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This week Humane released its AI pin for $699 + a monthly subscription and it looks hilariously bad, Sony announced the world's first full frame image sensor with global shutter in the A9 III, and RISC-V became involved in the chip wars, with US lawmakers asking for a ban.
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0:00 Intro
0:20 The Brief
3:37 Humane AI pin looks silly
6:31 Sony image sensor breakthrough
8:35 RISC-V enters chip wars - วิทยาศาสตร์และเทคโนโลยี
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Imagine combining the New Sony Image Sensor Breakthrough with the New Flat Metal Lens Camera Breakthrough, a New and Bigger Camera Aperture plus the Flagship Thick Camera Bumps will most likely go Thinner again, it will probably happen by either This Year or 2 to 3 years from Now. 😮❤🎉
Haha I get it free because my mum is a teacher, maths to be specific.
When I studied interaction design in 2018 we had one assignment where we were supposed to create a dystopian service or product. We created exactly Humane’s device without the laser projector, with a twist, you had to pay a huge sum do fully delete all your data.
Aaand in the end it doesn’t get deleted
I don't really see what's dystopian about it. It's a shit product don't get me wrong, but it basically does what every modern phone does.
@@EnyoStudioduh. He needs all that shit to make sure he's up to date on the latest doomsday diaries
Ahhh so that’s where these crazy ideas keep coming from
@@nothingtoseeherelolkekAfter all, it's stored on your own private servers, so no one's gonna know anyway
Voice-controlled devices and software are just useless unless you're at home alone with nobody to disturb or you wanna turn on some lights while carrying stuff up the stairs... Why do you think Cortana flopped but text-input based Co-Pilot won't? People are surrounded by others and don't want everyone to know what they are doing
No one wants to be heard asking random stuff to a small box on their chest
Public Privacy
EXACTLY. I can't believe these big corporations don't realise this.
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Your theory is right, but the example is bit of a strech. Why compare cortana, why not Google Assistant or Alexa? Also co-pilot is still new and we don't know whether it will be sucessful or not. A better example could be ChatGPT but even that is not as much used as Google Assistant or Alexa at this point of time.
The Humane AI Pin does everything a smartphone can do, but worse every way.
“Everything” is a HUGE stretch it does like 5% of what a phone that can install apps for almost anything can do, it wouldn’t be able to write this comment neither watch or even listen to this video lol
It can do nothing but a better Siri, while smartphones can completely replace the AI Pin. All it would take is a small wearable bluetooth device that lets you activate ChatGPT's voice input on the phone. You could even wear it on the wrist, like a smart watch...oh wait.
Do existing things worse...reminds me of the blockchain
Yeah, but the first iteration of a niche device always does, sorta. There's a use-case for this specific form, it's just gonna take some more development for a device that really fills it.
isn't that the point?
Until Dev's start developing for them? I think the best version would be the pin and smart glasses so you get the best of both worlds not haveing shit in your face when you don't and not having to talk to another shit when you can just use your glasses... 🤷♂
I really love it no more fucking addiction I have 2 phones and guess what unless absolutely nessary I keep them as far away from me as possible 🤤🤤
Having to speak to an AI while in a public or near public setting feels like an introvert's worst nightmare.
Imagine receiving a message from your friend and the AI just reads out your personal info like your address in public.
@@user-gp7lt1cp5zheadphones but who need this😂
@@user-gp7lt1cp5z i’m sure it’s similar to a smart watch, u just get a notification and if u want it to read out loud then it will
That device feels like an elaborate fraud.
now since you mention it, really becames major disadvantange. I mean, which is more easy? a few click on screen or speaking and hope the AI know what u really want.
Sony global shutter announcement not just change world of photographer . but entire camera and sensor industry
I want to see what those sensors are capable of in a phone form factor
Apple has a partnership with Sony to use their sensors, hoping to see it the next iPhone 🤞
Imagine how you would look reading your hand in the subway lol, that thing is Dead on arrival more embarrassing than google glass
That AI pin looks like a Star Trek badge... one to beam up! :)
Yeah I am actually surprised they didn't shape it like the NXG Badge missed potential from a marketing standpoint could also included the same voice and sounds it makes too.
These ex-Apple employees are most certainly ex-Apple employees for a reason.
To even THINK about this piece of plastic and metal even being able to replace a literal app on a phone let alone the phone itself is ridiculous and a whole new level of stupidity...
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I think it's going to be adopted widely in law enforcement and military institutions as the format more resemble a body camera wear by a police agent or soldier. If the AI is complex enough to function as IFF Identify Friend or Foe then they may hit the mother lode.
Unless, say, you can't use your hands to access said app.
@@johnnychang4233 that's too much thinking for these arm-chair "tech experts" on youtube. Morons think everything is made just for them, and there's no other use-case for devices beyond scrolling for hours through social media websites.
@@maxborn7400 No need to be rude to others who may digress. I just stated the previous comment as the former Meta Oculus creator Palmer Luckey divested into military drones and surveillance founding Anduril Industries with the technology they adapted from VR research,
SUCH an excellent episode. I loved seeing the passion in your face and hearing the enthusiasm in your voice when talking about Sony’s new sensor. Good stuff!
I still think watches are the superior form factor. Health sensors are something that I think should be more prevalent in tech so that's why I typically prefer watches rather than something like this. In my ideal little world most people would have cellular smartwatches as their daily drivers. If my Apple Watch Ultra could be set up completely independent from a phone, it would dramatically change my relationship with technology.
I also think smartphones should become the next primary desktop PC for most people, many flagships and even mid-range phones are more than powerful enough for the regular person anyways so just let ALL of them be dockable like with DeX and let them utilize pass through power to not wear out the battery when docked.
Just a couple of unrealistic ideas that I like to stew on.
I couldn't agree more about smart watches. I'm confident they will overtake the pocket based small tablet we currently carry.
Even from a business standpoint companies have more of an incentive to develop a wearable with health features because your health data is very valuable. Personally I think it’s pretty dystopian, but if I were a suit at one of these firms, it makes a ton more business sense than whatever the Humane AI pin is
So many cons mentioned but the biggest pro of the pin is that you won’t be holding a device in your hand all day scrolling and distracting yourself from your surroundings . More humane to me .
what no one has mentioned yet is the dynamic range of global shutters and inability to have a BSI design and what this means for high ISO photography. Base iso of the sony sensor already starts around ISO 200+ which tells you something about it's dynamic range... but if they can incorporate ai noise reduction then this would be a moot point...
I personally think the US should've focused on making China more reliant on US technology rather than try to block them from it. Blocking will force China think outside the box on how they can catch up or even overtake the US. Putting China in a corner will actually force them to innovate and make their own technologies/work arounds. Case in point, Huawei
Right Bro
They are already doing it
Too late. The trust in the US is gone.
Typical politician thing...
In some areas China is making significant advances,and the US can't do anything. Because some old paranoic politicians the world is going to war.
Intel: aight i'll go big.little
Media: time to go ultra big!
I think they missed the mark by calling it something that replaces your phone. If I had it I’d want it to work with my phone, like a smart watch. That said, I could see a stand-alone screen-less device being used with a neural interface, if that ever becomes safe and practical.
This is my problem with it too
Agreed 💯
Agreed
if it requires its own data plan, its a phone replacement, aint no way most people are just gonna fork over the money for 2 of those.
Agreed. Make sure your chips are better than theirs instead of trying to block them from accessing the tech. That's how a fair market works
Lol - you thought fair market and China in the same paragraph? Jokes on you. This is what they get for stealing IP every way they can.
That’s not “fair market” behavior, it’s theft.
Yes RISC-v is open source and that’s foolish. I’m against my tax dollars helping thieves. Fork it and start over with a closed model if my taxes are funding it. Fine with me.
The problem arises when imminent war enters the picture.
@@ValoricYep.
The fact that they are now keen on trying to stop Chinese acquisition of the technology at this point is a proof that they are aware they will lose the Riscv battle on a fair ground.
It's basically the same narrative and tactics against Japan during the 70s and 80s all over again. Young naive people think this whole 'watch out with China' nonsense is about freedom, democracy, human rights, blah, blah. Nope, the U.S. basically sees another nation independent of them growing and doing well, and instead of improving themselves to be able to compete, they just basically start creating this fabricated paranoia around this new competitor. Tell as old as time.
Regarding the global shutter image sensor, iirc it is also extremely useful for VR headset applications too! I forgot if it was this or some other global shutter sensor detection for inside-out headset tracking.
Tho regardless, excited to see more global shutter sensors roll out :D
As a photographer I am obviously excited about the innovation of a global shutter sensor, but honestly, it won't really change anything for 90% of use cases, especially in stills photography.
Only in edge cases will the average non sports photographer have any issue with a rolling shutter, which makes the trade off in terms of sensitivity, noise and resolution non appealing for most users. At least this early generation does not do anything for me at the end of the day, but the geek in my still is excited.
Humane concept sounded like a joke when i heard about them the first time 🙃
The Humane AI pin kinda reminds me of the Star Trek comm badge. Except it's quite a bit more clunky and much larger.
EDIT: Also, it kinda seems like this would be better if it were a Bluetooth-capable device and would run ChatGPT locally, and only use mobile data when absolutely needed. That way it could be made smaller. A simple combination of three buttons (one to turn on/off, one for reset, one for initiating communication), antennas, projector, battery, ultrasonic depth sensor (for sensing hand gestures), a microphone and a speaker would work - but without the need for such a powerful processor onboard (since most processing could be done by the connected Smartphone, including the streaming of audio sent to speaker, and the streaming of microphone input as audio to the Smartphone for processing). Could likely take up less space, and be more practical. Also, perhaps with a glove, it could be added to the back of the hand, similar to Babylon 5's "Earth Alliance Hand Link".
ChatGPT doesn't run locally but you could MIstral 7B to run locally with a version of machine vision as well a TTS which could all be done on a modern phone. It still a good product to raise money for and employed many people so even though it is a OUYA it can inspire people to build something better.
@@southcoastinventors6583 now that's what I call an informed comment, even if not written in the best English. I agree with you on local models but thing is, even Google, Apple or Samsung are being very cautious with this, as most companies don't want to be liable for results, and also, OpenAI has an interest on running this on the cloud for full control and for commercial reasons. So to me it seems the only way they could partner with the big AI name right now specifically, would have to be in the way OpenAI seems to be offering most of its services - on the cloud.
It's basically a cell phone, using a Qualcomm chip, so it is Bluetooth enabled. It just doesn't have a normal display, it has a laser ink display instead. What's weird is it says it uses VoLTE but then it says 3G, but 3G was shut down last year.
I like the idea behind the humane pin. If it helps me become more productive by not having the constant distraction of a screen, I'll be first in line to buy one. If it's just another dystopian gadget that spies on me and makes me more a slave to google, it goes in the trash
You would still be monitored. Can't escape it.
Agree, this is such a terrible idea for a piece of hardware. So much money and talent behind this thing, too expensive, lame features (looking at a projection on my hand versus my screen that does video and pictures?) Chat GPT? Already have that... wow, this thing looks like a bad idea.
The Humane "product" just goes to show how insanely inefficient the shoulder-rubbing-private-corporate-capitalism actually is. Noone in their right mind should put any money into such a business - it's an obvious flop. The product itself is stupid and could be done by 1 person in a garage and yet some stupid/self-interested person gave them, most likely not their own but their company's money, for this project.
I bet that if you looked really well under the covers it's most likely some kind of criminal negligence on the part the the "investor". Yet nobody looks, nobody asks questions and millions of dollars change hands just like that - because the founder(s) are cool to hang around and can pull up nice/funny stories that people at the top find entertaining. So gross.
I hanged out a bit with that crowd and the amount of BS those people breath in and out is beyond anything I've ever seen. All the while they "make money" mostly because the credit rates have been ultra-low for the last few decades. There's SO MUCH cheap money in tech and so little progress compared to the spending. Not sure if that's going to change withing our lifetimes though.
I feel like this humane device competes with the smart watch segment without the camera 📸 option. it’s going to be a tough journey for them
that's exactly what I was thinking
@TheFridayCheckout apart from the pricing and the subscription model, I think the Humane pin is a refreshing change in terms of tech being screen free. I guess one branch out direction for tech to take is going screenless to actually engage with the real world more, but somehow people seem to want to be almost wedded to a screen. I agree this seems like a clip on ai assitant, but this is better than carrying around a clunky device that only seems to be getting bigger and heavier?
Isn't that what technological design or ideation is about? to try taking things in a new direction instead of just progressively adding refreshes?
I don't belong to the group that thinks the metaverse is the next way forward, and hence all things moving in that direction in terms of glasses, headsets etc.
Like, tech being a part of our lives is one thing, but us being immersed and fully dependent on it, is I think, going to lead to more dystopian futures than stuff like this.
I agree, for me this Ai Pin is THE future, which can do everything you expect from a communication device and does not impose itself on your life. If you watch the video several times, the meaning behind it becomes more than clear. In my opinion it is the best and most logical human-machine interface you can imagine and if necessary you can display something on your hand. Even if people see it as a joke, which is what they said about the first iPhone, THIS device will be the future and not VR, AR. It has exactly what is always there but is not intrusive.
You and your other reply so far have to be bots or employees or something. Who asked for tech to be screen free? I want tech to stop being so filled with DRM. I want tech to stop spying on me. I want AI assistants to go away entirely. But I don't want screens to go away. Nobody wants screens to go away. A pin that only does voice commands is way more limited in use case than a device with a screen.
IMO. should work without camera, but need a way to display something and interact with. flip / fold smartwatch would be interesting.
edit: or probably slide, instead of fold.
humane was secretive about this lmao
I think if the ai pin can be connected to your phone a bit like a smart watch, it would be a genius idea. It's like a watch, but the screen can be where you want. In the beginning, i think it's a hard fight against them because of technology, but the potential is infinitely higher.
I agree. I think they missed the mark by saying they’re replacing smart phones. Also just sounds pretentious to suggest such a thing.
It's a great start honestly and hopefully will get better. I'm one that hates lugging my phone everywhere and these things aren't getting any lighter or cheaper
If I have Bluetooth, a software upedate is all it will need
Best way, it would be great that way. Although I think AR glasses are the future
@m3vm3 A Seamless way to even share things with people over ar glasses is still a long way, i think. They are still heavy and low on battery. It could be an alternative for people who don't want to wear glasses all day, too.
I consider that it should not compete against a cell phone but rather be an accessory. I imagine it in the work world that helps to see elements with which one works, providing advice and recognizing elements, and as a designer who recognizes what one sees and proposes proposals. that he sends to the cell phone, that he makes tours of architectural work or pays attention to construction details, providing solutions, or either as a lawyer or doctor where he can provide information about what he observes, serving as a small advisor.
They want access to your eyes when the phone isn't in your pocket
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The AI pin may seem lame but you have to give them credit for their innovation. It's a simple little thing that does quite a bit. I remember when beeper first came out and people had a similar opinion about those. They were phased out rather quickly with the advent of the cellphone, but it was still a cool new innovation at that time. I think the correlation between the two points to something even better to come soon. It's also worth noting that way too many people stare at their cell phones all day, this is an alternative to phone addicted souls.
The problem is that there is nothing innovative there. It's a mid-range phone without a display.
@@srdjanrudic and without the midrange price.
An Apple Watch with cellular that you take outside without your phone accomplishes the same goal of stopping you from staring at your smartphone all day while still letting you be connected.
@@sodaponethe battery just sucks butt and it doesn't have a camera interface. I can see why the pin cost 700 it does quite a bit if it's as advertised
@@sodapone Sounds like this thing we'd still just be connecting with everyone else who will still have their beautiful phones with screens, accessing all of the best and worst information imaginable (while they're still being able to carry on irl conversations simultaneously).
Chip wars is getting more & more insane the day goes on 🔥
looks interesting if they could minitaruze that pin it could be utilize as universal translator but that is just a start ,you could use it as neuralink tool you can atach anywhere on your body without necesseary to put an implant into your body (posibilities are just endless in civilian and military sector )
$40 more per iphone at ~200 million iphones sold each year means a loss of ~8 *billion* dollars; that’s insane
Humane clearly has a leadership problem if this "pin" is the result of so much investment and time. I can't imagine the company will be around much longer. For chips, more competition is great. I just don't think the markets and cost of creating chips can support this many variants. I figure this is a boom before a bust in 2-3 years.
I think the gist of the AI Pin is on the name of the company - they probably wanted a device that would get us away from the proverbial Black Mirror, not just in its screen form but particularly akin to the TV show of the same name, which presents the problems of humanity's use, consumption and proliferation of media, information, communication and interactions in general, not just between us but with all these gadgets that seem to simplify our lives, but maybe really are just getting us more apart from our true nature or life goals. I, for one, think it may be a product out of its time, either a bit too late to the party to create a trend, or too early when we see how much of a problem our current trend seems to be moving towards.
Humane pin should position this device as only an accessibility device for people with disabilities and it might be a business.
That's almost certainly where they are headed, and that's a compelling use-case for this form (with some more development, of course).
Thanks for yr update. In Seoul, Korea, right now, where I’ve seen four (4) Teslas in as many days and very, very few Samsung phones. iPhones everywhere and even Apple Pay in cafes. Strange…
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I always felt that "efficiency" cores weren't very much efficient at all
no worries, they will shrink the Pin and implant it in the head, no need to type/talk because it receive input from the brain directly. no need screen or projector because it will use the eyes as camera and project the "screen" to the brain directly.
i think the ultimate goal is to have this kind of tech implemented inside of you. elon is already working on the neuralink. once he can get all the kinks on that worked out, he might be able to pair these tech together
It's funny, because my HPC professor say about this being the era of ChatGPT (which is near enough Copilot), yet I flat out refuse to use it in my assignments.
Also, voice only devices will never be a thing in public. They’d have to pair with some type of screen (glasses, lenses, holograms or a watch).
By having a combined experience of over 25 year Apple like them, they should know better about real world use of technology. They should have advertised this as an addition to your phone, not a replacement, simply because it can’t be a replacement at all as it was presented. The product isn’t bad, just bad bad bad marketing.
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I really do think that this should be paired a phone especially an iPhone or any Apple products but to summarize this shouldn’t be a replacement for a phone .
My thoughts too!
Bruh, DSLR don't have a physical shutter. only the expensive ones have them for dust protection.
The AI Pin seems a step backwards from a phone with a screen.
Maybe the idea should be adapted as more of a police bodycam alternative or something (perhaps a vest, not just a pin). Maybe with an earpiece to replace radios, a police specific AI with laws and regulations, GPS, real-time bodycam upload, things like that. Just spitballing here... but I think that with some kind of central control unit at HQ, it could be pretty effective.
The Ai Pin will be a flop. It is not an alternative design to a smartphone, but to a smartwatch. You can see that from the size, the poor screen, a poor camera and probably a poor battery life.
However, the biggest problem will be the existence of a camera in general. This means that the device cannot be used in safety-critical areas or in public spaces due to data protection. It is not for nothing that Google has scrapped its glasses.
Whoah. They've, more or less, taken off straps from Apple Watch and called it a day. All that secrecy for this.
no, the Apple watch has a screen and health tracking and so it's actually way more useful :)
@@TheFridayCheckout And people say that Silicon Valley is running out of ideas, I can't see why. 🤔
First startrek inspired automatic doors, then tablet computers, now we're finally up to the comms badge you touch and talk to.
You have excellent translations in your graphic presentation
When will they realize no one wants to speak to their phone in their day to day life?
There is no way the a9III's sensor will ever be in a phone
That Humane company will crash like in 3 years mark my words
So if I worked there I would have options in a list asap
But whoever gets the tech next will be a multi-billion dollar company. Gen 3 of that form will be an important niche-filler.
Why would I want to talk to my phone for everybody to hear? That’s why phones are so great, I can be discreet and fade in the background
I can't wait to see how people will steal that pin in central London
No point stealing it.
You have to set it up before it arrives.
You can lock its functionality if it's stolen.
If they can't resell it, there's very little reason to steal it.
When do u think the new sensor would actually show up in flagships ?
Maaannn I have some hype for the AI pin 😭it’a a tall ask, but imagine how cool it would be if it wooooorked
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Efficient is nicer word for low performance (low clock speed, and low power consumption).
The marketing department fucked it up by calling it a "smartphone killer".
They became too ambitious with that proposal. It would have been to advertise it as a complement of an smartphone.
Yes, it doesn't sounds too glamorous or bombastic but at least you are not lying...
At least this can serve a precedent to future products about what and what doesn't works.
I can't wait for future smartphones (Pixel & iPhone Ultra) to use the new Sony sensor. 😎
We really dont need all big core although its was just a size difference. The a55 vs a77 is a huge difference but the x4 and a710 effiency difference is minimal.
The Humane AI Pin looks like a first attempt of Star Trek's Comm Batch, not sure if that was the idea???
It's worth considering that even if the US gov just concentrated on helping their risc 5 companies to "do better", none of that would matter if those companies were then able to immediately turn around and freely sell/lisence all that tech to China. As far as I know, idea of the sanctions is not to stop China from ever getting to where the US is, but to delay them so the US can be at least a few steps ahead.
Just remember how Blackberry died. I think AI pin is the future.
3:40 i saw the Ted talk and it was impressive but now.... Maybe in other setups it would work
OpenAI should have made a device similar to the "Nest "Hubs or the "Echo Shows" that runs a version of Chat GPT that you can talk to using a wake phrase like "Hey GPT". This would have been inordinately more useful than their stupid "Pin".
6:32 oh they just invented the CCD...
7:10 “World’s First” If you don’t include Apple’s iPhone series. DXOMark highlighted this is one of the recent iPhone reviews, noting that the iPhone is the only smartphone not to have the jelly effect on their camera.
The iPhone 15 Pro?!
Are you going to talk about the Sharp Gallery 3 real color eInk display revealed today?
These aren’t designed for your everyday use. They are more designed for business purposes rather than for personal consumption.
Holy cow it's already Friday
This is just the beginning!
I want to try this little shite ,paired with those little hover drones when out mining !🔨⚡🙋
Keep that company in mind ,its going to get interesting!
Finally I hear someone saying this . That pin is useless ! How much money for marketing did the team spend to create such a general hype ?
3:54why do all these tech companies think we want voice control!?
Yeah that was not a great product, but the R1 Rabbit is.
For the RISC-V Issue: I guess they would (if the lawmakers' actions go through) need to adopt the Android / AOSP or Chrome / Chromium approach (open-sourcing the bare essentials, then everything else would be closed).
You will never go back to a bulky phone a new beginnings
Most of risc-v chip designs are actually closed source. Thing that is open source is only instruction set, not an actual chip design
In case anyone else is wondering how much the new Sony a0III will cost, it will be about $6K for just the body.
oh no, the 15 pro costs 37$ more than 14. apple: cries in billions of R&D
The big brains apparently have no idea what we “small brains” actually use our phones for 😂
Basically he (re)invented the Star Trek communicator.
The ai pin product seems at least 5-10 years too early.
The next eclipse occurs on my birthday, according to that pin.
230 millions dollars for Humane ??? Really, I wish this kind of money would be invested in scaling up MRAM manufacturing as it is a disruptive technology that would be so useful to enable new opportunities… but is as of yet badly lacking funding…
Not all SiFive designs are open so it is possible to limit the close stuff they have
All in all, I think it's an attempt to foist another unnecessary piece of junk on people that won't replace smartphones. The only alternative is lenses, glasses with augmented reality, or ( God forbid ! ) chips.
The fact they can get all that money to build that pin in the middle of a recession shows the valley bubble is still not over
the lack of efficiency cores is really interesting to me
As far as i understand arm is was less Power consuming than x86
omg, the price for the alpha global shutter, I will wait for the beta, lol
im wondering how much that pin will cost cuz at this point its just the same as a smart watch but with a camera except without a screen. Ofc no screen means more battery life but lets see how much this cost first
that thing was hyped so much and is really an expensive bad thing that wants to be a bad smart speaker and bad wannabe gopro
Someone loves Star trek TNG communicators
Not really because could have easily included a similar design and sounds when in use so they missed a big opportunity to Trekkies assuming their is enough of them left from all the lame new shows released
Funnily enough the launch video for that Humane AI pin came up in my recommendations about an hour before I watched this video. When I saw it I almost thought it was a joke it looked that bad, definitely needs a lot more work before it's ready for market. The video is unintentionally hilarious tho.. 😂