This video showcases some truly incredible construction technologies that are taking the industry to a whole new level. One of the standout innovations for me was the insert for the manhole invert, which is not only impressive but also incredibly practical. The ability to repair a manhole invert efficiently and without disrupting the flow of water is a game-changer, particularly when working at night or during low flow periods. It's amazing to see how technology is transforming the construction industry and enabling us to work smarter, safer, and more efficiently. This video is a great reminder of how far we've come and the potential for continued innovation in the future.
Not relevant to this amazing video, but every time I see this stuff, I just want to see where all the feminists are, as a woman, I would love to see what they say about these incredible inventions which 99% of the time are done by men. Just a short out to the men and thank ypu for making out lives more comfortable, we women do need you and appreciate you. Love from a woman with great brothers and father who values men.
Just a small correction. Germany has so much more than 2400 concrete structures that need regular inspection and maintenance. Having said that I still enjoy the channel and enjoy seeing the forefront of technology. Blessed be.
The last part makes total sense people who play video games and stay on tik tok and Instagram have no common sense so you not knowing anything about all this stuff or how it really works in real life makes total sense after seeing the video game footage
Nice video but some misinformation is noticeable. Roofing putty isn't cheaper, prefabricated housing isn't nothing new, been used in former Soviet Union empire since 70' . Those Belgians still don't have established Health and Safety rules. I did enjoyed your video anyway
Artificial turf.... What about the toxicins it throws off and getting rid of grass that gives oxygen. How about planting native plants instead of lawns.
Only in Usa just discovered in technologies construction very well justifiably very well justified also in Germany has more then 2400 concrete structures with more researching, very well regularly very well regular
Ive used these expansion joints before, Honestly, theyre not that great in comparison to some of the stuff out there. Theyre also not very good for a setting with hydo pressure, so nothing below grade or preexisting below grade (Unless mass water removal is in place)
06:34... No, No, NO... that's not going to work... the "expansion joint " will fall out with pedestrian traffic only - go for a solid steel plate, fixed on only one side... it will move, yes scrape, but durable
4:04 "Australian construction technology is highly developed." LOL. No, it really isn't. The *AVERAGE* builder struggles with wood frame construction and wood framme accounts for over 98% of all home builds. Anything beyond that is very much the exception in residential. Commercial construction doesn't count as it's usually non-Australians doing those builds because the Aussies don't have the skills.
residential construction methods in Australia need a massive shakeup , timber or steel stick frame homes are too labour intensive and bushfire resistance should have been developed 150 years ago. there are better things coming . tick tick tick.
Building from pre made concrete blocks it's nothing new. Go to any place of old Soviet block and you will see cities swarm with them. On the side note GB is still building houses with out proper ventilation system - in solution for that they drill wholes or have pre-drilled in there windows :).
whats a propper ventilation system? because window vents and air bricks worked just fine with 0 maintinence untill fuel costs went to the moon because people started closing them or covering them up to try keep heat in
UV resistant does not mean it is UV protected, it just means it resists UV rays to a certain grade. 100% UV protection would be the term for that and yes, no building products are safe from it, but most resist it. Everything deteriorates, UV resistant products just lasts longer. I'm guessing to make something UV protected it would need some sort of reflective layer as seen with polarized sunglasses and that would be expensive and maybe not even possible when the product needs to be flexible or be able to take impact. Not my department (I design buildings), but speculating on new possible building materials is interesting.
It depends on the environment and how you're defining "good." Given that they use no water and can be recycled, if you're in the desert, it's plausible that it's better than a real lawn
All these new inventions are really cool but they are literally taking away hundred of construction workers jobs. At 1:11, that job should use about 10 workers, clearly this new invention cuts all those workers out of the process so the only one making any money is the owner of the company.
your videos with this European narrator guy would make a lot more sense if he didn't convert everything into American units as most of the products you show are not American.
And no putting up ply board walls it's quicker than putting all those things together in Australia once again you don't know what you're talking about stop making videos on construction materials when you don't understand the actual time it takes to do the jobs
That modular wall looked good separately, but stacked up was very disappointing,
Maybe zig zag modules would solve that issue
2:50 Absolutely genious until you realize you've blocked the most important vent location and get ridge roth.
nothing like wrapping the world in plastic
This video showcases some truly incredible construction technologies that are taking the industry to a whole new level. One of the standout innovations for me was the insert for the manhole invert, which is not only impressive but also incredibly practical. The ability to repair a manhole invert efficiently and without disrupting the flow of water is a game-changer, particularly when working at night or during low flow periods. It's amazing to see how technology is transforming the construction industry and enabling us to work smarter, safer, and more efficiently. This video is a great reminder of how far we've come and the potential for continued innovation in the future.
wow amazing use of 3D scanning
The roof mortar reminds me of play foam growing up.
FLOAM!!!!!!! LOL, i think it is, have you ever had that dry up, its rock hard.
Not relevant to this amazing video, but every time I see this stuff, I just want to see where all the feminists are, as a woman, I would love to see what they say about these incredible inventions which 99% of the time are done by men. Just a short out to the men and thank ypu for making out lives more comfortable, we women do need you and appreciate you. Love from a woman with great brothers and father who values men.
Uv resistant material.
All such materials fall apart withing 1-10 years if not protected from sunlight.
8:22 artificial lawns are microplastics central as they degrade. Think twice.
Pls do more stuff like that! Never miss the new uploads
Techno makes it futuristic
That insert for the manhole invert is impressive. Beats trying to repair one at night when the flow is low!
Just a small correction. Germany has so much more than 2400 concrete structures that need regular inspection and maintenance. Having said that I still enjoy the channel and enjoy seeing the forefront of technology. Blessed be.
... could be a job generator too ...
Germany had all that tech for their 3D model then proceed to use a road cone as a funnel to save even more! 😂
The last part makes total sense people who play video games and stay on tik tok and Instagram have no common sense so you not knowing anything about all this stuff or how it really works in real life makes total sense after seeing the video game footage
Great videos and comments guys, here, have my like..
Always enjoy watching your videos
Great videos and comments guys, here, have my like
I like the technology used in this construction it makes the work easier. Great content
Nice video but some misinformation is noticeable. Roofing putty isn't cheaper, prefabricated housing isn't nothing new, been used in former Soviet Union empire since 70' . Those Belgians still don't have established Health and Safety rules. I did enjoyed your video anyway
Yeah, those puttys don't look cheap...
What you said, spot on!
Omg artificial turf what recommendations 😅
I think taking care of roof is not helping much in hurricane speeds. Lego sets for adults.
I show these to my grandma when she falls asleep, better than coffee
The dragon skewed needs a vibrating roller.
I haven't seen afs rediwall in Australia before.
Flexum is garbage we used it on some jobs in Buffalo after a few years it just looses its flexibility and starts falling out in clumps
Nice 🥰🥰🥰.
I kno two migos that will replace that screed anyday 😂
3:22 why they putting Floam on the roof?
It's a cement mix made for water/weather sealing roof tiles.
POZDRAWIAM . SUPER IDEA.
11:19 that hole needs protection from collapse.
Amazing🎉😮
Artificial turf....
What about the toxicins it throws off and getting rid of grass that gives oxygen.
How about planting native plants instead of lawns.
"it's easier to put on shoes than cover the world in carpet"
2:01 : hello there
I wonder why we all abandoned Azbest instead of covering it with some oil-gum paste or sth
These people purposely hurt things. On Purpose.
The roof mortar is made in the Netherlands
Only in Usa just discovered in technologies construction very well justifiably very well justified also in Germany has more then 2400 concrete structures with more researching, very well regularly very well regular
Yeah. U.S concretr construction is pretty far behind.
Even in comparison to Canada (Where i live)
Dries out the earth
Next video you have to reseach more
Miss information ...
hey pierre
Ive used these expansion joints before,
Honestly, theyre not that great in comparison to some of the stuff out there.
Theyre also not very good for a setting with hydo pressure, so nothing below grade or preexisting below grade (Unless mass water removal is in place)
Only in the US they use cubic feet, rest of the world uses cubic metres
Then move to another country!😮
@@kevenkullberg9955 wtf you on about ?
Cause the US measurement system is the best! Why would anyone leave the US?? Not to mention the Bill of Rights! Lol
@@BullseyeBenR comments likes that makes me worried about the future of our species! I seriously hope you don't reproduce.
@@kevenkullberg9955 cringe…
Here in the states we build 2- 2500 square ft houses all the time. My sisters house is 5000 sq ft. The basketball player shaq his is 70,000
@Mr. Mackey my sisters house in Texas its single level 5,001 square ft.
I always said why don't they have cement zambonis it would be 10 times faster
how much CO2 does that fake grass filter out of the atmosphere per day?
The audio in this video is very overcompressed, getting a lot of distortion.
I dare you to count the amount of workers as not wearing PPE
Wow
This video seemed cool until the fake grass part
06:34... No, No, NO... that's not going to work... the "expansion joint " will fall out with pedestrian traffic only - go for a solid steel plate, fixed on only one side... it will move, yes scrape, but durable
2:20 if you take thoseicecube-bags for the freezer, and break them, you will realize (hopefully) that this is rubbish!
video bom
Artificial turf takes just as much water lmao...
I’ve video I’ve had some of these ideas should have put my money to work dang
craaaap
большинство строительных технологий применяется в россии с 80х годов
Can you cut down on the feet, pounds and het into metric units, please!
I've seen a lot of these "technologies " for a few years now...nothing new and ordinary
For the building in the UK, their price came out to $100,000 per room.
4:04 "Australian construction technology is highly developed." LOL. No, it really isn't. The *AVERAGE* builder struggles with wood frame construction and wood framme accounts for over 98% of all home builds. Anything beyond that is very much the exception in residential. Commercial construction doesn't count as it's usually non-Australians doing those builds because the Aussies don't have the skills.
residential construction methods in Australia need a massive shakeup , timber or steel stick frame homes are too labour intensive and bushfire resistance should have been developed 150 years ago.
there are better things coming . tick tick tick.
from russia? BIG RED FLAG GOIN' UP!
Building from pre made concrete blocks it's nothing new. Go to any place of old Soviet block and you will see cities swarm with them. On the side note GB is still building houses with out proper ventilation system - in solution for that they drill wholes or have pre-drilled in there windows :).
whats a propper ventilation system?
because window vents and air bricks worked just fine with 0 maintinence untill fuel costs went to the moon because people started closing them or covering them up to try keep heat in
I’m sorry there isn’t anything that is UV resistant. I live in Az. Haven’t found ANYTHING that can withstand the sun and heat.
UV resistant does not mean it is UV protected, it just means it resists UV rays to a certain grade. 100% UV protection would be the term for that and yes, no building products are safe from it, but most resist it. Everything deteriorates, UV resistant products just lasts longer. I'm guessing to make something UV protected it would need some sort of reflective layer as seen with polarized sunglasses and that would be expensive and maybe not even possible when the product needs to be flexible or be able to take impact. Not my department (I design buildings), but speculating on new possible building materials is interesting.
Would depend on the application wouldnt it?
Adobe. Look at local indigenous solutions before industrial ones
@@BennyNeptune Im not going to make my roof our of mud.
@@adrienwatson2179 most roof tiles are crushed sand🤔it's basically the modern processed version of adobe
AI spam.
Do you actually realise he is not mowing the lawn is actually stream in the grass
i5 from Chester 🇬🇧
First lol
Not "2 times as fast" but "twice as fast"
it literally means the same thing
@@amvlabs5339 I know, but it sounds very bad and is normally bad English. Normally twice is used.
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So an artificial lawn is beter for the environment then real grass??? Seriously??? Nonsense..
It depends on the environment and how you're defining "good." Given that they use no water and can be recycled, if you're in the desert, it's plausible that it's better than a real lawn
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Those Belgian walls look horrible. Your eyes go to all the seams. It doesn’t. Fool anybody and it’s not a good look.
the indonesian clip is england lol?
Ww
30sec into this and heard the biggest lie ever: most countries measure in metric system, not imperial
Greetings from Germany
The ergobox is the only good thing I heard from Russia this year.
9:42 PLASTIC YEAAAH
3:51 YES more PLASTIC
All these new inventions are really cool but they are literally taking away hundred of construction workers jobs. At 1:11, that job should use about 10 workers, clearly this new invention cuts all those workers out of the process so the only one making any money is the owner of the company.
Please omit Ruzzian companies. They don't deserve any attention.
do you realize that concreat for housing belongs to the past ? not talking of artificial turf
Learn to round-up or round down numbers. When you say long numbers, it loser most viewers. (Ie "the stadium holds 65 thousand people) not 65,374
I can shit out a house too. Doesn't meet any building codes.
If you pretend to talk about innovative technologies, then use metric system.
Ugh fake grass… one of the worst things to see in a garden and requires just as much upkeep as normal grass…
Flexim is horrible stuff over priced messy and difficult to work
What about global warming? Synthetic grass makes lots of heat
More people die from the cold than heat.
Plus longer growing season in colder climates
your videos with this European narrator guy would make a lot more sense if he didn't convert everything into American units as most of the products you show are not American.
We’re gluttonous consumers. Everyone caters to us lol.
plastic grass! ever heard of microplastic in food?
And then it all fell down
It’s not that impressive considering they erected the entire Empire State Building from bottom to the top in just 90days.
Hoover dam now that was a feat of engineering..
Why do these narrators always sound like they're informing kindergarten children with their condescending tone🙄
So much plastic *bah*. This garden thing is horrible
And no putting up ply board walls it's quicker than putting all those things together in Australia once again you don't know what you're talking about stop making videos on construction materials when you don't understand the actual time it takes to do the jobs
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