Americans React to 10 Surprising Swedish Inventions and Discoveries
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FunFact: When the film Monty Python's Life of Brian was banned in Norway under blasphemous laws, in Sweden the marketing campaign ran with 'A movie so funny they banned it in Norway' :)
Ha! I remember that!
I will never forget that! 😂
And Norways claim to fame is the invention of the osthyvel (cheese slicer) 😉
Far more, but I cant list it typing with my pointy
@@psy-op1201 For which I'm eternally grateful!
Worth noting Nils Bohlin and Volvo refused to patent the seat belt due to it's importance and effectiveness at saving lives.
Not quite true. They patented it but then released the patent into the public domain.
It was an open patent that meant everyone could use it for free.
If they didn't patent it, someone else would. They had to. Goes for any invention.
Yeah, same thing with Mercedes and the ABS system. Hey USA, there's an idea for you somewhere (hint: doing good for humanity without cashing in at any cost - but simply because it's the right thing to do)
@@Arsenic71Now that's a lot to ask of the USA where profits come before taking care of humans is the norm!
Here to show support for my Swedish siblings, love from Norway.
Worth remembering, about the 3 point seatbelt, is that the inventor worked for Volvo. The CEO of Volvo, recognising the importance of this as a life saving device (and I believe having lost someone in a car accident without seatbelts) gifted access to this patent to ALL other car manufacturers. They could have made a fortune by charging for it but put lives above money. I was expecting dynamite to be included in this, as it was invented by Alfred Nobel, the man whose name is used for high ranking prizes in multiple industries. ❤
Very nicely done by Volvo! Other things that could have made it to top ten is the wrench, the propeller for motorboats and the computer mouse. All those tools are universally used tools.
An american would never have done this sadly, and even more sadly few swedes would today either.
I love Sweden my best friend has lived there for over 20 years and I've visited a lot, it's so clean and beautiful with an amazing rich history, absolutely one of my favourite countries that I've visited.
Its fun that i have to listen to people from other countries, to realize how much we have done for the world 🥰.
Yeah, this makes me weirdly proud 😊
Spotify is swedish, Adjustable spanner, Electrolux household appliances, Essity - from baby care to toilet paper, Walking frame/walker, Ikea , dynamite, blow torch, tetrapak, propeller , minecraft. And so on. And swedish song writers have written worlds biggest hits for years.. not us, Sweden… especially max martin… 🤘🤘
Things like Spotify and IKEA are not inventions.
@@akyhne If skype is included in this then Spotify is as well.
@@akyhne yes in a way they are. Cuz the were invented and made by someone..
I agree. Inventing a concept is also a kind of invention, right?
@@akyhneso skype is but spotify is not 😂
Let's add the propeller, the gun turret, the computer mouse, the AIS, dynamite, the adjustable wrench, the organization/naming of species...
What is AIS? Am I supposed to know?
@@da206hbe AIS is kind of an improvement of GPS, used by ships, I think planes also uses it.
It makes it work better and gives the possibility to track vessels and makes it easier to avoid collitions etc
@@da206hbe There are websites where you can see where ships and planes are in real time, those are based on AIS
Lets not forget ball bearings
@@Atzygood one
The rollator (a walker with wheels) was invented by a Swedish woman suffering from polio to help her get around. It as given my 83yo father a new sense of freedom.
The designer of the USS Monitor was a swede too.
John Ericsson
Dynamite, the electric refrigerator and the adjustable wrench are typically mentioned as well when talking about Swedish inventions.
Swedish inventions :
Blow tourch - Carl Richard Nyberg
Tetra pak - Ruben Rausing
Kerosene stoves (Primus) - Frans Wilhelm Lindqvist
Steam Turbine - Gustaf De Laval
The milk separator - Gustaf de Laval
Inkjet and Ultrasound - Helmuth Hertz
Artificial Kidney - Nils Alwall
Dry Milk - Ninni Kronberg
The Celsius temperature scale also comes from a Swedish man named Anders Celsius.
The first central bank in the world was Swedish, Founded 1668. And still exist today.
Zipper - Gideon Sundbäck
Propeller - John Ericsson
Adjustable wrench - Johan Petter Johansson
Pacemaker - Rune Elmqvist
Gauge blocks - Carl Edvard Johansson
Vacuum cleaner
In 1942, the Swedish paper company Paulistr invented the first disposable diapers.
Ball bearing
AGA-lighthouse
Bluetooth
Modern day rollator - Aina Wifalk
Mobile phones
Color graphics on computers
Safety matches
GPS
Classification of all plants & animals - Carl von Linné
The dynamite - Alfred Nobel - Yes the guy who started Nobel Prize
Padlocks
Spotify
Skype
Kick sled
Laminate flooring
Wall bars - Teacher Per Henrik Ling
Ring binder
Dishcloth - Curt Lindqvist
Sincerely Tom.
GPS was actually developed by the American Department of Defense, however, another positioning positioning system called AIS (Automatic Identification System) is based on a technology (STDMA) developed by Swedish inventor Håkan Lans. AIS is used by ships and airplane, for them to automatically identify other ships/planes.
Worth noting is the Lans also invented the graphic processing technology that enabled the use of color graphic, as well as a precursor to the computer mouse with the patent "Arrangement for producing a pattern on a light-sensitive surface".
Other trivia - as a twelve year old he built a motorized soapbox car, and at 18 a submarine(!) capable of reaching a depth of 90 meters / 295 ft. 😀
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/H%C3%A5kan_Lans
sv.wikipedia.org/wiki/H%C3%A5kan_Lans
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Automatic_identification_system
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Self-organized_time-division_multiple_access
@@t-man78 Rollatorn uppfanns 1978 av Aina Wifalk skickade in idén till en statlig utvecklingsfond. Hon fick pengar och kontakt med ett företag som gjorde konstruktionen och tre år senare drog tillverkningen igång. 40 år senare är det många som tar sig fram - och har fått bättre livskvalitet - tack vare Aina Wifalks uppfinng. Vi Svenskar är jävligt smarta, vi ska vara jävligt stolta.
No bluetooth is Dutch .
@@willvangaal8412 BLUETOOTH
Behind the standard are, among others, the companies Ericsson, IBM, Toshiba, Nokia and Intel.
By Nils Rydbeck, Penny Link, Tord Wingren, Torbjörn Gärdenfors, Sven Mattsson and Jaap Haartsen.
The reason for choosing the name Bluetooth was that Jim Kardach from Intel had read a history book about Harald Blåtand and thought it was a suitable name to bind the working group which consisted of members from Intel, IBM, Ericsson and Nokia, all with blue LOGO.
The symbol for "bluetooth" is two stylized runes; ᚼ ("H") and ᛒ ("B").
@@t-man78thats right
Amazing inventions,and there are many more swedish people blessed the world with...and the most amazing part is that such a small numbered people could come up with so many world class inventions..it speaks alot about Sweden...alot..
Äh, no... It's a thing of all Germanic tribes. If you check out, where since 1400 , more than 90% of all important invetions and discoveries were done, you end up in a map that includes Sweden, Norway, the eastern part of Great Britain, the Netherlands, Belgium, the German speakin' part of France, Swiss, Austria and of course Germany. Here we are...! And what is the main invetion, which made this advancement possible in first hand? The invention of the printing press in Germany. Therefore the German Johannes Gutenberg was elected to the most important person in the last millenium...
Very interesting! My mom had an implanted pacemaker then a defibrillator for many years,but it never zapped her(thankfully). It gave me peace of mind and I’m so grateful for that. I love learning about other countries! Thanks for another fun reaction video!❤️❤️
Sweden has your back! (or heart)
@@lipgloss202 ❤️❤️
The old more unsafe matches are the ones you can strike against any rough surface to ignite. The difference is that with the safety matches you must use the striking surface that's on box to ignite it.
Electric welding, refrigerator, propeller, dialys, EKG and more!
They made the three-point seatbelt to an open patent so all could benefit from it. The adjustable wrench is also a swedish invention. The dynamite-stick is also invented by a swede (Alfred Nobel). Spotifie is also swedishmade
Don't forget the color graphics card! Håkan Lans invented it and then spent years fighting people infringing on his patent. He also invented a navigation system for planes and boats that is world standard today.
The tall white building is the Turning torso in the city of Malmö in the south of sweden.
Yes, Yes watch more about Sweden please!
That twisted tower/skyscraper about 8:35 in the video is called Turning Torso and is located in Malmö, Sweden, and my son lives about 200 meters/600ft from it.
Really nice to see Alexander Gustafsson, the creator of the Coca Cola bottle!
He was my grandfathers uncle from Surte Glasbruk (Gothenburg) in Sweden and emigrated to north America.
You could add 100 more items to this list, not to mention world famous companies, foundations and scientific discoveries.
But one thing that has to be mentioned is the Noble Prize and the Nobel Foundation, founded by Alfred Nobel. It is the highest honor to receive in the entire world - it is the gift that keeps on giving.
That was cool but he missed Swedens most famous invention, the dynamite. Invented by Alfred Nobel who left his fortune after dying to get started the well known Nobel Prices...
He created the nobel prize after seing a description of him as "the merchant of death" he didn't want to leave such a legacy so he created the prizes.
The more you know...
When Al Murray said. "Why would the British, the very people who invented gravity, want to go somewhere where there is none...
I hope you know what he meant!
❤ from Northeast England ❤️
Yes... It was a discovery and not an invention. And finaly, the German Albert Einstein showed, that Newton was wrong. And Al Murray, is not so funny at all...
Håkan Lans was born in 1947 and during his career has, among other things, invented a predecessor to the computer mouse and a system for creating color graphics in computers. His STDMA anti-collision system is the world standard in aviation and shipping
Computer mouse, the positioning and proximity systems for boats and aircraft, TetraPak (food packaging such as milk cartons), modern refridgerator, Respirator, propeller, blow torch, ball barring and dynamite. These are just scratching the surface. Swedes spend a lot of time finding solutions to problems and improving designs on existing ones.
I agree, Håkan Lans and so many more..
The binomial system of taxonomy was invented by Swede Carl Linnaeus, by which humans are classified as *Homo sapiens* etc. I’d say that’s a bigger deal than most of these.
I can tell you more.
Like the colorgrapics - Håkan Lans
But we have also made a big impact on the US ;)
Walgreens, started by Charles Rudolph Walgreen son on swedish emigrants.
Nordstrom, started by Johan Nordström and Carl Wallin both swedish emigrants.
Mossberg shotguns, started by O.F Mossberg, swedish emigrant
And probably a few more
Indian motorcycle is Swedish founder from Lönneberga Småland Sweden.
John Ericsson and the USS Monitor: A Maritime Revolution
John Ericsson, a renowned engineer and inventor, made significant contributions to the development of the propeller and naval warfare. His most famous creation, the USS Monitor, was a revolutionary ironclad warship that played a crucial role in the American Civil War.
Before Ericsson, while the concept of a rotating device to propel ships existed, it was Ericsson who developed a practical and efficient propeller design. His innovation involved replacing the traditional "goose-foot" propeller with a more streamlined design featuring blades mounted in a ring, greatly improving the propeller's performance.
Greetings from Sweden!
You guys just got yourselves a new subscriber and a like 🎉
Great video I love how diverse your Chanel is now, great work. 😅😅😊😊
Perfect timing. Off to Denmark today before heading to Sweden next week
You can sometimes see the use of the old type of matches in old westerns as they take place before safety matches were invented. Cowboys and gunslingers lighting their cigarettes by drawing the non-safety match against the wall of the sole of their boot.
You can also buy that type of matches under the name "strike anywhere" matches, but keep in mind, since they come with both active ingredients in the matchstick head it also mean that they can spontaneously combust when traveling or sent by mail. So they are really "un-safety matches"
We can still get Coke in original small glass bottles. It tastes different, even though it's identical.
Try Champagne from a wide glass and a flute glass... they taste very very different. It's about how the bubbles escape and go up your nose 😮
Cool eh!
❤ from Northeast England ❤️
Very innovative!
Let me just add some:
Alfred Nobel - Dynamite, and many more
Carl Edvard Johansson - Precision blocks
Håkan Lans - The mouse, graphics, gps and so much more...
There are so many others that has made a great impact on our world!
Also to give more credit to Nils Bohlin and Volvo, they chose to make the 3-point seatbelt freely available for anybody as they felt the saved lives outweigh monetary gains from the patent.
Some inventions I *think* were originally invented by Swedes:
Dynamite, Spotify (100% sure about this), modern fridges and blow torches. And obviously Minecraft.
As a swede i just gotta sub to you :) love your reaction. I love it when americans discover little Sweden and our littlebig history :). Small country but with great innovation spirit i guess we got that from the vikings mindset to always think of new ways to improve our bleak and harsh existence. Sweden even developed the modern warfare, Dynamite, and yeah long list.
Can I just say that I love hearing people that speak English saying Swedish words and names?
It just sounds cute.
One of the names he said "Ake" is Åke, the Å is kinda like how you'd "oh" but without reaching the h-sound, or the "oh" in "oh my god"
Thats easear for a German, as a Enlishman.☝️
As a Swede, let's see if I know all of these 😂
Happy to say, I knew all of them 👍
Sweden, "ABBA"
Drops mic, leaves the room.
The wrench and the ball bearings were Swedish inventions. Carl Von Linné, also from Sweden, laid the foundation for modern nomenclature in biology and modern systematics, which groups plants and animals.
The twisting building is in Malmö in south Sweden and is called "Turning torso".
Bluetooth and the AGA lighthouse by Gustav Dalén and wrench.
Bluetooth is Dutch .
@@willvangaal8412 Based on information about "Short-Link", wich is the first name of Bluetooth, it was 2 Swedes, one at Ericsson and a doctor who invented it.
However, a Dutch dude did get the credit for it, was deserved for sure.
But he was not the pure inventor. The main inventors of the technology was Swedes at Ericsson.
The patent was under a Swede and all. If they didnt invent it, they wouldnt get the patent ;p
The old matches looked basically the same but they could ignite just from rubbing them against anything. So it was easy to start fires by accident. Some variants wasn't very stable as well so they could drop small burning fragments when ignited which in turn could ignite a carpet or your clothes. Also some where poisionous to the extent that one box of matches could kill a person.
I worked with people who had a pacemaker fitted and every year they would take time off work to get the batteries changed, you can’t actually change the batteries so a new pacemaker is fitted. ❤😅😊
"Made in" owes a lot of its history to the Swedish safety match. Since Swedish matches were known for their superior quality around the world, Japan named one of their island Sweden and set up a match factory there.
My name is Harold Hobson live in Haworth West Yorkshire UK and I recently found out the surname Hobson is derived from Denmark. Just bought a dna kit to see how Scandinavian I am 😂😂😂
Hobson is an English patronymic surname. Originating in Scandinavian Denmark, the surname found its way to England and Iceland during the Anglo-Saxon (450-1066) and Viking (793-1066) eras, evolving from Son of Hrod (Hróður) to Hobson. 🎉🎉🎉
Amazing inventions, especially concerning safety
Iii am Sweee Dish. Well, Ok, I am Scottish. The Band ABBA were Swedish. There is a Video you should watch by Scotland Unplugged called 'How Scotland Invented the Modern World' It doesn't tell you everything, but just enough.🧸🧸
Im from the same village as Anders Celsius and the central primary school in the village is named Celsius too
if you see the matches that he turns their heads towards each other, they are kind of the old ones, so if you have a box of matches in your trouser pocket, a violent movement is enough to light them.
Give your brother my sympathy 😢
😂
❤ from Northeast England ❤️
Just for a bit of fun have a look at What Did The British ever did for us?Cheers both.
Johan Petter "JP" Johansson (1853-1943) he invented two tools that have become very important: the adjustable pipe pliers (patented in 1888) and the wrench
You should react to the 10 most beautiful subway stations in Stockholm, you’d love it
Thank you for sharing, I learned a lot there myself.
The United States could have looked different if the Swede John Ericsson had not invented the USS Monitor. This meant that the Northerners won over the Southerners in the American Civil War.
The USS Monitor is best known for its efforts at the Battle of Hampton Roads in March 1862, where it prevented the ironclad CSS Virginia (also known as the USS Merrimack) from breaking the Union naval blockade of Norfolk. This battle was the first between two armoured warships.
The worlds first automatic mobile network was actually invented in Sweden back in December of 1951 by a Swede called Sture Lauhrén and the first mobile phone call was from his car on the 3rd of the December 1951 to a landline. The worlds first mobile network that covered more than one country was NMT (Nordic Mobile Telecommunications) back in 1981. It was invented in 1969 however it took several years to integrated it to the Nordic countries different automated phone systems.
This is super! I love your faces throughout this video 🥹😘
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Celsius is easy. Boiling point at 100 degress, freezing point at 0 degress. That's all you need to know, the rest is just learned by feeling it i guess. Like how hot or cold something feels like with weather and such.
The matches you saw can very well be "old matches", they pretty much have not changed design at all.
Välkommen till Sverige! Welcome to Sweden!❤
Great video! Would highly recommend watching Geography Now: Sweden! Our country is beautiful and awesome in many ways. :)
We'll have to watch it on our own unfortunately. We've done reactions to Geography Now in the past and they did not play nice when it came to copyright takedowns.
@@RNTV That's dissappointing from them, either way! Quality video, hope you do watch it and enjoy! I'm binging all your football videos right now 😄
If you've ever seen a western movie you've seen the pre-safety matches. Light it on the sole of the shoe may look cool, but it's quite scary carrying that around in your pocket.
Bro i am svedish 😅
Before the safety match, you could strike a match on almost any surface and it would light up. In some Westerns, you see a character striking one on another persons neck to light it.
A few more inventions from Sweden. The adjustable wrench...Ball bearings.....Dynamite.....Defibrillator...Tetra Pac....
Slight correction about Skype.
The main driving force behind Skype was actually more Janus Friis from Denmark but it is generally recognized as a shared development.
Dynamite is a Swedish invention.
Swedes have always been huge in inventions within mechanical engineering.
Sweden is really, really good at making weapons as well.
Sweden produce some of the best bearings in the world (SKF).
Some other Swedish inventions:
Dynamite, safety matches, drinks cartons, adjustable spanner, bluetooth, modern refrigerator, milk-cream separator, the gamma knife, blowtorch, ball bearing, nicotine gum, ship propeller, mecanum wheel, malaise trap, Spotify, Minecraft
the white skyscraper at 8:15 is called turning torso and stands in malmö in the south coast of sweden... my father who is a carpenter got the heebe djeebes looking up at it saying that it should not be able to stand twisted like that....
Fahrenheit to Celsius, subtract 30 then divide by 2. Celsius to Fahrenheit, multiply by 2 then add 30.
Fun fact: The lighter was invented before matches.
The flippy thing for turning pancakes and burgers
8:35 The building is in Malmö Sweden called Turning Torso
What do you want to know? Sweden is wonderful and have a lot of cool people and stuff!
The phones that you held one bit to your ear and the other bit in the other hand were called "Candlestick phones".
The TNT Dynamite, the computer mouse and the GPS system. 🧨🧨🧨💥💥💥
Also Spotify
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He who invented the flat screen invented the computer mouse to .
It was Håkan Lans
I'm from Sweden and some things I know are invented by swedes but some things I had no idea. Wow
Celsius is easy as hell, 0 degrees celsius is freezing point and 100 degrees celsius is the boling point of water.
Skype was the idea of the Dane. Not the Swede. The Swede was the main programmer and co-owner.
Being one of those beautiful people (at least according to my wife) I'm going to have to like this video.
Oh and also, that invention from Bohr about the seatbelt, he realised how many lives it could save so he did NOT patent it. It was free for anyone to use. There is a lot of that in history and idiots making small changes to it that saves more lives but only for those that can afford it.
Those people needs to learn what a guillotine is and how it might be used if they keep doing that.
You missed out on dynamite (Alfred Nobel) and the refrigerator (Gustav de Laval) to name just two of the more important Swedish inventions 😉
Fun Fact. It's only the USA. That has Fahrenheit. The rest of the world use Celsius.
Hello - all this just because we want to live a comfortable life!
I'm from Sweden and actually, all of our military looks just like that thumbnail.....
Ejector seat to airplanes is Swedish!
Many inventions are also being buried by big multinational corporations because if they saw the light of day these companies would go bust, don't forget that part.
Other Swedish inventions are Spotify, the adjustable "crescent" wrench and Dynamite.
Uddevalla, my hometown
You did see the ”old matches”, two striking one …
Great reaction video. If you want ideas of videos to react to about Sweden. Sweden have a bunch of great music performers, writers and producers....react to "Top 50 Songs Written by Swedish Songwriters & Producers!" a 7 year old video but a bit mindblowing also for a swede like me🙂
This is the one you should react to (+ some ABBA😀 )
There are a Swedish scientist that have made technology that is/has been so important that he did not get anything for his work . His work was taken and used by many nations . It has even been through judicial system but they did not dare to interfer with governments that have stolen his work.
A swedish woman invented the Walker (that old people use)...
What was not mentioned in the video you watched is the graphics of computer games and computer games. It is in Sweden that you invent the 3D on computer games and then improve the graphics, so thank Sweden that today's computer game graphics look so realistic. As well as Sweden, it is the country that develops computer games and it is to Sweden that people go to train as computer and game programmers and developers.
So thanks to Sweden, you can now use the computer to make scenes for movies, such as for Matrix, King Kong and more.
What they don't mention that Sweden invented is the dynamite that Alfred Nobel invented.
More Swedish inventions:
Anna Borgström - Refrigeration technology. for refrigerators and freezers.
Barbro Hjalmarsson - The Sink and the Cradle of Blood Triomix
Birgit Johansson - The buoy ring and the fairway marker
Björn Jakobson - The baby carrier for carrying children in your arms safely.
Johan Petter "JP" Johansson (1853-1943) opened a mechanical workshop in Enköping in 1886. There he invented two tools that have become very important: the adjustable pipe wrench (patented in 1888) and the wrench (patented in 1891 and 1892)
Electric hearing aid, 1901.
Diode (electron tube), 1904.
Gyro compass, 1905.
"Mått-Johansson's" measuring set, 1901.
In the early 2000s, two Swedish innovators invented the first gesture- and swipe-controlled mobile interface, the one that would later be called "swipe" and used daily by billions of users worldwide
Then we have:
Tetra Pak
Lightweight concrete
Spherical ball bearing
Lidocaine The chemical substance lidocaine was discovered in 1946 by Nils Löfgren and Bengt Lundqvist.[5] Astra then handled sales under the name Xylocain - an effective anesthetic for, among other things, the oral cavity.
The separator Inventor Gustaf de Laval apparently thought things would go quickly and did not have time for the then method of separating the cream from the milk. It involved waiting until the cream floats to the surface. Instead, he invented a separator - a spinning cylinder where the heavier milk is pushed out towards the sides and the cream stays in the middle, to then be emptied into each outlet pipe.
The propeller John Ericsson was the first who - at the same time as the Englishman Francis Pettit Smith - designed a boat that was effectively powered by a propeller.] Both exhibited their boats in 1830s England. John Ericsson later designed the famous battleship USS Monitor which participated in the American Civil War.
The walker Aina Wifalk was affected by Polio as a young person and had difficulty walking for the rest of her life. When she wore out her shoulders from walking with canes, she solved the problem herself by inventing a walker (or walker) in 1978. We think the walker deserves the place as the next best Swedish invention, considering how much easier it has made life for so many elderly people.
These are some of the inventions Sweden is behind.
Do you know that the red paint on houses are from FALUN copper mines sice 15-1600! World’s largest/ oldest copper mine