@@katethegoat7507 helium is heavier than air? Thats a new one for me..helium is lighter than air, thats why it enables things to float..like, helium balloons.
@@shable1436 ya and once the craft are filled with helium they are lighter than the nitrogen and oxygen in the air...vessel and all. If the vessel filled with helium were heavier than the oxygen an nitrogen it displaces around it , it wouldnt float.
Want to make a UFO? Carr inner tubes filled with hydrogen. Use drink can Aluminium to shell the UFO hull, and a let it drift around the world using solar power to top up the innertube with hydrogen from water.
And thi is a technology released for public 5 years ago... Do you think that militars doesn't have?? Militars wait for scientists to create this first? ... You can't imagine the technology that militars have since 40 years ago... You won't believe it in spite how much i can try to explain. Hope people can wake up soon Good day!
The weighted rod steering mechanism in the jelly is rather clever and that penguin is a thing of beauty! Your marketing department definitely goes above and beyond.
The prediction is correct, you only made an error in the timeline, the 1 should have been added to the existing one, that error moved the date by 100 years.
@@jomi9858gfdrti as I've read from somewhere, it says that a century was stolen from us so the year is actually “2121” right now. Which means there was a harmless robot made in year “1921”, which is actually “2021”. It means it'll begin in 46 days before this year. We have 46 more days to enjoy at the best chance..
[Edit: Fishmonger] I have no idea why balloons are so impressive. The butterfly is the only one that flies by mechanical means (it's the only one that's not lighter than air). Dirigibles were being made a century ago. No big deal to grab some Mylar and helium, balsa wood, a servo mechanism, some wires, glue,a valve, a scalpel, an RC xmtter and receiver, a propeller and a battery. It's a huge deal to get something heavier than air to fly autonomously by means of flapping wings, and not only that, but to steer left and right, and ascend and descend, and have live streaming cameras, plus a complex two way simultaneous C3 system with collision avoidance.
Think of air like a fluid. The penguin had just the right amount of helium/mass ratio (it was as heavy as air), and the jellyfish seemed to be a little bit heavier than air, since it fell slowly.
Really interesting idea to spend significant R&D effort on these basic designs that have been refined by nature to be so efficient, they seem to work better than I would have predicted.
С белой завистью наблюдаю за творцами БУДУЩЕГО!!! А сам я из Беларуси(страны потерянных (на27лет)возможностей.. см,,ОПЫТЫ КОПЕЦА", ,,ПЕСНИ КОПЕЦА" Удачи вам,ребята!!!
I can see the Jellyfish design having a place in some dystopian setting, hundreds of them floating around the city like robot eyes in the sky. Or delivering pizzas, lol
I doubt they could survive long in the wild with any strength of wind blowing. But I can totally picture then in larger rooms like movie theatres, shopping malls, etc. They all are absolutely amazing.
Festo is a great designer. He must have a great understanding and command of the various governing equations and principles that make these gadgets work as intended. Superb demonstration.
The butterfly has been around for at least 4 decades . My dead grandfather worked for a toy company in Toronto and would bring home samples that he was selling to department stores and he gave my brother and I, at the time we were about 13 and he gave us the same toy that was powered by a big elastic band! Before a lot of toys hit the market he would give us the samples to play with, which now in retrospect he was probably using my brother and I as test subjects ,unknowingly too us.....to see how much fun and time we would play with the toys he would bring....we were spoiled little brats. Especially at Christmas Anyhow the light weight butterfly would fly for about 10 seconds then crash...!
beautiful and impressive job! Well done! ( i hate the reducing comments of multiple trolls on this post...i am sure none of them are engineers and never built anything in their live....)
I have got a revolutionary idea of air transportation. We can attach two wings to the passenger's back, Arduino controller to his chest, inflate him with Helium and send to free flight.
@sebas Stein I’m trying to understand what you are saying, I did not say that the drone industry had to learn about air resistance designs or about propulsion I specifically said “Energy Efficiency” when most drones can only be in the air from 15 to 45 minutes and that thing you called “ Basically an air balloon” which was actually lifted by robotic arms in motion not hot air by the way, can be up for 2 hours that says something about how to keep things up for longer, but again I am trying to understand what you are saying and I can see why you say that drone/balloon jet/hot air balloon 2 different things with similar purposes.
I think it is very interesting looking at the insect world. They got amazing powers in their bio structure. We could learn a lot from them. Look at a spiders web, it is extremely strong, and light at the same time.
Our world and our future (the future of humanity) has the potential to be so amazing. The motions on those machines are so fluid and graceful. And, they will improve. Very nice designs.
@@zefellowbud5970 no need to get sarcastic- he didn't even answer yet. It was just a short statement, that this thought is for dreamers, who don't know science. The wind speed on Venus is 300 to 400 kilometers an hour. What do you think, would happen? Additionally Venus' atmospheric pressure is 90 times higher than earth's atmosphere. So the wind blowing effect would be 90 times of a hurricane with 400 km/h on earth..... I want to see that jellyfish (cute and beautiful and nice artwork 👍) on Venus "flying".. Might work on Mars. Mars' windspeed is around 100km/h, but atmospheric pressure is about 1/100th of earth's. So even with high windspeeds the wind pressure effect is pretty small.
My mind has been blown watching these things fly. They don’t look like they should be able to and they defy everything I know about airplanes, helicopters, and drones.
It's not helium, it's a gas that is heavier than helium but still thinner than the atmosphere, the ammout of helium in that bot would send it to the ceiling
The most impressive bit to me is how graceful these things are with tremendous control in a small little conference room
These latter two things are filled with helium so they're just slightly heavier than air, so I feel like in the open they'd be horrible
@@katethegoat7507 helium is heavier than air? Thats a new one for me..helium is lighter than air, thats why it enables things to float..like, helium balloons.
@@jaydub5011 if these things were only made out of helium they'd be invisible
@@jaydub5011 she was talking about the craft not the gas duh
@@shable1436 ya and once the craft are filled with helium they are lighter than the nitrogen and oxygen in the air...vessel and all. If the vessel filled with helium were heavier than the oxygen an nitrogen it displaces around it , it wouldnt float.
That flying jellyfish is both creepy and fantastic.
personally i think they are simple and cute. they aren't very advanced, they are just cute robots.
especially with those sounds it makes
fantastical*
Creepy? You must be one of those thin skinned kids that can't handle reality.
erkdoc5 I was just thinking the same! Lol
I wonder how many UFO sightings this man is responsible for.
Maybe like 10 or less.
ALL of them!
Brah you read my mind. I literally saw some shit 3 years ago and this has me wondering. Lol
Lol,without a doubt.
Want to make a UFO? Carr inner tubes filled with hydrogen. Use drink can Aluminium to shell the UFO hull, and a let it drift around the world using solar power to top up the innertube with hydrogen from water.
Amazing.. absolutely amazing. They were all my favorite. . Such a DaVinci feel with all three.
Yes, if one had given him this technology at that past time, he would probably have built something like that too.
DaVinci would go crazy if he were alive today
Da Vinci was Da Vinci before it was cool.
DA VINKY?
BRUH I FELT THAT TOO
Goodness, that was 4 years ago. I thought this was a recent video. Imagine the technology today if they make any improvements since then. Fascinating.
What improvement, same servos same batteries
@@elizondokamacho3955 at least we could watch in 2K or something
And thi is a technology released for public 5 years ago... Do you think that militars doesn't have?? Militars wait for scientists to create this first? ... You can't imagine the technology that militars have since 40 years ago... You won't believe it in spite how much i can try to explain.
Hope people can wake up soon
Good day!
To think this is already 4 years old. I hope they have progressed. This is amazing coming from an rc pilot.
They have flying ballsax now
they've got nothing profitable, just expensive toys funded with VC money for viral videos
@@eplanti I wonder what will be the real world application of these things.
To think NASA send a drone instead of this to Mars
@@ievanpolkka1738 all of these are inflatable and there's no air on mars+they'd need to survive the trip and the stronger gravity
The weighted rod steering mechanism in the jelly is rather clever and that penguin is a thing of beauty! Your marketing department definitely goes above and beyond.
its a balloon filled with helium give me a break
But it uses finssss
@@claychester3228 You must have been pretty daft 3 years ago.
@@Pivitrix I don't think much's changed. Could have gotten worse.
@@acidset Well, i didn't want to assume too much, got to try to give people a chance :p
Omg get a hold of some edm festival event holders... they would probably pay for more artsy versions flying overhead
in a ZERO WIND environment. otherwise your helium balloon investment blows away as fast as it was aquired
how about an orchestra performance, it could be wesome
@@thisphone5371 would love to see these flying in a convention. But there are probably security issues
@@bonessheppard1838 WoW are you an engineer?
@@bonessheppard1838 wow much expert. Very science
2021: harmless floating jellyfish
2121: Matrix Sentinel hunts humans
😭😭
😹😹😹
LOL
The prediction is correct, you only made an error in the timeline, the 1 should have been added to the existing one, that error moved the date by 100 years.
@@jomi9858gfdrti as I've read from somewhere, it says that a century was stolen from us so the year is actually “2121” right now. Which means there was a harmless robot made in year “1921”, which is actually “2021”. It means it'll begin in 46 days before this year. We have 46 more days to enjoy at the best chance..
If the flying jellyfish appears in the forest, heart attack.
Especially if it makes that creepy noise all the time
@@were2baby134 Bro that's what I was thinking 😂 You'd hear it first and then by time you saw it, you'd honestly probably think aliens were coming 😅
And it's creepy in the city in the evening too.
Fun fact: a machine which uses flapping wings for flight is called an Ornithopter
Dune ?
Bill the galactic hero
Fan fact that word means "chicken wings" in Greek
You must be from House Atreides.
Ornitho(related to birds)+opter(machines that fly)=ornithopter
I'm impressed. The flying butterfly machine was once thought to be impossible.
VideoDaze It's just a simple ornithopter. There's a Japanese guy on TH-cam that makes these things practically every week.
Mike Trieu can u name that Japanese guy
not impossible, just hard to make
[Edit: Fishmonger] I have no idea why balloons are so impressive. The butterfly is the only one that flies by mechanical means (it's the only one that's not lighter than air). Dirigibles were being made a century ago. No big deal to grab some Mylar and helium, balsa wood, a servo mechanism, some wires, glue,a valve, a scalpel, an RC xmtter and receiver, a propeller and a battery. It's a huge deal to get something heavier than air to fly autonomously by means of flapping wings, and not only that, but to steer left and right, and ascend and descend, and have live streaming cameras, plus a complex two way simultaneous C3 system with collision avoidance.
Yeah 2000 years ago...
That's pretty impressive ☺️
Here before this gets popular
Not until you realize that when the batteries die, so do the animals.
/Lonewolf Liberties
@@GeoCalifornian wireless charging, welcome to the future
@@lolgamez9171 -Wireless charging is incredibly inefficient, wasteful; and can be blocked; welcome to the real world.
@@GeoCalifornian there are more options that that, such as docking ports, my point is that if we are clever we can work around low battery times
A famous penguin once said: 'who said penguins can't fly?'
"once" only said
@@prateekpanwar646 lol
Amazingly lifelike! Leonardo would be proud! Thanks for sharing this.
The birds: “ THEY ARE TAKING OUR JOBS!”
Then proceed to create a union: Birds Local 101 (sharp beaks r needed) 😁
Hello Anthropos
Birds aren’t real
The tuk r jbs
@@jayhines3622 like australia 🤣
That's amazing. The jellyfish and penguin actually look look like they're swimming in the air :O
Think of air like a fluid. The penguin had just the right amount of helium/mass ratio (it was as heavy as air), and the jellyfish seemed to be a little bit heavier than air, since it fell slowly.
all that's left is to put guns on them
@@jonaw2008 thank you for nothing, mr. buzzkill.
O.o
That butterfly is insanely complex! And nature is amazing too.
I absolutely love that butterfly, that’s incredibly beautiful and accurate to a real butterfly. That could be a huge, huge product I think.
all that's left is to put guns on them
And without weapons in any way?
to destroy nature?
@@andifurdeutschland6106 nein. Das habe ich nicht gemeint.
Ah yes. The ten-tackles.
Much improved from the 9-tackles
How many tickles does it take to make a octopus laugh? Ten tickles of course!
@@Red9GearHeads lol
Its a good balance. 11 tackles is just showing off
10%
nein, sey ar tentakels
I hope in 2017, we will see more flying robots like those.
Natural creature is one of the best source of inspirations.
Well done!
Hello from turkey . I agree with you my japanese friend !
ugur andirin a little late and a lil racey
We donat have snytning like this rn
@@williamnyren372 but we do have covid
Holy shit, these are pretty impressive especially the flying jellyfish. It looks like out from a sci-fi movie/videogame.
Imagine this guy painting this so nice that its almost identical to real penguin and it flies right in front of you on the street XD
Absolutely amazing Festo !
How many tentacles does your flying robot have?
01:26
"It has eight 10 tackles."
I would love to see giant rideable versions of all of these, especially the jellyfish
It won't fly then
Probably would need to be giant.
i would love to live in a solarpunk future where I ride to work on a giant butterfly and instead of planes we ride a humongous whale through the sky!
It's called a blimp. A hot air ballon is a decent substitute.
@@alexwhite9066 Indeed
Wow o remember watching this video when it was published, I can't believe it's been 4 years 😳
Really interesting idea to spend significant R&D effort on these basic designs that have been refined by nature to be so efficient, they seem to work better than I would have predicted.
This clearly wasnt a school project, your predictions are kinda offtopic here
С белой завистью наблюдаю за творцами БУДУЩЕГО!!!
А сам я из Беларуси(страны потерянных (на27лет)возможностей..
см,,ОПЫТЫ КОПЕЦА", ,,ПЕСНИ КОПЕЦА" Удачи вам,ребята!!!
I would love to see an ,,aquarium" like show with lots of flying animals. Like a theater. Or a live show.
agreed
Unicorns
Privaqua do things like that at private parties
Flying technology = robot uprising
@@rainbowchap6973 Pun intended?
Imagine seeing a lot of these in an indoor convention! That would be really fantastic!
Selling or renting them to conventions would probably help their R&D budget.
@@homer46303 why bring the spectre of commercialism into it?
@@royfearn4345 because unfortunately commercialism is the way to fund everything these days.
@@royfearn4345 dumb comment
I can see the Jellyfish design having a place in some dystopian setting, hundreds of them floating around the city like robot eyes in the sky.
Or delivering pizzas, lol
they wouldn't survive even a slight breeze
I doubt they could survive long in the wild with any strength of wind blowing. But I can totally picture then in larger rooms like movie theatres, shopping malls, etc. They all are absolutely amazing.
@@moos5221 well, they could use some tweaking. I’ll admit that lol
would love to see a demo of the butterfly flocking he was describing
Beautiful machines!
I've never been to a festival but being able to see these and tripping balls would be epic
Lol
I hope he makes a dragon
1:06 imagine seeing that thing flying in ur living room at 3am
Festo is a great designer. He must have a great understanding and command of the various governing equations and principles that make these gadgets work as intended. Superb demonstration.
Bravo
An amazing and wonderfully creative marriage of science, physics, aerodynamics and a truly beautiful organic design. Marvelous!
The butterfly has been around for at least 4 decades . My dead grandfather worked for a toy company in Toronto and would bring home samples that he was selling to department stores and he gave my brother and I, at the time we were about 13 and he gave us the same toy that was powered by a big elastic band! Before a lot of toys hit the market he would give us the samples to play with, which now in retrospect he was probably using my brother and I as test subjects ,unknowingly too us.....to see how much fun and time we would play with the toys he would bring....we were spoiled little brats. Especially at Christmas Anyhow the light weight butterfly would fly for about 10 seconds then crash...!
I only see eight ten-tackles =) seriously, I really love the butterfly
Love your work. It would be very inspiring for the younger generations.
wow. amazing.
One of my favourite youtube recommendations! 💯
Thousands of years from now will see these everywhere
beautiful and impressive job! Well done! ( i hate the reducing comments of multiple trolls on this post...i am sure none of them are engineers and never built anything in their live....)
NOWADAYS ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY ARE WORKING ONLY IN REPLACE ALL NATURAL BEINGS.
The way he says "ten-tackles" ♥️
now listen here, is it *eight* or *ten* tackles? because I'm getting conflicting reports!
uh, it's eight-ten tackles, that's 810 tackles
me: that's a lot of tackles
You should build a flying airplane
I have got a revolutionary idea of air transportation. We can attach two wings to the passenger's back, Arduino controller to his chest, inflate him with Helium and send to free flight.
What do you call an airplane that can't fly? A weird car, so why are you asking him to build a flying airplane?
butterflyminator
IMPOSSIBLE!
fill a balloon with helium put arms on it and call it an invention
I want more of these! 😊
I feel like Festo should be granted a dimly lit secret lair with these machines flying freely all over the premises
Even though it is helium filled so there is not much awe with floatation, it is incredible how the moving parts combine for controlled movement.
Amazing really one true thing the drone industry should learn “ Energy Efficiency”
@sebas Stein I’m trying to understand what you are saying, I did not say that the drone industry had to learn about air resistance designs or about propulsion I specifically said “Energy Efficiency” when most drones can only be in the air from 15 to 45 minutes and that thing you called “ Basically an air balloon” which was actually lifted by robotic arms in motion not hot air by the way, can be up for 2 hours that says something about how to keep things up for longer, but again I am trying to understand what you are saying and I can see why you say that drone/balloon jet/hot air balloon 2 different things with similar purposes.
@sebas Stein Your replies are well written....when I read them I was like:"Just another critic in the comm....wait a minute he's right."
I think it is very interesting looking at the insect world. They got amazing powers in their bio structure. We could learn a lot from them. Look at a spiders web, it is extremely strong, and light at the same time.
Genius, good job
They are all fantastic! I sure would like to take that penguin down to the park. Awesome job Festos & Marcus! Thanks for sharing man! 👌
Чё так стыдно то за Фьёдора... А Бостон Дайнамик ... слов нет.
Вот это круто.
These are all those top rewards nobody won at school catalog sales.
Nobody:
Government: now how could we use this to destroy shit?
"How can we use this to kill people?"
Why is nobody saying nothing? Shouldn't it be
"Festo: we made cute flying machines to demonstrate fuel efficiency in multi-axis flight..."
Government-how con we use this to turn America more communist
Our world and our future (the future of humanity) has the potential to be so amazing.
The motions on those machines are so fluid and graceful. And, they will improve. Very nice designs.
Keep in mind this video was made 4 years ago... imagine what they have now
jellyfish is good idea for Venus and other planets with gas... to send robots or even colonize ...
@SW Hen-der-son entertain me.
Flat earth or nah?
After that
Space or no space?
And if there is no space whats the sky?
Just genuine curiosity
@SW Hen-der-son if space does not exist and is the sky a ceiling?
Can you touch the sky?
Can you take sky samples?
@@zefellowbud5970 no need to get sarcastic- he didn't even answer yet. It was just a short statement, that this thought is for dreamers, who don't know science. The wind speed on Venus is 300 to 400 kilometers an hour. What do you think, would happen? Additionally Venus' atmospheric pressure is 90 times higher than earth's atmosphere. So the wind blowing effect would be 90 times of a hurricane with 400 km/h on earth..... I want to see that jellyfish (cute and beautiful and nice artwork 👍) on Venus "flying"..
Might work on Mars. Mars' windspeed is around 100km/h, but atmospheric pressure is about 1/100th of earth's. So even with high windspeeds the wind pressure effect is pretty small.
i imagine the future is just seeing those jellyfish everywhere.
The problem with lighter than air craft of this type is wind.wind just blows them everywhere, but inside in large areas you can do amazing things
That thing is sweet haha
@@77Avadon77 just imagine if people did that Baloon thing but now with jellyfish
With cameras and speakers "Everyone follow the red line to the Covid Camps"
Wind: “I’m about to end this whole man’s career”.
Rain: “Hold my beer”.
Snow: “You guys have fun, I’ll wait my turn”.
Hurricane: …
That's a good point!
He could probably make larger heavier versions for outside use
I TOLD YOU WE PENGUINS COULD FLY!!!1!!1!one!!!
I needed cheering up and this clip did the trick I wish I could build such things their very impressive your a very talented individual
Goes to a lambo dealership and demanded a free lambo
Dealership owner: “yeah when pigs fly”
Shows a realistic looking pig balloon flying...
Просто неимоверно замечательно.
Woah! The first comment that I can see translated!
GooD JoB .. !! 👍👍👍
wow! Festo has come a long way since I last used their PLCs!!!
Cool concept! Need more such flying animals and insects. 👍
Awesome! This is when reality and science fiction start to be undistinguished.
FESTO is like less evil child of Veridian dynamic and Aperture Science.
I got curious and googled Veridian. Is Better Off Ted worth watching?
Delete This some parts are better, some weaker, but as average, it's worth.
Now if they had the moon lantern look glowing in the dark, that would be amazing.
Hello IEEE Spectrum... Amazing collection of light and floating animals. Share more videos, please. Congratulations!!!
Very wonderful creativity and authentic genius talent! Blessings to all team!
Yeh Penguin finally able to fly!
How many tackles?
TheBeteljuice ten tackles
Ten
“Ten-Taklz”
He said 'eight ten-taklz' - he could have just said 'eight-taklz' instead :)
Super. Jestem zachwycony tymi pomysłami. Brawo!
My mind has been blown watching these things fly. They don’t look like they should be able to and they defy everything I know about airplanes, helicopters, and drones.
Des réalisations tout bonnement extraordinaires !
The jellyfish is so out of this world. Amazing!!
That penguin is so trippy
You mean to tell me there hasn’t been one argument between 10 butterflies😂😂😂👍🏻
Ziemlich harter deutscher Akzent, Jungs! Macht die Geschichte sehr sympathisch.
Imagine how advanced are military's secret experimental drones.
"It's aliens."
0:09 looks like something out of Atomic Heart. I love it.
My thoughts exactly
1 question how th is it flying
Helium
It's not helium, it's a gas that is heavier than helium but still thinner than the atmosphere, the ammout of helium in that bot would send it to the ceiling
It buoyancy in air is set to be neutral using weights. It's probably helium.
Lajos Winkler exactly.
Anti gravity
Nice Editing!
Wow. Very creative and inspirational!
....now, just to weaponize the butterfly's using binary explosives !! :)
Похоже, миссия в верхние слои атмосферы Венеры, вполне, реальна, с такими роботами!
Not for humanity, meh just kidding
Bravo! Excellence in innovation
Awesome flying toys! Really cool.
Thank you for sharing 🙏🏽
Thanks Festo. The very valuable video.
This feels like we're in future...
Wow I'm in awe of these things. So creative so elegant, clever dude right there.
Woah those are so cool. The penguin looks unreal
This is the Venn diagram intersection of Art and Engineering. All of these are beautiful.