VBSS with JPEM & Stiletto
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День томуThe Joint Prototyping and Experimentation Maritime (JPEM) Program in collaboration with Gravity Industries (UK) introduced a single person Jet Suit capability for rapid transit from shore-to-sea and from sea-to shore for joint missions such as Maritime Interdiction and Visit Board Search and Seizure (VBSS).
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With a rich family history in Aviation, former Oil Trader & Royal Marines Reservist, Richard Browning, founded pioneering Aeronautical Innovation company, Gravity Industries in March 2017 to launch human flight into an entirely new era.
The Gravity #JetSuit uses over 1000bhp of Jet Engine power combined with natural human balance to deliver the most intense and enthralling spectacle, often likened to the real life Ironman.
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@talkaboutwacky 8 місяців тому
They’re legit flying. It must be so satisfying feeling like a bird like these guys
@HanSolo__ 5 місяців тому
55s combined.
@jonilsongalvao4273 Місяць тому
I hope I arrive in time for this invention to be Sold like a car!!😥I want to fly
@talkaboutwacky Місяць тому
@@jonilsongalvao4273 You and me both
@user-hz9cy4zr5n Місяць тому
Нужно иметь три руки, чтобы отстреливаться
@zafurz2508 Місяць тому
@@jonilsongalvao4273I think licenses should be implemented if this gonna be out in public
@masterofrockets Рік тому
Feels like one of those maneuvers that is great if no one is shooting back.
@NorthernChev Рік тому
...good thing these things are TOTALLY silent and nobody will ever hear them coming...
@carsonblake7219 Рік тому
I bet it's great for fast flanks and then dismount in cover before you engage. Also looks really good for fast extraction.
@sextempiric7137 Рік тому
Clay pigeons.
@retroicdescent Рік тому
Yeah, I feel like these would only start to have a chance if they had covering fire or were part of a distraction maneuver where attention is kept away from them. Still a big gamble to me.
@bearsagainstevil Рік тому
if you imagine D-Day but with every one hitting the beach like that you would have a better chance than crawling up the beach through surf and machine gun fire our faster for a start
@jrocksburr2724 11 місяців тому
This seems like a technology that could be amazing for emergency medical situations in mountains and stuff, and if improved maybe in the military field.
@APS19720827 11 місяців тому
Paramedic Mountain Rescue! ukposts.info/have/v-deo/n6Snd6SRqJCf2Zc.html
@DieHardjagged 10 місяців тому
@@APS19720827 That was just a showcase if it were used for Paramedic Rescue...
@APS19720827 10 місяців тому
@@DieHardjagged 😮💨 of course it is. (say's that in the info) ## This seems like a technology that could be amazing for emergency medical situations in mountains and stuff ##
@xx5949 10 місяців тому
Not really it performs badly in difficult weather conditions. Helicopter is better under the same condition. That is why this tech exciting more than 40 years but never got adopted
@Neo2266. 10 місяців тому
That's exactly what it's used for iirc.
@karl-erik4875 Рік тому
5-10 years and we have operators infiling and exfiling with these. Amazing
@AlIegory Рік тому
Being able to cover a 25 minute hike over rough landscape in under 2 minutes is wild.
@RugMann Рік тому
I KNOW THESE MACHINES ARE INCREDIBLE
@Thesavagesouls 11 місяців тому
Fighting while carrying all that shit is something else.
@jaeger2780 11 місяців тому
@@Thesavagesouls forget fighting, this should be rescue/paramedic gear, imagine during natural disasters this being avaiable
@user-ct5zq4kq1d 11 місяців тому
- Не более и только если нет НИКАКИХ СРЕДСТ ПРОТИВОДЕЙСТВИЯ - И НАВЕРНО ВЫ ХОТЕЛИ СКАЗАТЬ ПРОГУЛКУ БЕЗ ПОЛЕЗНОЙ НАГРУЗКИ
@user-ct5zq4kq1d 11 місяців тому
- Не более и только если нет НИКАКИХ СРЕДСТ ПРОТИВОДЕЙСТВИЯ - И НАВЕРНО ВЫ ХОТЕЛИ СКАЗАТЬ ПРОГУЛКУ БЕЗ ПОЛЕЗНОЙ НАГРУЗКИ
@philipvecchio3292 8 місяців тому
I could see these being used like Calvary at the end of the 1800s where they were basically mounted Infantry. Being able to show up rapidly in an unexpected place has it's value, and then being able to leave again.
@daveblevins3322 7 місяців тому
Cavalry son. Not Calvary. Huge difference. Please look it up. Thanks 🙏
@philipvecchio3292 7 місяців тому
@@daveblevins3322 OK, Calgary
@xscythe5376 2 місяці тому
@@philipvecchio3292Ok, Cadbury
@nickc8819 Місяць тому
@@daveblevins3322 People on UKposts don't hold a English Major like you. Heck our society doesn't know what is a woman. Cavalry are the traditional soldiers on horseback trained in the art of cavalry charges and fighting in horseback. Calvary is the name of the hill upon which Jesus Christ was crucified. The two words, while they have very different meanings, look and sound very similar, so Calvary is often mistaken for Cavalry.
@jx4219 20 днів тому
W40k has an example of this. Very effective but it's a suicide squad realistically. In 40K people are armored like tanks.
@painlesschunk 11 місяців тому
I hope these things become more publically available in the next few years
@howardhughes6212 9 місяців тому
Just build one. The guy who owns this company literally knew ZERO but he had money. They’re just mini jet engines.
@matthewhall9692 4 місяці тому
@@howardhughes6212 Yeah because everyone can just build jet engines mini or not in such a way where they won't blow up their house or hurt themselves or others.
@Jakkaribik1 3 місяці тому
Yeah the Public Will Never get this in the masses maby In 25 Years at best unless we spend like $500K for the tech then this is out of our Reach
@DaveSmith-cp5kj 3 місяці тому
The governments around the world are already trying to ban us from owning a car, I highly doubt jet packs are anywhere in our future unless we have some kind of libertarian uprising that overthrows governments and business becomes unregulated or something crazy like that.
@14h8h8l 2 місяці тому
@@matthewhall9692you can buy jet engines
@rickdeckard9810 11 місяців тому
Amazing, if only they can make a version where you're not a sitting duck when airborne but it's great to see the improvements they've made so far.
@EgoEroTergum 11 місяців тому
You can still use cover while flying, especially in urban environments. Just need to be aware of angles of fire. It would be excellent for putting marksmen on buildings, or across rivers; or moving medics.
@majav15mg 10 місяців тому
You can put a sign on it that says “don’t shoot”.
@Neo2266. 10 місяців тому
I mean, a shield would solve that. Not sure if that would impact aerodynamics in a bad way, but the weight might be a concern though. A plastic ballistic shield probably wouldn't be good enough, especially if your jetpack trooper is hauling such expensive equipment, and so making the jetpack trooper to basically carry a steel wall might be what you'd have to do
@lyleg.9192 9 місяців тому
Do you know how hard it is to shoot a moving Target when it's the size of a human at hundreds of yards if not a quarter mile? The actual impact may not anything vital and then the vital parts could be covered with armor.
@traphimawari7760 9 місяців тому
Its not meant for direct combat you know, it's only meant for boarding under the pretext that they are boarding/infiltrating through the skies which most enemies won't expect it's not going to need defenses when the soldier using it is already wearing armor and gear not to mention it is still quite mobile and there are ways to make yourself harder to hit through aerial maneuvers simply by doing figure 8's something that's impossible on the ground since your only option of dodging on the ground is zig zagging or quickly jumping prone and running at the same time, this is only meant as a mobility tool not to turn soldiers into fighter jets or attack helicopters they aren't trying to make Ironman here they are just making a more convenient and portable way to transport troops without having to rely on transport vehicles like helicopters for boarding/siege operations
@bpmgaming3351 Рік тому
Watching him do that little jog into a spring step into the air is literally everything I've dreamed of since I was a child
@xodzphone Рік тому
True
@LungsMcGee Рік тому
Do you actually dream that? I do, in a number of different ways. It's the best thing, until you wake up and realize you can't fly, and you're late for work too. Same with dreaming you won the lottery. Apparently flying dreams are pretty common.
@branscombe_ Рік тому
@@LungsMcGee i can never fly in my dreams, only hover slightly above the ground
@chrissy9466 Рік тому
@@branscombe_ I had my first lucid dream about a month ago and told myself to fly. Took off at superman level speed. I even stuck out my arms and closed my hands into a fist before taking off.
@ericjsmoczynski4374 Рік тому
Putin’s Spetsnaz would take you out from 2 mi away as soon as your feet left the ground. 🤣🤣🤣
@quazar5017 Рік тому
US Navy captain with a little tear in his eye: "I thought I would never say this, but... ALL HANDS, prepare to board!"
@RenneDanjoule Рік тому
I hope they have a quick release mechanism for their suits...God forbid it should malfunction....he would be like an anchor in the water. Unless the Jet pack has buoyancy.
@user-wt3et2ti2z Рік тому
I'll shoot this flyer on the approach from the 22nd caliber! From him, a roar is 4 kilometers away! 😂😂 Either our 🇷🇺 "Daggers", you won't know until they arrive!
@fuge74 Рік тому
@@RenneDanjoule looks like it does.
@user-wt3et2ti2z Рік тому
@F__ktrudeau Tell it to 160 NATO advisers buried in the bunker with our Dagger! 😂😂 Or don't they tell you about it?! Here it is, true democracy!🤣🤣🤣
@AustenSummers Рік тому
The humor in this comment lies in the unexpectedness and exaggeration of the situation, as well as the pun on the phrase "All hands, prepare to board." In the context of a US Navy ship, the phrase "All hands, prepare to board" is typically used to signal the crew to prepare to board another vessel, such as during a boarding operation or rescue mission. However, the presence of soldiers wearing jetpacks in the video creates an amusing mental image that takes this phrase to a new level. The idea of a US Navy captain getting emotional over the sight of jetpack-wearing soldiers, as if they were finally realizing a long-held dream of futuristic naval warfare, is a humorous exaggeration. It also plays on the excitement and novelty of seeing soldiers with jetpacks, as it is not something one would typically associate with traditional naval operations. The comment also works as a pun, since "all hands" refers to the crew members of a ship, while the soldiers wearing jetpacks are literally using their hands (and bodies) to board the vessel in a highly unconventional way. This adds an additional layer of humor to the comment, as it playfully reinterprets a familiar phrase in light of the unusual circumstances.
@joebaxter6895 Рік тому
This is probably the coolest thing I have seen in a long time. Lets get the civilian version out soon. Rocket Man is real.
@pnatsu35 Рік тому
Imagine using this in space where you can really freely fly.
@lunathecrusader 7 місяців тому
That already exists. The Manned Maneuvering Unit
@alexanderhorstkotter2910 Рік тому
I am really impressed with how much they improved their initial design
@QIKUGAMES-QIKU Рік тому
8 turbines in a Glove isn't difficult to make at all.
@ashroskell Рік тому
My only concern about this impressive tech: It needs an independent shoulder mounted gun, with voice activation firing mechanism, and a single eye helmet cam for sighting directly down the pilot’s eye-line. Otherwise, boarding a craft with hostiles firing at them, trying to prevent them from getting aboard, would be near impossible. Obviously, it would have plenty of other uses in the field, especially for search and rescue missions. But the strategic advantages an armed and armoured version of this would confer on a squad of marines, dealing with pirates or other hostile watery threats, would be incalculable.
@andirutherford2615 Рік тому
You are all concentrating on military uses, but there are many civilian uses, our mountain rescue organisations use these to get the first responders to casualties, Royal Navy has them
@klof4276 Рік тому
those peasants and their rusty kalashnikovs better be ready!
@baulzzzzzzz2278 Рік тому
The military use of these devices hasn’t been fully talked about or ever revealed everything that Gravity has shown us is that these devices are for search and rescue and other medic like practices. I’m not an idiot, these things are gonna end up on the battlefield but I don’t think gravity will be developing a combat version of this, I think militaries around the world will modify the existing product to suit those needs
@boltvanderhuge8711 Рік тому
Would be interesting to see these scenarios from the "enemy" positions
@MattTee1975 Рік тому
Yeah, this is really a great step forward, but at this point, they are loud sitting ducks.
@Ezio470 Рік тому
enemies hear them coming and assume defense formation cause those engines are damn loud. search and rescue is a more feasible approach of this tech.
@Mat-eq8mk Рік тому
@@MattTee1975 Only for a few seconds while they're in the air, then they're enemy troops on the rooftop of a building that overlooks your position.
@hestan723 Рік тому
*nightime "Hey, do you hear something ?" "Nah its just the w... is that a UFO ?"
@leo31081975 Рік тому
just imagine machine-gunned man flying with this jetpack
@glenzisko7974 6 місяців тому
That’s awesome in a few years we’ll have a Ironman suit for real. Tony Stark would be proud 👍
@scottshand8559 7 місяців тому
Definitely quite a nice target while inbound or near the vessel.
@muhendisselo9863 Рік тому
incredible. you're really flying. If we saw this in the 90s, we would talk for 1 week. Now our surprise time is one minute
@xXturbo86Xx Рік тому
We actually did but laughed at it because it wasn't very good. It still is kinda funny looking and not very practical.
@David-uk7sm Рік тому
Until Apple makes one then whole world especially the media hypes about it.
@shaggybreeks Рік тому
They've been around since the 50s in various forms. And it's like what you say. People see a demo, talk for a week, and then forget it when they see how impractical the things really are, and they forget. Then somebody rolls out the "latest" a couple years later, and all the recently-woke, who didn't see the last Buck Rogers show, "SEE THE FUTURE" that's been around for decades, as a white elephant.
@theusher2893 Рік тому
@LFC Fan No it hasn't. It was developed as a THEORY in 1919, which was still the dawn of modern rocketry. The proper fuel/weight/thrust ratios wouldn't be practical for decades. Actual practical prototypes of differing design weren't made until the late 50s/early 60s. Next time, try reading the entire Wikipedia article before posting.
@prokrastinator6648 Рік тому
good point
@TDragonus Рік тому
This is straight out of Command & Conquer bro, THIS is the future I always had in mind.
@User-hg4xn Місяць тому
HAH, its the rocketeer from Red Alert 2!
@Perdidosnairlanda Рік тому
Really amazing, the future is here. Congratulations for this innovation
@Deusvult0001 11 місяців тому
That is the most amazing thing I have ever seen!!!
@bm7760 Рік тому
Used for fast medical assistance in remote areas here in England's Lake District. Great technology.
@RyanReenBattikh Рік тому
That is a very badass application of this kinda tech holy shit
@SonuOfBostonia Рік тому
Pics or it never happened
@TheStubertos Рік тому
@@SonuOfBostonia There is a video of it being tested on UKposts somewhere. If you search it on UKposts it will appear.
@zakelwe Рік тому
@@TheStubertos I've seen it but how much medical equipment can you actually take? Can they fly someone back on a stretcher ? A helicopter can be just as quick and be more useful. The "used for fast medical assistance in remote areas in the England's Lake District" is a bit of a misnomer. They don't actually, that was just a one off demonstration. Too expensive and in 10 years time will still be doing it the way we are doing it today ie helicopters or Land Rovers ;)
@oftheborg Рік тому
Probably used to sneak attack with coof jabs.
@samfoot7554 Рік тому
that reverse 180 takeoff was legit
@chuckybarnett5322 Рік тому
On god
@ronniebauman28 4 місяці тому
Holy. 👀 These guys are so good. Ive "flown" one of these in Orlando and they are pretty difficult to control.
@narcisopereira Рік тому
I'm incredibly amazed this is a dream come true I really love this kind of technology
@marinenukem Рік тому
I still can’t believe jet packs actually exist now. It’s insane.
@user-mv7zz7kq1x Рік тому
Реактивные варежки. 🤣
@ToMbA_La_BoMbA Рік тому
@@karlwithak1835Yep. ukposts.info/have/v-deo/ipR-oIObjodqlYE.html
@shrivak Рік тому
We even have Diffusion shields that essentially act as Invisibility. Also, there are "Green Goblin"-like hover boards. Also also, we have directed sonic weapons that can either cause voices to be heard by only one person or cause irreparable psychological damage.
@roydavies953 Рік тому
Just a shame the enemy would hear you long before you even got close.
@ralf-5735 Рік тому
This is the way
@jonpardue Рік тому
Having followed from the first video ever released, this highlights the fantastic progression of increasingly difficult challenges. Each time Gravity Industries responds with an expert solution, well-flown mission and amazing technology.
@95l0uis Рік тому
And in every Video its getting more militaristic.
@evolicious Рік тому
@@95l0uis fyi, they are using it to promote the British military, but it will never actually be used for the military. It doesn't have any realistic applications, even for civilian rescue. Just a really cool invention only the creator and 3 other people in the world can actually fly, not much more.
@NR-rv8rz Рік тому
Does the back pack still provide a thrust vector or is it only the four hand held jets now?
@imbored3416 Рік тому
@@95l0uis those are one of the primary ways they can be used for an actual purpose. I don't see much else practical things you can do with jetpacks that go over your hands, other than emergency services and military.
@danielwhyatt3278 Рік тому
@@imbored3416 That and racing which is already a thing.
@babyface1956 11 місяців тому
Daaamn, amazing work Gravity. Any idea if the equipment is somewhat bulletproof at the critical areas? Definitely work for the military in QRF & Exfil situations.
@soba3818 8 місяців тому
감명깊게 보았습니다. 많은 곳에 도움을 줄 수 있는 기술이라고 생각합니다. 더욱 진보하길 기원합니다.
@gingerbread_GB Рік тому
There are obvious drawbacks and tactical issues with the current design. But huge congratulations on make the system work so smoothly. Huge improvements over previous demos.
@Gallagher068 Рік тому
tactically, it seems like a solid upgrade from helicopter fast roping
@jp-sn6si Рік тому
everybody probably knew that going in but they were like this is too cool to not do.
@TihiPlaz Рік тому
Yes, they fly only over water, as they can crash, so they only fly over water for now. These are supertechnologies that the Aliens laugh at😂😂😂
@jasondayberry9906 Рік тому
Guess it's true there is aliens slowly giving us ideas for new technology . This is incredibly useful hard to hit a fast moving target
@emilioperez6888 Рік тому
@@TihiPlaz First of all, it also flies over land as well. Second, it obviously has drawbacks in it's design, but having you own infantry capable of ignoring geological obstacles like rocky areas, mounds, rivers and short shore distances with the speed and manuverability shown in the video, has many potential uses. Because normally infantry are not able to cross rivers or shores unless they have a amphibian vehicle, helicopter, or infantry boats. Do you have any idea how speed of moving infantry would be increased with this technology, without using even more loud and easily targetable vehicles? Additionally, why not using this on rescue missions, fast extraction, securing advantageous positions or capturing a building both from the bottom and top? It's not going to beat tanks, they are vulnerable to bullets, and it's current design not appropriate for stealth, but surely you can think of numerous other purposes for it.
@calamdumr Рік тому
In my mind back in the day it was hillarious but now seeing it in action its freaking badass
@justinknott4177 Рік тому
A loud BULLSEYE what could possibly go wrong!
@mephisto2348 Рік тому
Nope, still hilarious.
@JohnRidersoldoutforjesus Рік тому
I would not want to be the dead f^*ker using it in a battle. Maybe use it for work or just out for play. But in a battle, you are going to die.
@markxnex973 Рік тому
@@justinknott4177 its not loud? Its only loud when next to it bro like no one would fly near it.
@markxnex973 Рік тому
@@JohnRidersoldoutforjesus medical not battle maybe
@terryw6747 Рік тому
Ahhh, this would be perfect to commute to work. avoiding all 5pm traffic is worth it.
@nunyabusiness5075 7 місяців тому
Wow, amazing, I haven't seen anything like this since the Bell rocket belt......in 1961. The major drawback was the super short flight time before you were out of fuel (about 30 seconds). I didn't see it mentioned, but what's the flight time for these? How many minutes?
@willienelsongonzalez4609 Рік тому
I’ve seen media clips that the Indian Army has bought 8 of these “units”, I’d genuinely love to see how they’re used and implemented in a modern military environment. I’ve seen the Jet Paramedic videos in Mountain Rescue and it’s application is simply superb. Good luck to the inventor and manufacturer (Richard Browning & Gravity Industries).
@airplanenut89 Рік тому
Description says these are being tested for maritime ops. They are meant for situations where you need a scalpel instead of a sword so-to-speak.
@wisconsinkraut3445 Рік тому
I think they're going to meritorious service as areal target practice
@reganator5000 Рік тому
@@airplanenut89 Also good for 'inspections' where an intimidation factor could be useful without the potential of going straight for a ship-to-ship gunfight. Obviously the boat they deploy from will be where the actual weapons are, but if you're looking to show a strong hand without waving guns at potentially armed opponents, there's nothing like strapping some jet engines to a few dudes for making an entrance. I suspect it'll be a niche use outside of the already documented mountain rescue capabilities, but I can see coast guard or patroling navy vessels keeping a few suits and marines trained to use them on hand (will have the weird side-effect of making the Navy try to work out how to get their marines back though, most of them see ships as glorified buses these days).
@Suge212 Рік тому
They are sitting ducks until they land. They need target assisted mounted machine guns that track based on the pilots HUD. That way they can fly and shoot targets at the same time.
@haydentravis3348 Рік тому
4 for training, 2 for replacement parts, 2 for missions. Doubt they'll be used, more of a, "hey, we can fly, too."
@secondglance2545 Рік тому
Seems extremely useful in rescue scenarios where they can land and assist, but in combat, the fact that both hands are engaged in the act of flying makes it unusable for now. Extremely impressed with stability and maneuverability!!
@ayebraine Рік тому
What are the alternative comparable scenarios where hands are free?
@daveclarke100 Рік тому
Shoulder mounted weapons that aim where the operator is looking and are fired by a button within the current hand controls :D
@TheRogueX Рік тому
@@daveclarke100 This is what I'd like to see, and I doubt it would be that hard.
@CaimAstraea Рік тому
AI will take care of that. It can pick targets and engage.
@CoryTheSimmons Рік тому
I can think of a lot of instances where this would be useful. Specifically, fighting pirates (Navy Seals landing somewhere on a ship and taking the ship back over); hostage situations where they need to enter a building from the roof or a specific balcony; assassination missions where they could land on a roof and sneak in that way; etc...
@Sniper9773 Рік тому
These guys definitely enjoying themselves.
@bernardbouchet1009 Рік тому
Magnifique, belle démonstration de la manière dont on peut utiliser des innovations technologiques de manière rationnelle.
@phenomfacemob1011 Рік тому
This probably the most fun a single person can do
@ilyanizhnik6874 Рік тому
what about masturbation?
@swsh-jp3qj Рік тому
@@ilyanizhnik6874 what about not being a dirty ass nasty indian shit bag thats always fucking jerking off
@GildedSentinel Рік тому
@@ilyanizhnik6874 Shame on you.
@Dawson_ Рік тому
@@ilyanizhnik6874 Good on you!
@machinech183 Рік тому
Alright men, great work this week. Unfortunately tomorrow we're beginning survivability testing against CWIS. It's been a real honor working with you all, good luck.
@Radical_Left Рік тому
You aren't thinking very hard, almost like a child who only thinks very simply apologies if you are mentally disabled. You send these in WITH tanks and WITH ground troops and WITH drone and Air support to add another capability. Planes can easily be shot down with anti air, ground troops put pressure on anti air. I hope I help and good luck with your mental problems.
@billfred9411 Рік тому
@@Radical_Left They could be useful for sure but you cant deny that it leaves you very exposed and you aren't exactly silent either. It would only be useful in area's where there is no enemy fire at all. I mean it doesn't take a genius to realize floating in the air with jets strapped to you is gonna make you an easy target.
@dunage8871 Рік тому
@@Radical_Left That literally makes zero sense and you had to be an ass about it as well... Even if these things go in WITH everything already in place, what is the roll? The hover instead of fly, so you have what? a 10 foot ceiling to fly meaning that you can't get to the second story of a building to provide cover. You are just a higher, bulkier target to shoot at next to everything else you said that is there. I would be more interested in these if we knew the carrying capacity. These would be awesome as a on field medivac to get wounded troops out of an area that a helo can't get to or even to get them moving across an area towards the helo to decrease the time taken to get them out of the AO. As for combat, these are useless. The last thing I would want to do is land, shake my arm loose, and then grab my weapon. You don't have that kind of time in a combat situation.
@leftiesarepedophiles Рік тому
@@Radical_Left oh so just send in a whole army like a halo game. tell me you have never seen an actual battle without telling me. talk about thinking like a child. you think that troops are jus sent in like a battle roster for a video game.
@user-xz1po6py7z Рік тому
Тепичный американский долбоеб.
@rockinrocketman Рік тому
Awesome to see in operation
@Criminaljustice79 11 місяців тому
Awesome tech. Super vulnerable during flight with no weapons.
@zeph0shade 7 місяців тому
You say that almost as if that doesn't describe lots of military aircraft already? Military tech is very often about utility, not always about whether it can shoot things.
@shivamanand3686 2 місяці тому
Check out French jet pack then.
@digimook Рік тому
Well, the jet pack promise has finally been put out there. Interesting how steering via hands reminds me so much of Iron Man.
@justsaiyansteve Рік тому
I dont like how the hands arent free though, hopefully version 2.0 has a different hand thrust.
@nightxwl9782 Рік тому
That's what it was based on. I first discovered Gravity industries through Hacksmith while they were building an Iron Man Suit
@CHMichael Рік тому
Most likely more crazy inventors in the movie industry than in the military. ..... and it has to look plausible.
@lcfflc3887 Рік тому
yes but you have no idea how in good shape one has to be, it's no joke, that was said by the original inventor and developer, it's all in your shoulders and entire arms, i have no doubts about me but for and average person 🙄 they won't even get up 3 feet lol, if they really want to issue this to like every soldier and to increase the flight time, they need to at some support to the arms, like some type of straps to keep the arms closer to the body or some type of robotic assist arms, yeah, that would be closer to and ironman suit, that way the pilot doesn't have to do all the work, Auto pilot could be possible too.
@MasterMindmars Рік тому
In 1965 was invented one very similar. In the Olimpic games of Los Angeles at the 80s one man landed into the stadium.
@justinwalker8364 Рік тому
they are definitely getting faster - that rapid ex fit jump was the best part.
@Father_Link Рік тому
Imagine two of them carrying a stretcher from the deck of the ship into a helicopter that is hovering 30 meters above
@michaelwalters7110 11 місяців тому
Nice proof of concept. Will be watching this platform evolve.
@GerryCorbin-xd6vn 4 місяці тому
Now thats just awesome, from Canada.
@user-jf5pu8lt7c Місяць тому
یادش بخیر 2:33 😊😊
@JJs_playground Рік тому
Great progression, from the early days. *Literally becoming Iron man and war machine IRL.*
@greenlawnfarm5827 Рік тому
Yes, they now have drones.
@JustRememberWhoYoureWorkingFor Рік тому
They are becoming Carl Johnson
@IRMentat Рік тому
These are larger than the ones they used to fly around sport stadiums with in the 60s. Seriously, look up the videos they still exist. Best improvement is maybe the flight time but they are still fuel hogs that need stable landing platforms due to momentum and VTOL via jet propulsion.
@Quickened1 Рік тому
Iron Man without the armor, weapons, and supersonic flight capabilities, but yeah, Iron Man and War Machine...lol
@randallsanchez3161 Рік тому
@@IRMentat Bigger slightly but better. The old jet packs ran sodium peroxide across silver mesh to create a gas. The flight time was only 20-22 seconds. These jet packs have a flight time of 10min which is a huge improvement. Great for a quick dash in and out without needing a helicopter. Even better is that they could make a surprise landing quickly and establish covering fire for a helicopter or fast boat which could bring in more troops. Very situational but one more tool that can be used.
@actionau Рік тому
That is so sick. Reminds me so much of that scene where Tony Stark was demonstrating his Jericho missile system to the military brass.
@epj0211 Рік тому
@@danp576Would you like to elaborate on that?
@hazel-vf7on Рік тому
@@epj0211 It sounded pretty opinionated - didn't bother to compare anything - so it's basically another anti-tech comment
@TheeSlickShady Рік тому
@@danp576 I agree BS in the movies cuz all Marvel movies are BS I can see with all the deepfakes out there how you could call this video BS Are drones not: Faster & Cheaper Less risk of life to the operator ?
@TheeSlickShady Рік тому
So drones are faster and cheaper and safer to the operator, no ? Drones have been around over twenty years Lol This tech seems like "too late" for most military purposes; drones have these types of missions covered It will go straight to gimmick/fad like a hoverboard or roller blades (Google glasses and Segway Scooters, for my young friends) A local newscaster will soon use one for ratings Or rich influencers will be flying from Starbucks to Starbucks leaving bad reviews And then crash into a self-driving car
@TheeSlickShady Рік тому
@@epj0211 Floating Human Targets A low velocity is all the human body could handle in one of those; Easily picked up on radar too Sound and heat traces I see them making more money selling them to the rich, Than putting a human soldier in one I say we strap one of these onto a robot from Boston Dynamics; Remove the human from war, please 🥀
@voicetube 5 місяців тому
This is a kind ultimate badassery .... Amazing!
@MrKuhistani Рік тому
wow, this is as close as we can get to flying...amazing ...
@halcyoncarnival726 Рік тому
Being a 90's kid, I had to load up the Rocketbelt music from the SNES version of Pilotwings while watching this. It did not disappoint.
@jesuschristiscallingyou953 Рік тому
I LOVED that jazzy music from Pilot Wings. 🥹 I had the game (and others) and my SNES up until 2014.
@aka1gbr Рік тому
i'm looking forward to the hover lock so the pilot can fire from the air, or do other things like explosive placeing, also a automated smoke despenser might be good.
@evolicious Рік тому
Wouldn't work since stabilization requires the body to be in a certain position with the front turbines on your hands pointed down. It's not a platform that could ever be used for real combat.
@h4n4sdulala76 Рік тому
remote auto gun or operated by someone from a distant. or with auto targeting, seeking blabla
@nick111138 Рік тому
@@evolicious Autopilot already exists though. Just need to adapt it to this, it's in no way impossible. Mechanical assist for locking thrusters in place and guiding their orientation also isn't impossible either. We already have the tech to do this so it's very much possible. It just has to be put together.
@FokkerBoombass Рік тому
0:17 It has a helmet-operated turret with a pistol, basically it aims where the pilot looks - or at least that's the idea. I'm sure they will come up with ways to mount more effective weapons but I'm guessing weight and bulk is a big concern.
@h4n4sdulala76 Рік тому
@@FokkerBoombass OR IT COULD JUST BE FOR TROOP INSERTION AND EXTRACTION
@craig7350 2 місяці тому
This is more of what I think everyone expected after the first H2O2 rocket packs decades ago. It took a while but that is absolutely amazing!
@deldridg 7 місяців тому
I'm imagining someone uncovering this footage in 2050 and having a good chuckle.
@mdc503 Рік тому
Getting really good at those fast turns and quick direction changes. Continued success.
@NoOneToNoOne89 Рік тому
Meanwhile enemy 1: hey, bro, we have two guys slowly flying over here. Enemy 2: why don’t we shoot them? Seems like an easy target with a lot of opportunity to take them down. Enemy 1: I guess we’ll just sit here and wait for them to arrive and defeat us slowly after landing and grabbing their rifles.
@framboisenoir4910 Рік тому
@@NoOneToNoOne89 Hum, i'm just surprise there's not an autonomous gun or human control gun (maybe someone behind a screen) on the jetpack ... You know they could easily have drones flying around them, engaging enemies from an other direction while the move on the target from an other angle?
@anclesam-iy7iu Рік тому
@@NoOneToNoOne89 lol
@anclesam-iy7iu Рік тому
@@framboisenoir4910 it is made for different purpose like rescuing other people if they are stuck somewhere in the jungle till help arrives maybe people stuck in the middle of a forest it is not made to fight and engage enemy lol
@max_well2077 Рік тому
I feel like people keep think about the areas in combat where this system may be deficient, but I'm thinking this system would be amazing for more thorough recon, and quick response medical teams that wouldn't need to be deployed with the main force. Also the stealth capabilities are pretty great, to be effectively more quiet than ambient sound past 150 to 200 yards is way closer a small helicopter could ever get. There's alot more than make this extremely useful without it ever having to see direct combat
@CurlyJefferson666 Рік тому
Seems like something that would be useful in a search and rescue role more than a combat role like searching open water for bodies or mountain rescue, they wouldn't be able to extract the person but you could get to someone that is critically injured a hell of a lot faster to start first aid until a helicopter team can get the patient out
@jaeyd4 Рік тому
Drone + heli trump this in both recon and sar applications. It is nowhere near stealth, sluggish in the air, has 8 min of run time before it becomes a very heavy backpack that doesn’t carry anything, exposes the operator to danger and likely creates heavy arm fatigue from bracing against the power of the thrusters, carries one person, no multi sensor capability (flir, nv, variable zoom, radar etc) all of which are useful in recon or sar scenarios. Its a cool toy, but it’s not very useful in practice when compared to conventional alternatives. Gotta use marketing to polish it up enough to sell it as military equipment so I’m guessing it comes with a hefty price tag as well.
@richbob9155 Рік тому
"Also the stealth capabilities are pretty great," these things areas loud as helicopters and have a range of a matter of minutes. They cannot carry more than one light person either. So useless in recon and useless for medics. You really should watcha video of them without the sound being edited. They are deafening and you are supposed to wear ear protection any time they are running. They are jet engines ffs! Everything you wrote is stupid beyond belief. Go read a book.
@richbob9155 Рік тому
@@jaeyd4 You are correct but there is no chance in hell any military will ever buy this no matter how much polish is added. It is just a toy. This advert being military in looks is probably just an advertising strategy to make rich people think it is new technology and not just another jet engine strapped to a person like every jetpack ever.
@max_well2077 Рік тому
@@jaeyd4 yes I agree that as it is currently it wouldn't be very useful. But as a proof of concept( which is what this looks like) it shows that this can be a very useful tool. Mounting the applicable gear for a certain scenario could be another advancement, modularity in the platform. I feel like your not thinking about what 5 or so years of rnd with a huge military contract can do for tech
@swanoflove6833 Місяць тому
feels like something out of the future.. crazy!
@drdaddy721 Рік тому
The jet suit is undoubtedly one of the most remarkable and awe-inspiring inventions of this decade, representing a major leap forward in human mobility and exploration. Its potential to revolutionize the way we travel, work, and even rescue people is truly staggering. However, like any revolutionary technology, the jet suit is not without its challenges and concerns. One major concern is its fuel consumption, which is currently quite high compared to other modes of transportation. While a bus can travel for several days on the same amount of fuel that powers a single jet suit flight, it is important to remember that the jet suit is a much smaller and more specialized vehicle, designed for short, high-speed flights rather than long-distance travel. Despite this challenge, the jet suit remains an incredible achievement of human ingenuity and innovation. Its sleek design, advanced propulsion system, and precise maneuverability make it a truly impressive feat of engineering. As we continue to refine and improve the technology behind the jet suit, we can look forward to even more amazing advancements in the years to come.
@riot105 Рік тому
"Rockets in the sky" "Got a clear view sir" "I'll take the high road. "Riding high. "You got no place to hide" Everyday we get closer to fiction. Impressive.
@nahnahson Рік тому
Almost like red alert 2 was correct
@pippieskent9150 Рік тому
You read my mind.
@notarmchairhistorian7779 Рік тому
Red Alert: Putins' Revenge
@thatonepurplecrayon Рік тому
Yes
@Higgy_ZA Рік тому
Next there is no will, only yuris will 😂
@thropolupolus3605 Рік тому
Having grown up in the 70's and 80's and watching Star trek and the Jetsons , I always thought we should have had this stuff yrs ago. But better late than never. Super cool
@HanSolo__ 3 місяці тому
We absolutelty shold not have anything alike. Cars are more dangerous than guns. (Guns are mostly safe if only carried with minimum of gun basic safety) This is multiple times more dangerous if it gets popular. Now. Imagine crowded space at some hight city center and a hooverbike shoot out chase with cops in the middlle of all this.
@peters303 7 місяців тому
Insane 💪🏼🇬🇧
@greywolf271 Рік тому
Sometime in the future, not too long, this will be part of Redbull racing. Also, integrated radar or infrared tracking to target enemies with a shoulder mounted medium cal gun ? Need to compensate for recoil though.
@mariokery7155 Рік тому
These can be applied for Forest Fire first responders. Excellent technology for emergency first aid. Congratulations.
@KLienne Рік тому
It would be, but I bet only the military has the budget to use these things.
@rogthepirate4593 Рік тому
@@KLienne These have actually been tested for search-and-rescue operations and first aid usage already, so apparently not.
@trayhomes5783 Рік тому
Well the budget for this would have to be considered first and foremost. We all know how that works with the American government. If the politicians aren't making money off this then let the wild fires burn. Spending money on putting out wild fires takes away from some politicians luxury vacations then i would bet that first responders will stay grounded.
@MrGhostdog7777 Рік тому
@@rogthepirate4593 The range on these things can't be very far, 5 min fly time? 5 mile range maybe?
@rogthepirate4593 Рік тому
@@trayhomes5783 Gravity is a UK company. If it doesn't happen in the US, it will happen somewhere else.
@Incheon822 Рік тому
Vulnerable while flying. Perfect mobility.
@schradog01 Рік тому
Need Ironman armor now
@ryangraham71 Рік тому
Even when you land your vulnerable becuase your hauling so much gear and you also have a explosive on your back
@jeremiah0150 11 місяців тому
rocketeers in the sky! All fired up! Check out the view! I can go anywhere! Got a clear view, sir! Ready to soar!
@User-hg4xn Місяць тому
Damn ra2 quotes goes crazy
@CIS101 Місяць тому
All very cool, and I've seen quite a few videos like this before. So it's all great tech, but these guys seem like easy targets. But it might be a good idea to keep the ball rolling on these operations as this could come in very handy sometimes.
@johnnyv498 Рік тому
They'll need a self propelled mode so a soldier can engage on the enemy as he's flying.
@eliezerdaniel Рік тому
it is self propelled, the pilots are not waving their wings or anything like that... you mean some sort of auto navigation
@bigcrazy9068 Рік тому
You know what he means.
@psychromaniac3525 Рік тому
I mean, there's already helicopters.
@Alacod19 Рік тому
It be more practical to mount a gun to it and figure out the tech behind that than have it autopilot.
@eliezerdaniel Рік тому
@@glenmcdonald1060 as superior human being I can only try to save people from saying things that don’t help them look bright. Sad thing is those are the majority. But it’s our duty to keep pn working against ignorance.
@thezanzibarbarian5729 Рік тому
Not exactly the quietest form of attack I can think of. Enemy 1 - _"What's that roaring sound outside?"_ Enemy 2 - _"I think it's Abdul using the pressure washer!"_ Enemy 1 - _"Oh! Thank goodness for that. I thought it was a US Marine using a jetpack."_
@NoOneToNoOne89 Рік тому
Meanwhile outdoor enemy 1: hey, bro, we have two guys slowly flying over here. Outdoor Enemy 2: why don’t we shoot them? Seems like an easy target with a lot of opportunity to take them down. Outdoor Enemy 1: I guess we’ll just sit here and wait for them to arrive and defeat us slowly after landing and grabbing their rifles.
@markjohn4203 Рік тому
@@NoOneToNoOne89 🤣🤣🤣
@NexAngelus405 Рік тому
Actually, if they fly fast enough, they won't notice until they're too close to do anything about it due to the Dopler Effect making the sound too high-pitched for human ears to perceive. The Dopler Effect is also why, if you're standing on the side of the road and a car is approaching from far away at a high enough speed, you don't hear the roar of the car's engine until it's just about to pass you by.
@NeoDerGrose Рік тому
@@NexAngelus405 And how fast would you want to go to pitch the sound high enough?
@Doorito_ Рік тому
Flying bullseye - "hold on, let me take my hands out the thingy and get my gun ready before we start shooting, okay?" Enemy 1 "I'm not falling for that again!"
@irwinvasquez9858 Місяць тому
I'm pretty sure the military has technology that more advanced than anything we can imagine. But it's still cool to see this tech being applied.
@danielmartin4596 Рік тому
Completely aside from how good this already is, with 2-4 weapon drones slaved to each guy I could see a very cool future for this.
@betterd9160 Рік тому
Eventually it will be autonomous robots flying like that. Hitting the ground at a full run and firing accurately. Could you imagine seeing 10000 coming at you with Apocalypse Now music playing.
@Vsor Рік тому
Why have the guy?
@emissarygw2264 Рік тому
@@Vsor so that he can open doors and press buttons and do other human'y things I guess
@johndemeritt3460 Рік тому
Remember this: this cat's already out of the bag. So while this looks cool, it's entirely possible that our forces may face hostile forces with like capabilities. And how cool would that be? Can you say, "Dogfights between competing forces"?
@acheybones588 Рік тому
“Cool” except for anybody dying in or from these things but it is extremely cool from the armchair perspective
@roederlicous Рік тому
Imagine being able to train these to be strong enough to carry wounded people back. It would be an absolute game changer to cut that much time off.
@jackw8338 Рік тому
Great point I could see these being really effective if used by medics and adapted to carry wounded like you said.
@renderproductions1032 Рік тому
Especially if you had two people with a stretcher
@AJ_Sparten1337 Рік тому
If that were to be a possibility, then this would fundamentally change how PJ’s operate. Which would be a very good thing for the wounded.
@bendgeddes Рік тому
Phuck military applications. I want jet pack fishing!🎣
@games4us132 Рік тому
That won't work. Tou need at least four people to carry someone with full equipment around.
@RexfromIslaNublar 3 місяці тому
I’m looking forward to the time when these will be making us fly higher
@carl8790 Рік тому
Who would've thought that GTA SA would had predicted the future of viable jet suits? Crazy and I love it. So cool!
@NScherdin 2 місяці тому
Disney predicted this a couple decades ago. :)
@ELECTR0HERMIT Рік тому
That is just insane. Absolutely unreal looking.
@Shmoffy_ Рік тому
Fucking nuts, used to only see that stuff in the movies. I bet we’ll look like a couple of fools in 20 years with how impressed we are by this. it’s only gonna get so much more advanced
@scotttaylor9133 Рік тому
what does seem useful to me (and this may just be dumb) is the ability to move over terrain that would otherwise be very difficult. Not to drop people right in to the fight, but to get them close enough to drop the packs and engage on foot in a time frame they couldn't otherwise, and also having them move singly means that a single hit can't take down a group of them (like you'd have in a aircraft that you hit with something fatal). Lots of targets, I see very rapid movement of troops over short distances completely independent of each other. I see this being useful, but not like it looks here. I don't see anyone using these to land right on top of any type of hard target, but infil/exfil close or traversal of otherwise tough to impassable terrain could make a real difference in a tactical sense.
@w.harrison7277 Рік тому
That's a great point. Moving over difficult terrain or gaining access to a large ship.
@w3ss3x Рік тому
In Northern England air ambulances are purchasing a few of these for hilly/jagged terrain that can't be accessed by helicopters. So that a trauma paramedic can get there quickly
@nobodyspecial4702 Рік тому
Weight limits are the biggest problem. Bullets aren't light, and other equipment adds up fast. Paramedics have to carry everything they need on them, and this suit doesn't allow them to carry much.
@w3ss3x Рік тому
@@nobodyspecial4702 they carry the basics to stabilise emergency patients. Otherwise it's a 70m climb
@MisterNi Рік тому
Climbing up mountains with rough terrain and when it's too windy to send a helicopter as a medivac is exactly what these jetpacks are being used for.
@porterijsseldijk3953 6 місяців тому
I love how the military acts like they invented it
@movadoboomer6187 7 місяців тому
Wow now I wish I can use this so I can pull up in school like this so I can fly with a jet pack
@brickyrobot8932 Рік тому
This is so futuristic. Really excited to see what the kind of technology with achieve in the next few decades!
@sonik954 Рік тому
iphone 42 with cerebral control technology.
@eb4686 Рік тому
Yes and bloodshed in too.
@Crimsonedge1 Рік тому
Technology that can and likely WILL be used against you.
@eb4686 Рік тому
@@Crimsonedge1 PS, especially if your Black.
@nowherepeople3431 Рік тому
@@eb4686 Especially if you’re white. We the only group who are denied political representation on an ethnic basis.
@stuartbrown1677 Рік тому
Amazing It will do nothing but develop and develop into better faster longer flights with fast responses Keep developing ,team! Stuart in Ireland ☘️
@KLienne Рік тому
It's hard to make them fly for any longer, advancements in battery technology have been staggering for a long time.
@stevew145 Рік тому
@@KLienne No batteries here... That's jet fuel
@KLienne Рік тому
@@stevew145 okay, thanks
@brianfhunter Рік тому
@@KLienne - Also, battery technology had very little incentive and return last few decades, but now with electric cars and drones, the incentives a returns are very high, a shit ton of progress has already been made on the lab and now people are trying to produce in large scale... We already can make batteries with double the capacity and recharge speed, but not yet on large scale with good prices... its a Manufacture Problem now, not a lab problem.
@KLienne Рік тому
@@brianfhunter Yea, but lithium-ion batteries have been around since 1985 and there hasn't been a new type of battery that would hold charge as relatively well as they do whilst being rechargeable, compact, and versatile. However, they are still very dangerous, their capacity degrades over time and their production as well as recycling come at a big environmental cost. When it comes to Li-ion batteries, there's too much greenwashing going on. It's just sad that chemically, there hasn't been a newer invention with fewer disadvantages.
@TheLeemajor1 7 місяців тому
Awesome 👍
@rebeccaweil1 11 місяців тому
Incredible
@jayyaj6518 Рік тому
Just my personal 2 cents from a military perspective. I've been following Gravity's work for years. This is extremely impressive and will definitely aid military related operations a lot. That being said, until they can provide soldiers the ability to also shoot whilst coming in on target, this will never be used in an assault operation because the noise will have caused them to lose the element of surprise, giving the opposition force the initiative and the soldiers without a means to actually participate in combat. Still, this is extremely impressive and makes me very exited for the future. Damnit, what I wouldn't give to be 19 years old again now. lol
@YeboMate Рік тому
That's it isn't it though, iterate, iterate, and iterate until we have a whole generation of Mandalorians... This is the way.
@ironwolfsaber2739 Рік тому
Agreeing with the current assessment but from prior versions it seems they're aware of issues plaguing the idea. Older variants from this and other companies where massively bulky, far more noiser and far less agile. The agility and the quick exfil from the device are proof of military mindedness. For search and rescue it's already there for at least funding people and first aid.
@BSnicks Рік тому
The time it takes to pull their hands out and grab the gun, is more than enough for the enemies to target and shoot. You will be dead on arrival!
@richardfoulger4486 Рік тому
@@BSnicks just wait for UAV weapon platforms in support. Early days but this could devastatingly effective
@ColonelJackOnUChoob Рік тому
0:20 Heading is "Helmet Steered Suppressive Capabality (Shown Inactive) "
@barrymccockner6450 Рік тому
This the most functional personal flight device I've seen demonstrated! With fuel source improvements and the natural progression of tech shrinking in size , this could be a very usable platform for many civilian applications like search and rescue . Great work!
@PrinceWesterburg Рік тому
Tech shrinking in size? Physics hippy!
@Nick--Name Рік тому
This is a fake slightly edited in the editor. There is no such technology. There are no traces of jet blast on the water in many places, it must also be hot and the air behind it must melt. This is not observed - fake * * * Это фейк немного отредактированный в редакторе. Нет такой технологии. На воде нет следов от реактивной струи во многих местах, так же она должна быть горячая и воздух за ней должен плавиться. Этого не наблюдается - фейк
@OgFurious1 Рік тому
Very cool and useful, but I don’t see how this would be revolutionary for humans in combat, this was built to be outfitted to androids in my opinion.
@internetofficecrm6730 Рік тому
This is the most fake device
@BleachedAnubis Рік тому
I like how you're comment is very organic and doesn't feel like it's possible ai generated, good work!
@edwardarquette3884 3 місяці тому
Can't wait to see what these will look like in 20 years
@Chrisp3gg Рік тому
I need one of these to get to work and skip all the traffic jams ;-)
@jamesfilms_ Рік тому
Crazy how far Gravity has come. And this is the best piloting I've seen yet!
@Rayrockny Рік тому
Gravity has came very far lol
@David-wk6md Рік тому
I used to lift up things I can't anymore. It must be gettin stronger.
@alechighfield893 Рік тому
It’s funny that they think your joking shows the intelligence of some people
@rccrazy Рік тому
🤦🤣
@firstname_middlename_lastname Рік тому
I enjoyed the invention of gravity
@40KoopasWereHere Рік тому
Just wanted to point out - it's usually the easiest time in most single player FPS games to shoot the NPC enemy while it's rappelling down from a heli, or in this case, taking several seconds to come in for a landing.
@absentmindedjwc Рік тому
And for this reason, I wouldn't imagine these people are on their own - they would likely have cover from another ship or the land for overwatch.
@viasevenvai Рік тому
so you’re actually explaining why these are a big help. It is getting rid of the boat to boat intercept with ropes. It’s getting rid of the boat to beach deployment. The soldier shows up quicker and mounts quicker.
@r_emerasynth Рік тому
@@viasevenvai No? These things are loud, expensive, even slower than rappelling from a helicopter because you have to go from A to B without interruption, weather has to be just perfect, requires a lot more training than conventional rappelling. And with rappelling at least you can all collectively be over the same target at the same time. This is an expensive risk to take, you can easily be shot at (not directly hit, but shot at) and there's literally no fallback plan if the operator isn't conscious, making it an airborne danger to the other people in the air.
@DeepSouthBuilder Рік тому
If it’s an actual live fire situation there would DEFINITELY be heavy suppressive fire from an Apache or a fighter.
@RobotAndRobot Рік тому
Right…and militaries/police all around the world still rappel down from helicopters…because FPS games aren’t realistic depictions of the world This is like saying tanks aren’t a good idea because you take them down with 2 bazooka hits in CoD
@Skeptic2006 Рік тому
Cool to see there's now two people who can fly these.
@NO-ch7uq Рік тому
와 죽이네 ~! 대박!
@dgoddard Рік тому
If the Blue Angels get a hold of these, it's really going to be kickass!
@Ass_Burgers_Syndrome Рік тому
Red Arrows
@tannerpaisley-ve6dq Рік тому
RocketSemi was a disaster for airshows. Jetpack choreography might loosen up the sad Turkey's
@1971jwing Рік тому
If this is unadulterated, then congratulations on sick and deadly tech. Pilot operators seemed smooth and sharp. Congrats.
@FreebirthBoccara Рік тому
deadly..for who? the operator? ffs a single person with a rifle could defend against this. its loud, flys in nearly straight lines, and tehy cant carry armor or use weapons wile flying.. they arent even sittign ducks.. they are flying ducks.. which is where ducks get shot.. in the air.
@noneofyourbusiness6210 Рік тому
You're dumb af
@f.d.6667 Рік тому
Deadly indeed. They are dead before they get anywhere near their targets: loud, slow & unable to defend themselves...
@Jeff-zy8bf Рік тому
@F.D. Obviously you could not fly this thing into live fire, still many different applications.
@lilpain8883 Рік тому
@@Jeff-zy8bf It's unlikely the purpose is to use this in a large-scale combat scenario lmao. Though the tech will become a lot better over time, quieter and more streamline allowing for proper combat utilization to be a real purpose.
@AjemanChannel-il3ci 2 місяці тому
So Amazing. Thanks For Sharing. > Toronto, Canada
@MaxwellSkylight-el1rv 4 місяці тому
I'll love these suits
@TrickyThe0ne Рік тому
Pretty remarkable capability.
@mr.sandbag8719 Рік тому
Interesting compartmentalized operations are always a good thing to spend my time enjoying.😊
@Tactsu142 20 днів тому
Congrats, you've created a flying tanerite target!
@davidpfromm4405 Рік тому
These get a lot more viable when you consider the insanely advanced drone development happening currently.
@fnordcinco Рік тому
A squad of guys flying next to a swarm of drones.
@Mechantrix 6 місяців тому
At least somebody get's it! ;) Slap some AI Automated HELCAP's on some drones, and others just some automated high-rate of fire weapons to cover you during transitions of positions and you're pretty much a flying mini air-craft carrier that can land on any position. Send a squadron of those after sneaking to a close proximity before engaging and activating the jets, to land on unexpected places from multiple angles and see how prepared people really are.. ;)
@Red-Check-Mark 3 місяці тому
@@Mechantrix😂Jamming exists, dude. Especially for drones. Keep being as stupid and useless as this invention is.
@reecegunningham Рік тому
Landing and take off's looking more and more like Iron man. Looks more natural for him now
@danielwhyatt3278 Рік тому
Totally
@steveo601 Рік тому
What motors are they using?? Turbine’s take a while to spool. That’s crazy
@evanescentenquirer2684 Рік тому
@@TFT-bp8zk thats... how a job works?
@MasterCommanderBastid Рік тому
High Speed! Fantastic evolution and demonstrated tasks. Salute
@jasona.greenwood5296 5 місяців тому
Those are awesome! I want one. Not really but it looks like fun
@jakemelen9879 Рік тому
I can imagine they will improve to a ride-by-wire version that mounts the jets in a way that frees up the pilots hands, and steering inputs can come from either glove or thumb control, or even AI controlled.. Really excited (and equally terrified) of the future!!
@mrcarr9890 Рік тому
Couldn't have said it better myself
@Nick--Name Рік тому
It's fake
@notsocommie Рік тому
That's what I was thinking, our soldiers would become like hornets or something, very cool stuff.
@Outwardpd Рік тому
@@Nick--Name Your Russian ass probably wishes it was fake, this types of 'jetpacks' have existed for years.
@LuciferTheFirstBorn Рік тому
@@Nick--Name 🤦♂️
@rossrreyes Рік тому
This is both Brilliant AND Insane at the same time. 👍👍👍
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