Very interesting! I love the look of the pneumatic muscles but it does seem like the restricted ROM is a limiting factor to the designs functionality but all in all dope project! Would be awesome to explore different ways of augmented strength enhancement! Also good discussion at the end of the video addressing the pros and cons can’t wait to see what you guys come up with for a future exo suit 😱
Thanks! I'd like to mess around with my original prototypes again -- I think the way I built them I actually had more retraction (40-50%) which makes them significantly more useful for an exo build =)
@@hacksmith hello there uhm I hope that you would make your old storm breaker get electrified like in the movies bc it would make it cooler... And also since u made a video about this.. Try to make an iron man armor :)
About what you said in the beginning of the video: I remember when i found this channel a few years ago. After watching a few videos, i thought "this channel probably has millions of subscribers". When i looked at the number i was shocked to see it well under 1 million. Its great that this channel has become so big
Pascal Wiery Honestly, It does kinda feel like one of those channel that always seemed popular. I didn't actually thought it was over hyped until I started regularly watching. Boy am I glad I did.
@@sebaa7308 He had the Mind Stone. I don't see how that allows him to do much in the way of lifting the hammer. The reality stone, or power stone, yes, but not so much the space stone
As a die hard fan of crysis series, your computer with crytek theme was mesmerizing. Almost made me cry that crysis got under your radar. It was a very underrated game with graphics truly ahead of its time
people in the 19s: there’s gonna be flying cars in 2020 people in 2020: yeah, there’s no way we’re reaching that any time soon. hacksmith: *MAXIMUM ARMOR.* *MAXIMUM SPEED.* *MAXIMUM STRENGTH.*
Something important about the Crysis suit is how big it is. The soldiers are quite small, and Prophet or Psycho in the suit are really tall. The suit is really bigger, it's really possible.
A LOOOOONG time ago (1980's), there was a company working on artificial muscles, but instead of mechanical or pneumatic or hydraulic they used photo-reactive material. What happened is that when this material was exposed to light it contracted exactly like a muscle. I followed the project for a while, but it failed because they couldn't get a fiber-optic switching system good enough. I've always thought it should be re-attempted as fiber-optic switches have come a LONG way. You would basically have to recreate the human nervous system, but the system would have the benefit of not being slow and clunky like the suit demonstrated here.
Damn, wish I found this video sooner because I used these actuators in my master's thesis to build a prosthetic limb for transtibial amputees. You guys did a great job but these muscles can be way more powerful than what you showed if you vary things like length, bladder diameter, and wall thickness. I was using much smaller actuators and I was able to achieve comparable strength to your larger actuators. I was also able to get much more of a contraction by messing with the parameters I mentioned above. The most difficult part of these actuators is how you secure the ends (I think you found that out the hard way) and as part of my thesis we came up with a clever way to weave the actuator at the ends to increase its durability. I highly encourage you guys to revisit this topic because I definitely think you're only scratching the surface with these actuators. I'd be willing to answer any questions you guys have or try to point you in the right direction.
I know nothing of these actuators but instead of using 3 large actuators like they did, how would it fare to use a lot of thinner actuators to better represent the fibers that make up natural muscle? They would be weaker by themselves but say they used ones that were half the diameter, they could fit twice as many and it wouldn't stick out as far from the arm.
@@mountieman18 bulging would be problematic with multiple small actuators. You cannot group them too close and that air intake has to stay fixed. It is different with fiber muscles where you have sinew conections that can work in broader angles than fixed intake. This aproach (multiple small actuators) can be used with polymer muscle fibers but those things are expensive :)
Did you also use a woven stainless steel sleeve for the outer layer? Did you zero in on a specific optimal diameter for the bladder? When you say wall thickness, are you referring to the thickness of the sleeving or the thickness of the bladder? Share some specifics, por favor, I'd love to tinker with this at my workshop a bit as well :)
"One part down. Just 86 left." I feel that on a spiritual level. Sometimes at work we have to build boards from scratch like that. We call them "Build-a-Bears", and they take a looooong time to get done.
If you make some kind of leg exoskeleton, it could be more effective as it is larger meaning the suit can too, and the leg is already strong. It could also be directly connected to something on the back, with weights on the front to balance.
18:05 the motion of lifting is a full body motion when he lifted the tool cart for example it would also put strain on his legs and back as you can see from his foot stance and how he was sort of hunched over. The device takes the stress of his bicep but ideally you would require a full body of this with an exo skeleton to move more weight safely. This is really good start though I’m not criticising at all.
Thats... Thats actually sort of possible now. There's a company that has developed a special panel that makes anything producing heat invisible (i think that's how it works) So assuming it's not a scam, a suit of armor could possibly be built to make someone nearly invisible
LOVE the talk about the reality of R&D!! So many kids growing up watching everything look perfect on vids that have been edited (please keep editing, that’s important too!) and not realizing the struggle and work that goes into real accomplishments!! Amazing wrap up!! Keep up the awesome work!! You learn more from your failures than successes 😍🇨🇦 and happy Canada day!
Hacksmith try to make an elemental blaster like the one on marvels guardians of the galaxy origins starlord y'know the one star lord's mom gave him and also please make a demolecularization gun, and while I was trying to find out what it was called apparently they have a weapon like that in a cartoon and what good is it to make a gun that if fallen into the wrong hands could destroy anything, without making its opposite it's like a number greater than 0 without its negative basically you'll obviously need a remolecularization gun and also maybe a cloning device you could end world hunger, end the possibility of people being poor wait due to all the governments in the world that increase prices when it gets too cheap they would probably flip out though so you might want to just ignore that last one
With defense spending and allocation, something like this can very easily be upgraded. So, no worries guys, you made do with what you have - kudos for that. And... this kind of an external arm would need a support structure connecting to the ground and taking the pressure of the rest of the body I.e., an Exoskeleton in short. But all in all, good job guys!
And by that time they will probably figured out ways to give people actual superpower through genetic splicing. They've already succeeded in creating goats that can spin webs from their utters. With all these genetic and technological advancements, we'll have a world of literal superpowerd superheroes very soon. I'd say within my lifetime. I'm 24 btw
15:51 Haha I know what that feels like. I was once building a compressed air cannon for a science project. It was actually pretty powerful. We could throw a golf ball very far. Anyway, as we were testing it one of the first times (without awareness it was going to be that effective) I spotted an air leak in one of the connections of the tubes we had. I got close and tried to pull them together, but it exploded and I became deaf for 20 seconds. One of the best experiences of my life.
He’d still have to be if he’s curling that much weight yes the arms doing work his body has to support it and not curl over by using all the other muscles so it not easy
Watching the black and white explanation clip on the muscles made me feel like I was watching an old bill nye science video, love the work you guys do, keep it up
@@lillyanneserrelio2187 this channel is mainly followed by a lot of kids and gen Zers. That Scott Baio/ Charles in Charge joke is going to go over 99.9% of the subs heads.
Let's just appreciate the fact that he is enjoying the process. This experiment shows that human body is something which aggravates strength and compatibility
I love the post mortem at the end. I think you guys should impliment more of that in the vids. Kinda like the q&a but only covering what went right and wrong and how you'd improve it.
I remember being a little kid in high school thinking I could make my own one of these.... I got about as far as building a compressor from a fridge then ran out of money haha
I think its rather that we predict something absolutely wrong and realistically unfeasible. Like flying cars are a stupid idea, but no one predicted smartphones. Humans predicted us to go to space more after the moon landings, but there was no incentive or monetary gain so we didn't. Shit we predict is flashy, but not practical. Or practical, but no one wants to do it, cause of the risk.
It's a common bit of wisdom that we over-estimate how the world will change in the short term, but under-estimate what it will do in the long term. Ten years from now will look a lot like right now, but 100 years from now the world will be utterly unrecognizable.
Each time I come to this channel I'm just blown away by the creativity and determination and inspiration the best channel I've ever seen can't wait for more like this
When the muscles broke i felt so smug because i had been saying it out loud when seeing the end product. "This is risky, it could be exactly like EVERY scifi book about exo-skeles and mech suits i have ever read. It breaks someones arm or spine." Which almost happened! The first prototype suit or armor always kills the first wearer in scifi books. Glad that didn´t happen here. I kinda guessed nothing would happen because then it wouldn´t have been here on TH-cam. But it is scary to imagine what damage that preasure could do it something snapped and your arm basically got pulled in any direction.
Charles is great, but some credit does have to go to our production manager who planned and scripted a lot of the flow of the video :) ...and me, but I don't count :)
@@hacksmith - I refuse to believe Charles is not writing his own lines. And no, you don't count. You've got your name on the building. Like a good pyramid scheme you rake the benefit of your gullible underlings. Privilege of being a founder.
the government already has tried this technology, it's not very effective right now except for fighting fatigue. Just look at the testing section, there's a lot of problems.
Videos like this are educational and entertaining right? I just don’t understand how people click the dislike button? Like what is there to dislike enough to even click the thumbs down?
I believe he's trying to say that it is hard to replicate what mother nature has given us. It's easy to write it down on a blueprint but to replicate it and enhance it is challenging.
15:26 BEHOLD a legend has been born. He destroyed an opponent’s bionic arm in an arm wrestling match “exploding its muscle” . Like a true CHAD. legends shall be sung about him henceforth he shall be called “His Chadlyness Supreme Ruler of Chads ”
Yes, Crysis takes place in the distant future of August 7 2020.... Oh wait.... (I mean we certainly are facing a crisis it just aint aliens, as far as we know...)
I lowkey feel like James is a supervillain who moonlights as an engineer while he tries to create the technologies be will eventually use for world domination. Either way, at least his rise to power will be well documented.
just an idea but if you guys were to use Nitinol instead of stainless steel, the suit would be EXTREMELY stronger. loved the video! (Nitinol also acts as a memory metal and can be flexible and remember different motions)
Use an array of multiple electro-magnets as artificial muscle. I'm working on this concept and it can do a lot. If you have an array of 10 magnets activate 5 and you get half of the full range of the muscle. Activate 10 and you get the full range. It allow great power and multiples states. Each magnets pull the next one, it's a chain of magnet in a fiber (with lots of cables for the moment). Not as soft because it use hard componants but it doesn't produce sound and it's instant. Contact me if you want me to work on this idea from distance
Sounds cool 😊 👍. But have you given thought to what all of those magnets would do to your blood being and having metal in it might cause blood clots in areas in which have high concentrated amounts of magnets.
@@pollariperry6455 I'm not into medical stuff, it's not supposed to go inside a body. I don't think magnets would have any effect for an exo arm to be honnest.
ER doctor- It looks like you tore both tendons in your bicep. How did that happen? Me- I was trying to lift that truck with one arm and my bionic arm broke.
Very interesting! I love the look of the pneumatic muscles but it does seem like the restricted ROM is a limiting factor to the designs functionality but all in all dope project! Would be awesome to explore different ways of augmented strength enhancement! Also good discussion at the end of the video addressing the pros and cons can’t wait to see what you guys come up with for a future exo suit 😱
Thanks! I'd like to mess around with my original prototypes again -- I think the way I built them I actually had more retraction (40-50%) which makes them significantly more useful for an exo build =)
Sem van Beek thanks man! 😁
@@hacksmith hello there uhm I hope that you would make your old storm breaker get electrified like in the movies bc it would make it cooler...
And also since u made a video about this..
Try to make an iron man armor :)
@@hacksmith Yes I thought it looked like the original had a greater amount of retraction! Would be awesome to see a complete exo covered in these :D
The exo-suit is like an arm. On steroids?
Let's just be happy he's enjoying making content instead of taking over the world
Surprised this doesn’t have more likes
yea lol
this needs likes
True lol
What will happen if he takes over the world maybe he can make the world more futuristic or just rule it with a robotic hand
“Muscles are pretty useless without your bones”
Heart: “am I a joke to you?”
Brain: "what am I a joke to you all?"
@@mrzpear8828 ribs are bones
Rectum: Am I a joke to you?
Penis: am I a joke to you?
@000000000 so what
Bully: You're just a Weak Nerd
Charles: Ight someone hand me the Pneumatic Muscles
He can't punch with them tho
No but he can lift him like a ant
@@dot1443 and smash him into a lump of flesh
*loud screaming*
Well, he is strong af even without the Pneumatic muscles
"Him lifting 100 pounds with exoskeleton arm"
"World's strongest man :/ "
:Scientists: This technology is centuries away
:A few Canadians in a garage: Observe
Lol
I don't think any scientist has quite said that before about this kind of tech
do not woosh this dude, he got the joke.
Vyse500 same. The throw was pretty bad and the more you try to get the harder it gets exponentially.
This is why Canadians are the best
Hacksmith: * does thing*
U.S. military: * furiously taking notes*
nah this is a good comment just underrated
@@grimm3972 ah yes, 121 likes is a fail
@@grimm3972 when you try to roast someone but fail
Honestly what they do is not that advanced or like unh or anything
@@vanajaajith6222 it's not advanced but still cool to watch
About what you said in the beginning of the video:
I remember when i found this channel a few years ago. After watching a few videos, i thought "this channel probably has millions of subscribers". When i looked at the number i was shocked to see it well under 1 million. Its great that this channel has become so big
Pascal Wiery
Honestly, It does kinda feel like one of those channel that always seemed popular. I didn't actually thought it was over hyped until I started regularly watching.
Boy am I glad I did.
ikr!
13:12 that's a bionic bicep tear over there
Hacksmith: don’t try this at home
Me: we dont have this at home
Dont lie, you dont even have a home
true
💀
And someone who has is probably already qualified to do it safely
Bruhhhhhhhhh
It's funny how Mjolnir broke the bionic arm. Seems as if the Norse gods themselves are saying 'you are not worthy.'
the tyrant67 lol I love this comment
Now we know that Vision is worthy.
@@АлексийОрлецкий No, Tony couldn't with the iron man suit using boosters. Vision could cause hes 100% machine
@@christiancasaverdepertica1802 no it was the infinity stone that he had infused with him
@@sebaa7308 He had the Mind Stone. I don't see how that allows him to do much in the way of lifting the hammer. The reality stone, or power stone, yes, but not so much the space stone
"we're a real engineer company now, we've even got the sign", that's all they needed.
That's the joke :)
Saying that is still a dream of many
Why
Now engineers sentry lol
@@hacksmith hello
can i have your bionic arm lost mine in nom
15:32 What a save. Turned that girly scream into an excited WOO!
2007: can it run crysis?
2020: can we make crysis?
2030 : can we sell crysis to the matket?
2020: NO!
Well is next month soo...
Shet Lewis i cant get 'f(*(**6//(**&=* without getting any closer
Yes, decades of work, and hundreds of thousands, to millions of code(for 1 person)
Y’all just need to have Charles narrate the videos. He has an announcer voice and it absolutely brings it all together 😂
YES
Was going to say the same
What about the epic voice guy
Totally
Damn I feel like I heard that voice a thousand times
Lets just appreciate how james went from looking like peter parker to steve rogers
you forgot the logan phase inbetween :)
Mix between Steve and Thor
Nikolo Kavacio Thor because he’s a god
As a die hard fan of crysis series, your computer with crytek theme was mesmerizing. Almost made me cry that crysis got under your radar. It was a very underrated game with graphics truly ahead of its time
Is it just me or has the cinemtography has improved so much lately.
yeah also james looked pissed several times during this episode
Tbh i thought it wasnt as good as other videos it felt like a 1990s film
Just you
Yeah it was really good
Maybe
people in the 19s: there’s gonna be flying cars in 2020
people in 2020: yeah, there’s no way we’re reaching that any time soon.
hacksmith: *MAXIMUM ARMOR.* *MAXIMUM SPEED.* *MAXIMUM STRENGTH.*
No
*CLOAK ENGAGE*
Flying cars can be made a reality today. Someone needs to start & lead the tech innnovation, then everyone will follow & imitate.
@@trira1171 Thats my plan buddy dont steal it.
@@burntchickennugget191 ok dud Imma protecc ur plan
@@trira1171 there are already some flying cars
After James try’s to kill his team, the team tries to kill him...........
tries*
A Cat stop
@@Smicklepickle Punctuate your sentences.
Addison Hall AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA.
@@RepublicOfIraq He did say tries, look at the second one.... 💁
Something important about the Crysis suit is how big it is. The soldiers are quite small, and Prophet or Psycho in the suit are really tall. The suit is really bigger, it's really possible.
Hacksmith 2020: Today we're making bionic arm
Hacksmith 2040: Today we're making a portal to universe 32
"As you know, universe 31 did not gone well, so this time we are taking the exoskeleton with us."
Thats not engineering, thats science
Pp
Shrekadle they’re the same kind of thing
Shawn 123 hugge ppp
Make It Real Idea: Throwable Taser Discs that stick to people
Like black widow?
Seems more like a Michael reeves project
YES!!!!!!!
Trying to figure out why it says 1- day ago when the video came out today...
stop wasting you're time reading my screen name they all do
I just wanna see the day he combines all his projects into one
(Exoskeleton, AI, IR vison, thermal vision, flying, etc)
So basically iron man
An Iron Man suit as cinematically accurate as possible!
The government: wElL tAkE yOuR eNtIrE sToCk!
If they make it more accurate, it will be less like Mark 3 Armour aka iron man and more like revised Mark 1 Armour aka warmonger.
Birdy Flame Phoenix honestly would be pretty cool to see that
I love the education aspect this show has! what went right, vs what went wrong. I love this channel, such an awesome job you all do
I can already imagine having an automatic machine that puts my body into working out while I'm unconscious.
You would want something more along the lines of direct nerve/muscle stimulation, else you're just flapping meat around; not actually exercising.
Human muscles work like this, but on a nanoscale.
@@joshwalker1453 ah flapping meat around a favorite pass time of mine
@@jakeengland1430 How could you say something so controversial yet so true?
@@jakeengland1430 they already have that in Chinese Sperm Banks
A LOOOOONG time ago (1980's), there was a company working on artificial muscles, but instead of mechanical or pneumatic or hydraulic they used photo-reactive material. What happened is that when this material was exposed to light it contracted exactly like a muscle. I followed the project for a while, but it failed because they couldn't get a fiber-optic switching system good enough. I've always thought it should be re-attempted as fiber-optic switches have come a LONG way. You would basically have to recreate the human nervous system, but the system would have the benefit of not being slow and clunky like the suit demonstrated here.
Sounds fun
What’s the name of the company
What was the project and company named?
40 years
Bro what
Damn, wish I found this video sooner because I used these actuators in my master's thesis to build a prosthetic limb for transtibial amputees. You guys did a great job but these muscles can be way more powerful than what you showed if you vary things like length, bladder diameter, and wall thickness. I was using much smaller actuators and I was able to achieve comparable strength to your larger actuators. I was also able to get much more of a contraction by messing with the parameters I mentioned above. The most difficult part of these actuators is how you secure the ends (I think you found that out the hard way) and as part of my thesis we came up with a clever way to weave the actuator at the ends to increase its durability. I highly encourage you guys to revisit this topic because I definitely think you're only scratching the surface with these actuators. I'd be willing to answer any questions you guys have or try to point you in the right direction.
This is a great channel. If they were so overconfident, they would not have hearted this comment, they can take constructive criticism.
Hire this man
I know nothing of these actuators but instead of using 3 large actuators like they did, how would it fare to use a lot of thinner actuators to better represent the fibers that make up natural muscle? They would be weaker by themselves but say they used ones that were half the diameter, they could fit twice as many and it wouldn't stick out as far from the arm.
@@mountieman18 bulging would be problematic with multiple small actuators. You cannot group them too close and that air intake has to stay fixed. It is different with fiber muscles where you have sinew conections that can work in broader angles than fixed intake.
This aproach (multiple small actuators) can be used with polymer muscle fibers but those things are expensive :)
Did you also use a woven stainless steel sleeve for the outer layer? Did you zero in on a specific optimal diameter for the bladder? When you say wall thickness, are you referring to the thickness of the sleeving or the thickness of the bladder? Share some specifics, por favor, I'd love to tinker with this at my workshop a bit as well :)
15:31 This dude was so strong, he broke the arm. He must have super strength💪😂
Young James looks like Steve Rogers before the serum
The first video i watched was the wakandan shield one and i thought he was the actor.
And now,
he went from captain america to iron man to wolverine
Bruh Mania to a boy in quarantine
Bruh Mania cuz the arm
Charles' voice is so deep it makes the Mariana trench look shallow
there was a 13-year-old kid I knew where his voice was so low he made the Mariana look like Everest.
He means low, low voice = deep voice
Mariana Trench = deep
Mount Everest = high
It aint that deep of a voice imo
OP must be surrounded by girls and children constantly if he thinks dudes voice is that low. What an exaggeration.
Techno has deeper
Charles and Bogdan when James survives their second murder attempt of the video: B****, how dare you still live?!
XD
powered combat suit prototype- Advanced Pneumatic movement project
Status: prototype
Test status: succes
Pneumatic Muscle status: low danger - unstable
"One part down. Just 86 left." I feel that on a spiritual level. Sometimes at work we have to build boards from scratch like that. We call them "Build-a-Bears", and they take a looooong time to get done.
Finally a machine to help me bring in all the groceries at once
I was searching for this comment
Absolutely hilarious!!! Most underrated comment by far.
I can only carry 3 water bottle boxes of 40 bottles😢 this can help me carry 4
@@angelpesinaa4354 I can carry 18
U are too weak
Welp, guess I'll wait another 20 minutes until I can go to sleep.
Hello!
Good morning (4 am)
lol
Your the first comment
Same lol
If you make some kind of leg exoskeleton, it could be more effective as it is larger meaning the suit can too, and the leg is already strong. It could also be directly connected to something on the back, with weights on the front to balance.
18:05 the motion of lifting is a full body motion when he lifted the tool cart for example it would also put strain on his legs and back as you can see from his foot stance and how he was sort of hunched over. The device takes the stress of his bicep but ideally you would require a full body of this with an exo skeleton to move more weight safely. This is really good start though I’m not criticising at all.
well you are, but it is constructive critizism, wich is ok
I didnt even bother reading the second sentence since im too dumb
Constructive criticism is good. Normal critisism is bad.
2019: OMG HE LOOKS LIKE CAPTAIN AMERICA
2020: OMG HE LOOKS LIKE WOLVERINE
During WW3: OMG HE LOOKS LIKE DEADPOOL DUE TO THE AMOUNT OF RADIATION THE NUKES CAUSED
Next he will be the fat thor
@@kirrr6346 xD
@@filipdujkovic1280 lol
@@kirrr6346 oop
Year: 2020
Hacksmith: Makes a nanosuit
Goverment: Confirms aliens
"I'm beginning to see a pattern here i'm not sure if i like"
War is coming
The ceph
"Hey Nomad! You with us?"
When did the government confirm aliens? Did I miss something?
They confirmed Unidentified Flying Objects, not necessarily aliens.
Finally a machine for pushing a full Costco shopping cart
That “can it run crysis” joke is gonna fly past so many people
And it’s such a good one too. A real shame.
It'll only go over the heads of anyone who isn't 18+ years old
No one else like this comment
It’s at the lucky number
The joke is overplayed, even by the devs to the point they released a barely optimized remaster to keep the dying meme alive
Ikr
James:"We dont care for prototypes but make the reall thing": Me: thats what i love about these guys
that was so funny😐
@@Karma-ce7sj shoo
Don't be rude man
What?
sry bro😔
He has had that prototype in his pocket the entire time.
"I won't be using Carbon Fiber as it's dangerous to touch"
"Check out this Carbon Fiber"
*Slaps roof of muscle*
Plot Twist: the suit doesnt actually work. He is just insanely strong
Lol
Rebecca Hunt did you really laugh out loud or did you keep a straight face while typing that?
@@805bigchris lol
@@805bigchris lol
805bigchris lol
Just waiting now for the “cloak engaged” Crysis project.
The problem is if you can pay for it that is
nano-fiber not a carbon fiber
Dont forget the armor too
Thats...
Thats actually sort of possible now. There's a company that has developed a special panel that makes anything producing heat invisible (i think that's how it works)
So assuming it's not a scam, a suit of armor could possibly be built to make someone nearly invisible
Still waiting for real-life titans and simulacrums
LOVE the talk about the reality of R&D!! So many kids growing up watching everything look perfect on vids that have been edited (please keep editing, that’s important too!) and not realizing the struggle and work that goes into real accomplishments!! Amazing wrap up!! Keep up the awesome work!! You learn more from your failures than successes 😍🇨🇦 and happy Canada day!
Thank you!
@@hacksmith please do a collab with mark rober if you have the chance and your the biggest chaneel i know who does this so plz
Hacksmith try to make an elemental blaster like the one on marvels guardians of the galaxy origins starlord y'know the one star lord's mom gave him and also please make a demolecularization gun, and while I was trying to find out what it was called apparently they have a weapon like that in a cartoon and what good is it to make a gun that if fallen into the wrong hands could destroy anything, without making its opposite it's like a number greater than 0 without its negative basically you'll obviously need a remolecularization gun and also maybe a cloning device you could end world hunger, end the possibility of people being poor wait due to all the governments in the world that increase prices when it gets too cheap they would probably flip out though so you might want to just ignore that last one
"Muscles aren't really all that useful on their own"
*Octopus* : _oh reaaaally_ ?
"Wait a minute that muscles inside of James."
Definitely looking forward to the "future exoskeletons and future pneumatic projects"! Keep up the good work and innovation!
Yeah this stuff is getting so high tech
I got some ideas I'll license to you 😘
JaCk nickolstine whatever
I kept on refreshing and all I see are the likes going up in this comment. Not mine
@@viperbreathgaming8992 I'm a private product developer hahahaha
My fabrication skills aren't all there yet but I'm working on it bud ❤
“The army wants to know your location”
The army wants to know Vanessa’s location
Arm-E
No they want Camerons location
In about 25 years, they will want to know Atlas’ location.
"C.I.A requests your location"
With defense spending and allocation, something like this can very easily be upgraded. So, no worries guys, you made do with what you have - kudos for that.
And... this kind of an external arm would need a support structure connecting to the ground and taking the pressure of the rest of the body I.e., an Exoskeleton in short. But all in all, good job guys!
"But Can it run Crysis? No, it cannot"
Just like everyone's computers when the game launched
Just wait.
Just like my computer now.
3870x2
Ithink that’s the joke.
They say Elon Musk is the closest guy we have to Tony Stark, it's actually this guy
🗿
@@lifeisok7726 I farted really loud
Why are you here
Elon Musk has to be like one or two million dollars closer to being Tony Stark xD
Imagine if they cooparated
Piece by piece, video by video, they're building their own iron man suit.
And by that time they will probably figured out ways to give people actual superpower through genetic splicing. They've already succeeded in creating goats that can spin webs from their utters. With all these genetic and technological advancements, we'll have a world of literal superpowerd superheroes very soon. I'd say within my lifetime. I'm 24 btw
Hacksmith: Bionic arm
Some random amputee who made a LEGO version when he was young: I am 4 parallel universes ahead of you
15:51 Haha I know what that feels like. I was once building a compressed air cannon for a science project. It was actually pretty powerful. We could throw a golf ball very far. Anyway, as we were testing it one of the first times (without awareness it was going to be that effective) I spotted an air leak in one of the connections of the tubes we had. I got close and tried to pull them together, but it exploded and I became deaf for 20 seconds. One of the best experiences of my life.
At least you were okay in the long run 👌
@@Sherlockless_Homes yeah I'm fine now 😅
Me too
😅😅
Sounds cool
plot twist:
the bionic arm doesn't work and he's actually that strong
Yes
He’d still have to be if he’s curling that much weight yes the arms doing work his body has to support it and not curl over by using all the other muscles so it not easy
James is ripped so its possible
MAXIMUM STRENGTH
@@darianfielderbey
That would be interesting, but he *clearly* speced *_way_* too much in intelligence for _that_ to be true!
Watching the black and white explanation clip on the muscles made me feel like I was watching an old bill nye science video, love the work you guys do, keep it up
As someone with severe nerve problems and a loss of over 75% of my strength I'd love to see a muscle exo suit
Hopefully it becomes accessible to all soon
So nobody is gonna say how satisfying Charles’s voice is???
Whose Charles? Do I want Charles in charge, of me? Of our days, and our nights?
Lilly Anne Serrelio yeah for sure 😂😂
Lilly Anne Serrelio Charlie was the guy who bit that other dudes finger off
@@lillyanneserrelio2187 this channel is mainly followed by a lot of kids and gen Zers. That Scott Baio/ Charles in Charge joke is going to go over 99.9% of the subs heads.
@@ThatKidBryan "The higher, the fewer."
Alexander Rozhenko, Star Trek TNG
Bionic arm muscle: explodes
James: WOOOOOOHHHH!!!
hahaha i loved his scream
Swagger Gangsta I know right 😂
When you realize HackSmith has more subscribers now than the Joe Rogan Podcast 😳😳😳
Great job guys, keep it up!
I bet whoever left the hundredth like is so satisfied
Who
Imagine them building an actual armored exosuit that can amplify the physical body using technology.
Young james legit looks like chris evans when he played Captain America.
Facts 💀
This is true
Where
body not even close, face a little bit
@@Najstefaniji i think he means cap before the serum
James only almost died and almost went deaf 2 times in this video! 😊
Oh... *OH NO!*
2 days ago?
Why does it say 2 days ago but the video was posted 19 hr ago
2 days ago? but today is July 3rd and posted July 2nd.....
@@ultramc8410 TH-cam members and Patreon patrons get early access.
Let's just appreciate the fact that he is enjoying the process. This experiment shows that human body is something which aggravates strength and compatibility
I love the post mortem at the end. I think you guys should impliment more of that in the vids. Kinda like the q&a but only covering what went right and wrong and how you'd improve it.
I remember being a little kid in high school thinking I could make my own one of these.... I got about as far as building a compressor from a fridge then ran out of money haha
There is one thing that repeats itself: humans always overestimate when inventions would happen in the modern world
Cant say the same for Bethesda...
They give you a release date, game doesn't work properly until 3 months later when the game is dead.
I think its rather that we predict something absolutely wrong and realistically unfeasible.
Like flying cars are a stupid idea, but no one predicted smartphones.
Humans predicted us to go to space more after the moon landings, but there was no incentive or monetary gain so we didn't.
Shit we predict is flashy, but not practical. Or practical, but no one wants to do it, cause of the risk.
@@kennethirgendwas4616 can't say that any better
It's a common bit of wisdom that we over-estimate how the world will change in the short term, but under-estimate what it will do in the long term. Ten years from now will look a lot like right now, but 100 years from now the world will be utterly unrecognizable.
Each time I come to this channel I'm just blown away by the creativity and determination and inspiration the best channel I've ever seen can't wait for more like this
Imagine how shredded James is gonna be in 5 more years.
Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha
He will make a death star
He won’t be shredded at all. He won’t be using his muscles when he solely relies on his exoskeleton he made to take over the world
“Bogdan admit that you almost accidentally killed James” bogdan mentally- “I was so close to killing James”
Im leaving this at 69
Leaving this at 96
It's 96
Hacksmith: “ We might be able to make an Ironman suit in 3 yrs”
Me: watches this video. You sure not one month
Zipfartan ik I’m amazed
When the muscles broke i felt so smug because i had been saying it out loud when seeing the end product.
"This is risky, it could be exactly like EVERY scifi book about exo-skeles and mech suits i have ever read. It breaks someones arm or spine." Which almost happened!
The first prototype suit or armor always kills the first wearer in scifi books. Glad that didn´t happen here. I kinda guessed nothing would happen because then it wouldn´t have been here on TH-cam. But it is scary to imagine what damage that preasure could do it something snapped and your arm basically got pulled in any direction.
This should be narrated like How It's Made
That show is amazing
hughbees version
I hold the fate of our future to two people:
-Some canadians in a garage
-My boi Elon Musk
@Joseph Osteen theyre the same person
pvic I mean we haven't seen them in the same room...
Ibraheem Khan h m m m
Ibraheem Khan Elon developed diavolo and can now morph into Canadian boi
@Joseph Osteen that would be kinky
Charles is my favorite Hacksmither. He gets what makes good content and how to explain it.
Charles is great, but some credit does have to go to our production manager who planned and scripted a lot of the flow of the video :)
...and me, but I don't count :)
@@hacksmith - I refuse to believe Charles is not writing his own lines. And no, you don't count. You've got your name on the building. Like a good pyramid scheme you rake the benefit of your gullible underlings. Privilege of being a founder.
@@MattsAwesomeStuff shit lmao
ew u like james charles?
This Man Can Legit Change The World If He Shows His Projects To The Government
the government already has tried this technology, it's not very effective right now except for fighting fatigue. Just look at the testing section, there's a lot of problems.
This channel makes the phrase "you're a nerd!" A compliment.
Underrated comment
*compliment
complement means free
*compelment
@@icutmynailsshorttoimpresst3784 nope
Whenever someone calls you a nerd just say thank you cuz if you’re a nerd that means you will have a good job
I liked the “teaching you something” type video format you did in this video
Hello sou dó Brasil
Girls after quarantine: omg its been a long minute since I’ve seen you!
Boys after quarantine: 12:12
The F did u know?
Facts
Videos like this are educational and entertaining right? I just don’t understand how people click the dislike button? Like what is there to dislike enough to even click the thumbs down?
This really goes to show how amazing the human body and nature really is.
What does this have to do with human or nature
@@aly_abdelatty humans created it and use it? Idk
@@aty4282 what about nature
I believe he's trying to say that it is hard to replicate what mother nature has given us. It's easy to write it down on a blueprint but to replicate it and enhance it is challenging.
@@anxietyplague1221 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
15:26 BEHOLD a legend has been born. He destroyed an opponent’s bionic arm in an arm wrestling match “exploding its muscle” . Like a true CHAD. legends shall be sung about him henceforth he shall be called “His Chadlyness Supreme Ruler of Chads ”
holy shit
Lmao the Creativity to invent shit here
Holy cow
In this episode:
Collar bone almost breaks
Eardrums almost burst
Good episode!
Shoulder almost snaps
That's a paradox: it contracts and expands at the same time
I do not know if that sound at 15:30 was James or the hose, but it sounded like some kind of animal mating call.
Hahahhahah ,Hya hya hya
Yes, Crysis takes place in the distant future of August 7 2020.... Oh wait.... (I mean we certainly are facing a crisis it just aint aliens, as far as we know...)
that will wait for november
December is aliens
This company is our only hope...
Oh fuuuuuuuu
@@VampireQueenAmy no, December is dinosaurs
THANKS A LOT NOW AUGUST IS GONNA BE ALIENS
I lowkey feel like James is a supervillain who moonlights as an engineer while he tries to create the technologies be will eventually use for world domination. Either way, at least his rise to power will be well documented.
This sounds like a Plot from a movie, anime or game tbh.
@@NeonWilder I would 100% watch that movie.
He give that Homelander vibes 😂
Lok?
just an idea but if you guys were to use Nitinol instead of stainless steel, the suit would be EXTREMELY stronger. loved the video! (Nitinol also acts as a memory metal and can be flexible and remember different motions)
No one -
Literally no one -
James - MY MUSCLE EXPLODED
Lol
Real muscles can explode too.
1 day later: So I think it would be cool to combine predator suit with bionic arms
Nice name
Whit 2arms beter
@@Videohead-eq5cy STU
I like Charles, seems legit lol. He should definitely do some voice over work or something too
Plot Twist: It wasn't science, it was just our Tim Hortons Donuts.
Use an array of multiple electro-magnets as artificial muscle. I'm working on this concept and it can do a lot. If you have an array of 10 magnets activate 5 and you get half of the full range of the muscle. Activate 10 and you get the full range. It allow great power and multiples states. Each magnets pull the next one, it's a chain of magnet in a fiber (with lots of cables for the moment). Not as soft because it use hard componants but it doesn't produce sound and it's instant. Contact me if you want me to work on this idea from distance
Sounds cool 😊 👍. But have you given thought to what all of those magnets would do to your blood being and having metal in it might cause blood clots in areas in which have high concentrated amounts of magnets.
@@pollariperry6455 I'm not into medical stuff, it's not supposed to go inside a body. I don't think magnets would have any effect for an exo arm to be honnest.
Damn I remember the days when hacksmith was legitametelly struggling to fund projects, it's so good to see you guys up and running with good funds!
ER doctor- It looks like you tore both tendons in your bicep. How did that happen?
Me- I was trying to lift that truck with one arm and my bionic arm broke.
LOL
These are the guys I will go to if there is a zombie apocalypse