hyperhektor7733 Except that's a common myth. Yes the army might be working or even running some experimental tech here and there but they are certainly not ahead 20 years. In fact most if not all of the technology that army "works on" comes from and is being researched by private corporations like Lockheed Martin, Boeing etc. So yeah those companies might have their own patents solutions etc. but again they're not 20 years ahead in technology and especially in science, they just have their own way of doing things. And finally most of the technology in the army actually lags behind the private sector by 5-10 years, usually things that they commission take at least half a decade to design, build and test and by the time they're deployed, already new technologies are out in the private sector. Moreover often it's better to use older, more reliable (tested) tech than new and potentially unreliable (because untested) tech - that's why you'll see older solutions still in use today even though theoretically there are better solutions in the private sector.

@@Undy1 i named 2 examples Stealthplanes and Railguns, proof that that they where not hidden more than 20 years ;D good luck with that.

yeah the thing only rotates like 14 degrees

uh, yes

Or "tendons".

what the fuck bro you could nearly replace the chap

Wrong.

What are you talking about? Russian women love muscles. Bet he gets plenty of use out of them.

@Jack Rabbit Umm, this guy is super ripped. You don't have to have disgusting steroid muscles to be "super ripped."

@@joshuadelaughter7968 Oi, Arnold never used any of that crap!

@@SoI_Badguy Sure, but he's one of the most ripped people alive who hasn't. Not exactly a good standard to go by.

@@SoI_Badguy Arnold used 'roids back when they weren't illegal yet.

muscles aren't strenght ;)

iron-ically

@@sygnuszetch9299 they defintily help though

@@sygnuszetch9299 and nuclear reactors aren't radioactive go on

@@Elaydzha and bombs arent explosive

Yes insane right? Also H2 seeps through metal ☠️☠️☠️

Sure if he got access to Iraqi Home Depot and Ali Express ))))

@@digimaks He had access to a big stockpile of his own weapons.

To be realstic Tony only needed his hands on a few spare parts that are in the trash. Like a motor and metal scraps.

@@coolguy9709 and movie magic

It's how all supervillians start out.

Either die a hero or live long enough to become a villain.

DONT GIVE HIM ANY IDEAS

Keep support then

I was gonna say just like hacksmith but.... He has his moments

Its acurrate to the arc reactor

I'm still just geeking out about how cool it is that he managed to convert water to hydrogen; and use it as an extremely efficient fuel source.

iron man

Erm, I wouldn't want to wear a DIY steel chamber pressurized up to 10 bar with hydrogen inside on my chest... Or even be in the same room with it, honestly

@@KnightMirkoYo to make an omelette you gotta break some eggs. Ben Franklin flew the kite himself.

You do realize that hydrogen explodes?

@@SungazerDNB "DO YOU WANT TO EXPLODE?" -Dr Nafario

I cannot stand up straight. I have degenerative disk disease. I'm 36 you have no idea how this has blown my mind. I now have an alternative to highly risky and invasive surgery.

@@whatstdiggn I understand that it sucks to be partially paralyzed but blowing yourself and others around you up is not the answer.

@@SungazerDNB I don't think you do understand actually. Like not only is your comment stupid but it's also extremely insensitive. First the guy is on about exosuits in general not specifically hydrogen ones, AND hydrogen explodes but you know what else does? Lithium (which powers your phone, I know amazing that it doesn't combust out of thin air), petrol (wow that goes in your car and yet those don't explode either how weird?), diesel (huh also goes in most industrial machinery how unsafe) but you know why they don't blow up? Because people made them safe to use. Why don't you think the same will happen with hydrogen? Like seriously man think before you tell a disabled person "umm acktually walking isn't worth it 🤓"

To be honest he would, he's apparently pretty vain and likes to be grandiose over his stuff

Well mate, he was scary smart for his time, course he'd be vain.

And a TikTok

I can't agree more

@@fabianlaibin6956 And rightfully so, the man was a genius

Exactly

Yeah

What's crazy is I dont think he'll need it that would just speed him up a bit

Wait for 2031 or 32

seriuosly i want elon musk to make deal with this guy this guy has huge potential of making change

It's not any different from the tons of other youtubers making useless (but cool) engineering toys, lmao. There is no practicality to any of these things. Go check out modern industrial equipment, lmao.

I'd say the Hacksmith and Alex are the top engineers in this field. Alex is more innovative, while Hacksmith does more realistic things. That being said, there is unfortunately no practical use to these

Oh, there's practical use alright. Albeit wartime operations practical use. But practical use nonetheless

@@thenomad47 actually, war is the least practical application for these. We have long ago discovered much more practical ways to both kill, or in this case, carry load. They're not as cool, but they're much more practical.

@@pvshka yup guns

iron blyat

Pizdetc Iron Nahuy Man Blyat

hahahaah best comment ever!

When I was a kid I had same idea the second I grabbed this kind of nylon sleeve. Though 15kg is not a lot per 5 of these.

Blyatman, cyka.

5 minutes craft be the thanos of them

Underrated comment. Let's bring them together.

DIYvengers

DIY Avengers... I still can't decide if that sounds cool or if it sounds like an insult xD Like... Imagine just a sec... -Who are you ? -I am DIY Ironman -And I am DIY Captain America

*Avengers Kazoo Cover starts playing*

like the mark 1maybe

@@odimus2132 No Like iron monger type with many specifications

@@odimus2132 progress is progress.. no matter how small...

@@MirzaArslan Anything from the Iron Man movie is a lot of progress.

@@ashutoshtiwari3785 i agree... But this guy is smart enough to atleast make a better one than anyone.. ofcourse not exactly the same as Ironman because its a science fiction...

Juan Felipe Ramirez The duke of dihydrogen (monoxide) destruction!

And this man had the scraps

Cuz he is tony stark

Elon Musk:"Hold my stocks"

Rick Sanchez built one made of rat and cockroach muscles and brain tissue...

@@bobgatewood5277 But he ain't Tony Stark though. He, ain't, Iron, Man *finger snap*

Alex is a good Ivan Vanko :v

@@dairenanisinger Or is he... >:)

@@antonslavik4907 cue x-files sound

his armor is red so... *soviet music earrape*

@@antonslavik4907 and you're Anton, like Anton Vanko :'v

You do know that RDJ was ripped too right? He just wasn't huge like Evans had to be.

"Hero"? Sir...he's Russian. _DEFAULT VILLAIN._

@@Nah_Bohdi How can all Russians be villains.

@@seenaremesh1562 do you not get the joke.

@@user-zu1hi4br4t nope

Exactly, plus an alternative energy source is being used without having to completely rely on a battery source. I don't think it's registering in people's minds of what he is actually accomplishing.👍

Yeah, and it's not an incredibly volatile substance under high pressure strapped to his body or anything.

@@theconqueringenigma It's not like there aren't ways of protecting against uncontrolled ignitions. Exhaust protections, puncture resistant materials, pressure relief valves. I wouldn't be any more afraid of this thing than a regular hydraulic/pneumatic system.

@@theconqueringenigma Man we are driving around with cars which basically have a small bomb attached. Nobody ever talks about that.

@@theconqueringenigma Refrigerators. Oil-based skincare. Lightbulbs. Adhesives. Antifreeze. Bleach. Ammonia. Literally most general fertilizers. Phones. Computers. Cars. All of the things I listed are volatile or otherwise extremely dangerous. And this isn't even half of the list. -Refrigerators, mostly ones built before they decided to change the gas they used, were VERY liable to blow up or leak a poisonous gas into the space they're in. This could kill you in your sleep within hours, and up until Carbon Monoxide alarms were a thing, were near-undetectable. -Oil-based skincare, including Vaseline and similar products, could catch fire given the right temperature, and catch fire. A great pair for the next on the list. -Light bulbs could bust, causing several severe conditions including major electrical fires, giving way to things such as conventional fires from various flammable resources. -Adhesives are severely flammable, and oftentimes toxic to ingest -Antifreeze is obvious, it causes severe problems to the body upon ingestion, through skin absorption or otherwise given enough of it. -Bleach is Sodium Hypochlorite, not only is it slightly corrosive, but having it mixed with certain ingredients literally makes mustard gas, a chemical weapon that corrodes you from the lungs out. -Ammonia falls in the same category as Bleach, with the whole mixing it with stuff makes chemical weapons. -Fertilizers can easily catch fire and burn for a long time, or give you chemical burns depending on the compounds. Don't forget about poisoning due to intense nitrogen levels! -Phones, Computers, and Cars all have one thing in common: They store or use medium-to-high amounts of electricity. That can cause explosions given enough heat, and these devices certainly produce enough of that to explode. Now, I understand that Hydrogen is a dangerous substance, but might I introduce another idea: *Nuclear energy* Unlike hydrogen, most radioactive elements can, and will, start to immediately pressurize the environment to critical levels without even getting the chance to decay into gas, causing ignition. That's the general premise of a nuclear bomb. Hydrogen's only use in the Hydrogen Bomb is a specific isotope known as Deuterium, Hydrogen but with a mass of 2. This is what makes the bomb suddenly gain so much pressure is the ignition of a Lithium-Deuterium layer around a normal atomic bomb. This only yields in a theorized 1000x explosive increase compared to a normal atom bomb and is generally considered clean. Another thing to consider is a much more dirty presumed 'cobalt bomb' that essentially uses cobalt rather than deuterium to create a massive cloud of long-lasting radioactive material that emits penetrating gamma rays, and is practically impossible to seek shelter from due to the unpredictability of when it'd be safe to leave a shelter. This stuff is in PAINT! But sure let's worry about the Hydrogen Gas that has a small damage force in the grand scheme of our daily lives. (Edit: Forgot to add a common source of cobalt after I got back with my water)

depends on witch side

"Look at the size of him. He must've been the hardest worker in his gulag."

@@ziedmakki6536 sorry pls don't kill me, it's "which" not "witch".

@@airstrikegaming8263 why kill you when that OCD's allready doing the job xD anyways it's cool bro

@@ziedmakki6536 thanks it's just that some people would get angry about being corrected.

He's going to become one

@@speedlover7362 become the Tony stark

omg just imagine

not really

Yeah it would be Bruce Wayne with his great superpower "money" because actually nothing makes this better than other things developed... the way to create a cheaper mechanism that could be considered synthetic muscles have been looked for years... Its cool to look at this, but is a simple single axis joint... nothing like work on the spine or even on the shoulders area could be applied to this design, and It will require a programmer with very good knowledge to create something that could be considered "not a terrible fate to wear"... I dont even know why there was an anatomy book on the video what probably not a single concept was used for what was shown... its the equivalent to read a book of current to replace a lightbulb... being said this, every mech, robot, or exosqueleton tends to be build and designed from the toes, to the back to the arms, and not backwards (by reasons)

I'm certain when he takes a cup of creatine, that's a full cup...before adding liquids. Boy is thicc.

I mean, look at his arms

I read that as ketamine for some reason....

Were in the end game now ☝🏽

If anyone could imagine it, Stan Lee could.

@@Br1ckInTh3W4LL Very underrated comment

Smartest comment on here with the PEM electrolysis comment as well

Thank you for being awesome. Its nice seeing people support genuine people. you deserve many nice things to happen for you :)

Yes.

Yup 11:31

When hydrogen plays pranks on you

😂😂

LMAO 🤣

great reference

Lol

Given what I know about well-funded teams most of them are sitting in meetings most of their time and try to get at least *some* work done despite the hurdles of insane safety regulations and HR sitting in their neck...^^

"well paid" is often correlating with high profit potential, and most passion projects are difficult to pitch if you don't have a business plan that's even more impressive than the project itself. You have to be incredibly lucky to find a team who are working on something that's both amazingly creative, as well as highly profitable. It's a rare combo, and often the profit side takes over the creative aspect.

@@vincentweber1359 and all the drama and backstabbing on who´s the best tech in the team and so on...

unfortunately 'well funded' teams only work for private interests, stuff like this is never funded

@@vincentweber1359 Or they are doing stuff like this www.festo.com/group/en/cms/10247.htm

Like the second movie

That is surely a worry if he lives in America.

@@USBEN. The Russian Government will sure want a piece :v But if it works like in the movies they won’t have any chance ^^

No doubt every device in his house is being monitored by glowies

he won't reveal it immeadietly if he does

Вопрос Димаш а где он средства брал перед тем как канал открыть ведать ему пришлось поработать в макдонольсе😂

How is that?

How is that?

Ahhh scary russians

@@denzollozned2027 работал на заводе лол, оттуда и детали)0)0)0)

He referenced The Hacksmith in his video when he was talking about the muscles because they recently also made artificial muscles. He just implemented their design in conjunction with his hydrogen generator (which is still impressive)

Dude decided just to get massive at the gym to carry it all

@pro gamer not entirely. Can it be more compact? Absolutely. But it's force isn't as high as something 100x it's size used for testing by the hacksmith. It has potential though

If Hacksmith is Tony Stark this is Ivan Vanko

@@SamSepil-wq7zk LOL

not really. the arm he created doesn't actually do jack shit.

@@mailliw94 Except contract which is what it is supposed to do?

@@SpaghettiToaster Only contracts one way, it's kinda useless. Really cool what he's accomplished but it's not really practical at all. If it could replicate the tricep extension movement as well as the curl it would become a bit more viable. But there are so many muscle functions that must be replicated that the only truly effective unit would be a full body suit.

Him and the Hacksmith

@@WhiteshadowTV I literally said the hack smith too and saw your comment lmaoo

Not really, need source of materials, which wont be available in an apocalypse reality. Most everyone will flee or die. Sad reality of reality is there is no movie-esqe survivability. Go look at countries that are ultra-poor and see how the poorest people live. That's how everyone would live in a post-apocalyptic reality. People like him would probably be repairing cars or building housing and basic living components.

@@WhiteshadowTV jlaservideo

@@evolicious bruh what apocalypse are you talking about?

Styro Pyro, the guy’s like laser extraordinaire

Throw Styro Pyro, Mark Robert and Elon Mask's billions into the mix and this team can achieve literally anything

Adam Savage mostly makes things look nice and functional, without much viability beyond basic mechanics, though, which makes sense given his background in show business. When they need someone to do more advanced works he generally outsources from what I've seen.

@@Dr.Fluffles True, Adam is a modeler, not an engineer. Also, most of those people are just basic engineers too, no one with a phd. People need to stop thinking these are top minds, lmao.

@@evolicious A PhD isn't really necessary for most engineering, though, tbh, as long as they're not trying to invent entirely new processes. A lot of these guys are trying to start fresh on their own businesses, and don't have the backing of major corporations, so we can't really say what their upper limits are in regards to actual ability and creativity, but do have to recognize when some of the awe-striking features are matters of showbusiness. It'll be interesting to see where they go in a couple of years given that they are getting larger funding now.

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Merasmus!

Hulk

@@rdj3873 LMAO

Pp poo poo

It looks like a variation of a Clinch knot or a Uni knot...(?) Those are fishing knots though. Or I suppose it kinda looks like a Topsail Halyard Bend in a way...(?) Otherwise, I don't believe I've seen it before. I would've gone for the Constrictor Hitch myself...still, it does appear to get the job done fairly well!

Lol in USA 1st thought would be a methlab or some kid making bombs he found on youtube ... really just depends on the area 😅

@@pyronuggets so all of america xD

@@gurg9329 well yea but the difference is the bomb vs methlab lol

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Some people are kinky like that

whips can over pass sound speed a lot of power low area of contact more impact low weight easy to carry and ivan vanko cant fly in begining dont need recharge dont use ammo ..... poor circus animals

Do you think you’re funny ?

@@yillalonk6382 Nah, just making observations. Do you think you're funny?

@@FerroFrog in wich context ? Exactly. So shut your mouth when you don’t know what to say kiddo.

My thoughts exactly 😂

Ah, yes, can't wait to see how he will solve the icing problem

@@ThyStare Obi: "great Idea tony, but my suit is more advanced in every way." Tony: "Ho'd you fix the icing problem" Obi: "Icing Problem..."

еще ест иде мгу поелть ся