Wahnsinn! Hab mir gerade viele eurer Projekte angesehen, wusste gar nicht, dass ihr es so faustdick hinter den Ohren habt! Bisher nur mal die Dronen auf der Hannover E-Technik Messe gesehen ;D Sehr geil, weiter so!
lnpilot except those aren't actual applications. Everything I see are overcomplicated machines showing how to replace cheap bearings with something a thousand times more expensive...
Yep, I can think of a whole list of applications. From the handling of radioactive materials, semiconductor industry to biotech where there's a need for materials to be kept clean and not to touch anything but the container and transporting it without vibrations.
You do understand that the technology and concepts presented here would topple governments and the world's economy....correct? Once you make a product that displays Superconductivity, like a car, airplane, or spaceship that never needs to refuel or charge...and the public actually understands the concept...that it then world be like weaponry that he who has it wields all the power.
They're cool tricks - I'll give you that - but I fail to see the cost effective uses of these gadgets that can't be done by cheaper, less-complicated tech.
This is just a demonstration. There are lots of unsolved difficulties in production in need of supra motion. Wait and see. You have seen the future of production.
You've obviously never worked in the semiconductor industry where they spend over 10K USD for a simple bracket, cost is secondary. What matters first is being able to perform the task at hand.
lead oxide both are actually correct. When you want to allow a relative movement between the superconductor component and the magnetic component you just have to make sure that the emitted magnetic field stays the same for the superconducter in the direction of the target movement. so for example at 1:42 the arangement of the Magnets creates a constant magnetic field in >linear< direction therefor the superconductor can move >linear< to it. Hope that helps.
They just showed you how through Superconductivity they can enable to electromagnets to have an inconceivable amount of force and use no energy whatsoever to do so. .....levitation, propulsion. You name it.
yo sabia que imani no se equivocaba, linder tampoco y que martin saavedra esta contribuyendo con el desarrollo . atte martin saavedra y lo sigo haciendo atte ing martin saavedra
I can see areas where this would be really a great tool. Chemical, semiconductor or space tech, where any contamination would be a huge issue for instance.
Yeah, enabling everything to be independent of energy supplies would be pointless. What would people do with all the billions and trillions of taxpayer money funneled into the private sector through government grants...when a small motor like the Festo Supra motor would enable an endless supply of energy for you and your whole community.
How good are you at containing plasma? like the sun. Can you run faster than organic . Can you fly faster than organic. SOON ! I have high expectations.
Yes, we now have the sun on the earth in several facilities. China and United States. Also, in smaller quantities....facilities like CERN and others have been detecting and containing more minute and catastrophic atomics structures than plasma. Predating your comment by years. I mean, PET scans have been around for decades. The "p" symbolizing positrons...the anti-matter equivalent of a proton. Where do you think we get the supply, and how do we collect it? A good video to watch is how such large magnets are transported. Very difficult process when it comes to getting large magnetic fields from one location to another and then assembling.
Wahnsinn! Hab mir gerade viele eurer Projekte angesehen, wusste gar nicht, dass ihr es so faustdick hinter den Ohren habt! Bisher nur mal die Dronen auf der Hannover E-Technik Messe gesehen ;D Sehr geil, weiter so!
Now, that's how you sell an idea! By actually *implementing* and demonstrating cool applications!
lnpilot except those aren't actual applications. Everything I see are overcomplicated machines showing how to replace cheap bearings with something a thousand times more expensive...
@@TheNefastor Completely sealed processing of hazardous meterials are one application.
Impressive. Would possibly be good for clean environments where the object being carried never touches anything.
Yep, I can think of a whole list of applications. From the handling of radioactive materials, semiconductor industry to biotech where there's a need for materials to be kept clean and not to touch anything but the container and transporting it without vibrations.
I love Festo's videos. Very modern german aesthetics with cool music.
Neg 180 degrees is amazing! Getting closer to room temp! Keep us the great work
Since you comment Superconductivity has been achieved at room temperature with multiple materials/elements.
really nice, but why?
An industrial automation corporation (=Festo) doing basic research.
The last demonstration could easily be done with weak electromagnetics, the other two were impressive.
Yeah, except they did it with electromagnets that use zero energy. Zero amperage through zero resistance.
is a switch?
5:21 kyrostat or kryostat? ;)
Roman Nepšinský I'm mad I read both of those differently
Depends on the language of your engineers, not the language of your investors.
what is the name of this music!
Empresarial shit
Do you guys actually sell anything or just make animations and goofy proof of concepts?
You do understand that the technology and concepts presented here would topple governments and the world's economy....correct?
Once you make a product that displays Superconductivity, like a car, airplane, or spaceship that never needs to refuel or charge...and the public actually understands the concept...that it then world be like weaponry that he who has it wields all the power.
They're cool tricks - I'll give you that - but I fail to see the cost effective uses of these gadgets that can't be done by cheaper, less-complicated tech.
This is just a demonstration. There are lots of unsolved difficulties in production in need of supra motion. Wait and see. You have seen the future of production.
Escriba DeBalaguer hi there, this is the future. Still no supra motion.
You've obviously never worked in the semiconductor industry where they spend over 10K USD for a simple bracket, cost is secondary. What matters first is being able to perform the task at hand.
If I'm right, I believe the magnet placement in this demo is wrong..
i dont think so. Where in the time line?
1:42 is one of them.. 2:09 is another.
lead oxide
both are actually correct. When you want to allow a relative movement between the superconductor component and the magnetic component you just have to make sure that the emitted magnetic field stays the same for the superconducter in the direction of the target movement. so for example at 1:42 the arangement of the Magnets creates a constant magnetic field in >linear< direction therefor the superconductor can move >linear< to it. Hope that helps.
1:14 If this Could be implemented in CNC machines as an axis.... but how? Hmph ...
Or in 3D printers...
They just showed you how through Superconductivity they can enable to electromagnets to have an inconceivable amount of force and use no energy whatsoever to do so.
.....levitation, propulsion. You name it.
yo sabia que imani no se equivocaba, linder tampoco y que martin saavedra esta contribuyendo con el desarrollo . atte martin saavedra y lo sigo haciendo atte ing martin saavedra
Flying cars, here we come...what's the music?
Schner1 More like hovering cars.
vey good music relacion
Lot of cryo and computing hardware for a simple task of take the object, move it there.
Marty McFly would be proud
awesome concept
Amazing
Still an alternator ;)
why why im not realasy in the real word!!!
Are you making a flying saucer like an alien spaceship
Siemens Lufthaken
It looks cool but it seems pointless.
I can see areas where this would be really a great tool. Chemical, semiconductor or space tech, where any contamination would be a huge issue for instance.
Yeah, enabling everything to be independent of energy supplies would be pointless. What would people do with all the billions and trillions of taxpayer money funneled into the private sector through government grants...when a small motor like the Festo Supra motor would enable an endless supply of energy for you and your whole community.
How good are you at containing plasma? like the sun. Can you run faster than organic . Can you fly faster than organic. SOON ! I have high expectations.
Yes, we now have the sun on the earth in several facilities. China and United States.
Also, in smaller quantities....facilities like CERN and others have been detecting and containing more minute and catastrophic atomics structures than plasma. Predating your comment by years.
I mean, PET scans have been around for decades. The "p" symbolizing positrons...the anti-matter equivalent of a proton. Where do you think we get the supply, and how do we collect it?
A good video to watch is how such large magnets are transported. Very difficult process when it comes to getting large magnetic fields from one location to another and then assembling.