Remember that 121 years ago flying we flew 12 meters. After that we mounted cameras, guns, and bombs in them in the First World War. The we got even faster and could fly further. The Second World War came and we built planes that could carry 9,999 KG bombs, and ones that level city’s. We made the jet engine, and sent a man faster than sound. People have been to space and the moon. We repaired a 43 year old space ship voyager. Made implants on the brain like from black ops, and now we are flying like iron man. All of this is possible because of the very smart men and women of the world. As you fly over mountains or rivers now 122 years ago we flew 12 meters. Can’t imagine how much work went into making these great job😄
@@TheAKgunner How exactly? Helos are faster, have greater range and the ability to return fire, if compromised in flight. Another thing you're apparently unaware of is that SOF teams insert away from the target and hump their way in from a few clicks out. Also, how much kit necessary can these guys actually carry with them while wearing their George Jetson rocket pack?
@@mr6johnclark Since your question is equally ignorant as the other individual that replied here, I'm cutting and pasting my reply for you as well. Helos are faster, have greater range and the ability to return fire, if compromised in flight. Another thing you're apparently unaware of is that SOF teams insert away from the target and hump their way in from a few clicks out. Also, how much kit necessary can these guys actually carry with them while wearing their George Jetson rocket pack?
@@92naz32 I never said anything about inserting a whole team like this. But, one marksman, and his rifle, moved to a overwatch position as part of a QRF (Quick Reaction Force), would be invaluable! Is he gonna save the day all by himself? No. But, he can buy time. And in an urban environment, he’d be hard to locate while slipping between buildings at speed. A helicopter, by contrast, is big, noisy, and a fire magnet. Plus, more people put at risk.
Although real-world-me definitely prefers the mountain rescue scenario, this demonstration sure goes under the skin of everyone that once dreamed of becoming a fighter pilot, a special ops something, watched Marvel Movies or Mandalorian etc. May it never have to be used as demonstrated here, but targeting the defence market with his potentially huge investments, inherent seriousness, special "rights" and unusual use cases makes sense! Amazing engineering with a consequently extraordinary achievement. Be mindful with what you use it for.
Every time I see she’s guys it lights me up. When I first saw it in the early 2020’s I didn’t care as much but now when I think about it… how the fuck does that thing work! LOL
There is no viability. Only 3 people alive can fly it (including the inventor), and they are not taking in applicants. It's nothing more than a tethered experience for a few hours at their facility.
People saying it's tactically useless this is just the start. I can see the use it would have for the navy for example allowing SF to deploy onto enemy ships especially large ones for night time operations. It could be used to allow troops to deploy further forward than vehicles can. Cross rivers, also being able to gain height advantages for example simply flying and deploying to the top of buildings or inserting yourself onto the 50th floor within moments. Time will tell but remember it didn't even take a century from first flight to landing on the moon
Absolutely astounding technology and implementation. I see the value for any mission, such as medical assistance for example, which doesn't expose the pilot to any "unfriendlies". I fail to see how this would work in a combat or police/SWAT situation though ? The noise certainly would eliminate any element of surprise and also expose the pilots to a lot danger. One bullet into the fuel tanks/engines and they could blow up - or am I not getting something ? Again - I really am in awe of these jet-suits, it is the applications I am not fully clear about (except medical, SAR, )
Time to remove the jetpack after landing? Does a jetpack have an air chamber to prevent it from sinking? It is definitely advisable to have knee and elbow protection in addition to a helmet on your head. ... 😊
It feels like the Civilian application or govt. services in the Country will have a lot more useful applications. Is there any attempt on future changes to make the Pack smaller? or is it pretty much bare bones already?
Nope. They have tries for years and no contracts I'll take them. It's non-viable. Too dangerous, too loud, cannot take any more weight than your own body, requires thousands of hours to just get flying without tether, and has a flight time of around 20min.
It would destroy your hearing in seconds without proper earpro. Also, the run time is around 20min. Only a handful of people can fly them, including the CEO.and inventor.
There may be another application of this that might be used either for military or law enforcement where one mounts a pistol that can be remotely fired much the same way one mounts a selfie camera stick so that a jet packer could fly just over the front windshield of a speeding car where the pistol is then pointing downward at the driver where it could shoot through the windshield at the driver and then the jet packer could also have a sign mounted on that self stick that tells the driver to pull over and stop the vehicle with the gun pointed at the driver to incline the driver to so comply. This could be done in lieu of a high speed chase which puts others at high risk. Alternative the gun could be pointed so as to be able to shoot out a tire.
Wow, 21st century variety of special forces. Lots of other applications too such as the 1st jetpack race. Looks like the military version has more capacity than the smaller racing gear.
Gravity industries has no affiliation with any military. They are a private company in the UK. They do demo flights at some events, thats about it. You can book a tethered flight training, but you will never be allowed to fly one untethered.
I've flown a waterjet backpack and hoverboard, and while they are fun as hell all these things are utterly impractical. Military applications are a joke, a person aboard one of these is best described as "Skeet." Slow, fat, noisy skeet.
Incorrect. Dynamic entry has nothing to do with stealth. We currently have divers swim up and climb onto ships to secure a landing zone, then a larger helicopter comes in with the real muscle. This is just the divers, except faster. The only reason this doesn't have a use in your head is because you don't understand real combat. If you're at the point where you're relying on chance and stealth, you've already failed.
This is 100% one of those "We Absolutely need this technology, it would enhance our Fun....*our Mission capabilities 75-150% !"'😉I think it's fair to say this is one of those applications they would only get used maybe once a year in the field.... but every team would be pushing for maximum ''Training '' time any chance they get! 😋 Which I am absolutely for, when we ask men to what they do, giving them fun toys to screw around with is but a drop in the bucket compared to what price they are willing to pay! 🍻 Maybe we add Jet-packs everywhere for Veterans or another military holiday.😂
Nope, it's non-viable. They can't get any contracts and they have been trying for almost a decade. It's nothing more than a private company that does some tethered flights as demo for the public. The people flying untethered are the CEO and a few engineers at Gravoty Industries that have thousands of hours on it.
Rather defenseless when flying. Shoulder mounted Bullpup 556 with helmet targeting and firing system. Come in locked and loaded and on target if needed.
I mean, a paratrooper is "defenseless " too, as would be a modern military helicopter against an enemy that doesn't have vastly outdated tec. It's not like they are ever intended to fly right into a combat zone, but rather to get someone in a difficult to access position fast. I still think that one first aid/rescue operation they showed is the most practical application yet. But if I we trying to appeal to investors, I'd put a lot of effort into tacticool-military presentations too.
Nope. One fire team flies in, secures a landing zone, and a helicopter full of traditional troops lands. We currently do this with divers on the sea, This is no different, just faster.
If back in the day the WSO would write "I'M WITH STUPID" on a piece of paper to make fun of the pilot in front, now these guys can proudly carry the "I AM STUPID!" signs on them.
If I ever become a pirate, these will not work on me or my crew......sorry....... A hard no for real time practical application for a hostile VBSS or GOPLAT...... Hard no.... But it does look cool for congress and potential recruits......or candidates.........
This not suitable for infantry with on rifle. This is a support unit with MOUNTED MACHINE GUN Is A MUST. The tech will catch up for sure. But this is the only role it suit better in the future.
civilian applications: Snow removal, leaf cleanup, sand dune erosion repair, parks and rec geese control, cell tower / wind turbine maintenance, gator monitoring
Military applications: Flying Soldiers. Its cool. Take my taxes
The gators will appreciate the crunchy cnacks.
@@r0cketplumber haha they use gliders for the job currently
@@okamiexe1501both US and UK military rejected it. It has no viability.
@@FarmerDrewnope, they use sport chutes. Paratroopers.
Remember that 121 years ago flying we flew 12 meters. After that we mounted cameras, guns, and bombs in them in the First World War. The we got even faster and could fly further. The Second World War came and we built planes that could carry 9,999 KG bombs, and ones that level city’s. We made the jet engine, and sent a man faster than sound. People have been to space and the moon. We repaired a 43 year old space ship voyager. Made implants on the brain like from black ops, and now we are flying like iron man. All of this is possible because of the very smart men and women of the world. As you fly over mountains or rivers now 122 years ago we flew 12 meters. Can’t imagine how much work went into making these great job😄
Oh yeah i remember that
Damn these things never get old! So friggin cool!
Me and the bois flying to each others builds in Minecraft creative mode:
Perfect for sneaking up on the deaf.
dont they use helicopters for that?
Better than a helicopter.
@@TheAKgunner How exactly? Helos are faster, have greater range and the ability to return fire, if compromised in flight. Another thing you're apparently unaware of is that SOF teams insert away from the target and hump their way in from a few clicks out. Also, how much kit necessary can these guys actually carry with them while wearing their George Jetson rocket pack?
@@mr6johnclark Since your question is equally ignorant as the other individual that replied here, I'm cutting and pasting my reply for you as well. Helos are faster, have greater range and the ability to return fire, if compromised in flight. Another thing you're apparently unaware of is that SOF teams insert away from the target and hump their way in from a few clicks out. Also, how much kit necessary can these guys actually carry with them while wearing their George Jetson rocket pack?
@@92naz32 I never said anything about inserting a whole team like this. But, one marksman, and his rifle, moved to a overwatch position as part of a QRF (Quick Reaction Force), would be invaluable!
Is he gonna save the day all by himself? No. But, he can buy time. And in an urban environment, he’d be hard to locate while slipping between buildings at speed.
A helicopter, by contrast, is big, noisy, and a fire magnet. Plus, more people put at risk.
Bucket list for sure! So cool
Although real-world-me definitely prefers the mountain rescue scenario, this demonstration sure goes under the skin of everyone that once dreamed of becoming a fighter pilot, a special ops something, watched Marvel Movies or Mandalorian etc. May it never have to be used as demonstrated here, but targeting the defence market with his potentially huge investments, inherent seriousness, special "rights" and unusual use cases makes sense! Amazing engineering with a consequently extraordinary achievement. Be mindful with what you use it for.
Every time I see she’s guys it lights me up. When I first saw it in the early 2020’s I didn’t care as much but now when I think about it… how the fuck does that thing work! LOL
Expected comment from someone with the soydalorian as their profile pic.
@@LupusMechanicus Your name is MECH.
There is no viability. Only 3 people alive can fly it (including the inventor), and they are not taking in applicants.
It's nothing more than a tethered experience for a few hours at their facility.
@@evolicious False statement. They had a race in dubai featuring more than 3 people.
This is so fun to play with, so new ingenuity, I want to try it someday too.
you can try it now... there are flying courses...
That's really impressive! You guys are knocking it out the park time and time again!
The "WOW" factor has gone through the roof! Now lets see them do a ballet on top of the water!😂
“Mcflyyyyy you bojo, those boards don’t work over water…..Unless you got powerrrrr!”
they fly now? they fly now!
Its so fucking bad ass!! When they hover its like im looking at some sort beautiful and graceful being.
Sean Connery used a rocket belt in "Thunderball." Maybe the next 007 can use Gravity's equipment in the next Bond movie.
THE FUTURE IF HERE!!!!
That must be so cool to actually fly those. I can’t even imagine what it just feel like.
Really cool, for next demo it would be interesting to do more 3D movements, like securing rooftops before a helicopter action.
Too dangerous and not possible. Fyi, this is a demo for civilians, not the military.
People saying it's tactically useless this is just the start. I can see the use it would have for the navy for example allowing SF to deploy onto enemy ships especially large ones for night time operations. It could be used to allow troops to deploy further forward than vehicles can. Cross rivers, also being able to gain height advantages for example simply flying and deploying to the top of buildings or inserting yourself onto the 50th floor within moments. Time will tell but remember it didn't even take a century from first flight to landing on the moon
This could solve the parking issues in large cities
brilliant!! how much fly time have these got now ? i last asked about a year ago or more ... interested in the progress
About 20min
This looks like so much fun!
That was so awesome! Unstopable
Absolutely astounding technology and implementation. I see the value for any mission, such as medical assistance for example, which doesn't expose the pilot to any "unfriendlies". I fail to see how this would work in a combat or police/SWAT situation though ? The noise certainly would eliminate any element of surprise and also expose the pilots to a lot danger. One bullet into the fuel tanks/engines and they could blow up - or am I not getting something ? Again - I really am in awe of these jet-suits, it is the applications I am not fully clear about (except medical, SAR, )
Time to remove the jetpack after landing? Does a jetpack have an air chamber to prevent it from sinking?
It is definitely advisable to have knee and elbow protection in addition to a helmet on your head. ... 😊
I wanna buy one
I don't care one bit about the practicality.... *_That_* looks BADASS!
some bumclown with an AK. Ah BLACKACAKCAKCAKCAKCACK. No more hoverman.
Nice work guys!!
Real life Iron Man!
Go on lads take the COLONIES BACK 😂😂😂
Ohh Great! now the Pirate Repo men are going to have jet packs
It feels like the Civilian application or govt. services in the Country will have a lot more useful applications. Is there any attempt on future changes to make the Pack smaller? or is it pretty much bare bones already?
Nope. They have tries for years and no contracts I'll take them. It's non-viable.
Too dangerous, too loud, cannot take any more weight than your own body, requires thousands of hours to just get flying without tether, and has a flight time of around 20min.
So nuts!
Curious about a couple of things; How loud is it? How long can it run continously?
It would destroy your hearing in seconds without proper earpro. Also, the run time is around 20min. Only a handful of people can fly them, including the CEO.and inventor.
They fly now?!
They fly now.
They fly now.
Taking clay shooting to a whole new level… 👌🏽
Snow, from Action Figure Therapy finally got his wish!
THEY FLY NOW?! 🧑🏾🦱
There may be another application of this that might be used either for military or law enforcement where one mounts a pistol that can be remotely fired much the same way one mounts a selfie camera stick so that a jet packer could fly just over the front windshield of a speeding car where the pistol is then pointing downward at the driver where it could shoot through the windshield at the driver and then the jet packer could also have a sign mounted on that self stick that tells the driver to pull over and stop the vehicle with the gun pointed at the driver to incline the driver to so comply.
This could be done in lieu of a high speed chase which puts others at high risk.
Alternative the gun could be pointed so as to be able to shoot out a tire.
Me muero por poder cumplir algún día el sueño de ir a vuestra base Aérea y poder hacer el curso que ofreceis. 🫠🫠🫠🚀🚀🚀
Flying on that thing will be like videos game irl (except no respawns)
이 제트팩은 어디서 만들고 가격과 성능/제원이 궁금해요 😅
But can they fly and shoot at the same time?
When are you going to be doing one of these next at home in the capital, would love to see you do something like this around Tower Bridge?
whats the max flight times on these now ?
20min, no different these days.
@@evoliciousthat's actually quite long
Wow, 21st century variety of special forces. Lots of other applications too such as the 1st jetpack race. Looks like the military version has more capacity than the smaller racing gear.
Gravity industries has no affiliation with any military. They are a private company in the UK.
They do demo flights at some events, thats about it. You can book a tethered flight training, but you will never be allowed to fly one untethered.
this is crazy
My patriotism would go up 3.7% if I was anyone in that boat or American.
With This jets and IA... Ironman
Очень круто!
Но мне всё-таки не нравится, что в полёте руки заняты.
Can we buy one?
Add some predator style shoulder guy, it be perfect.
Some GI JOE sht💯💯💪🏼
eazy noizy target
Dynamic entry
Always amazing
Can u explain more suit jailt wearing which mater fabrication
Rocketeers ready!
Have they ever shown how they would take cargo with them. I've seen guns but never a pack. Even with the EMS videos they never have any kit on them.
I want to fly like this in someday!!
You can do it at their HQ in the UK, it's tethered, and you won't fly without it due to how dangerous it is.
CJ steal the jetpack
This is fkn cool !
This must feel amazing
I've flown a waterjet backpack and hoverboard, and while they are fun as hell all these things are utterly impractical. Military applications are a joke, a person aboard one of these is best described as "Skeet." Slow, fat, noisy skeet.
Correct. Gravity industries is nothing but a silly engineering project that makes cool videos. They have never been able to make it viable.
Incorrect. Dynamic entry has nothing to do with stealth. We currently have divers swim up and climb onto ships to secure a landing zone, then a larger helicopter comes in with the real muscle.
This is just the divers, except faster.
The only reason this doesn't have a use in your head is because you don't understand real combat. If you're at the point where you're relying on chance and stealth, you've already failed.
one day this kind of vehicle will be popular like motorcycles
I sure hope not
Awesome!
aMAZING
This is 100% one of those "We Absolutely need this technology, it would enhance our Fun....*our Mission capabilities 75-150% !"'😉I think it's fair to say this is one of those applications they would only get used maybe once a year in the field.... but every team would be pushing for maximum ''Training '' time any chance they get! 😋 Which I am absolutely for, when we ask men to what they do, giving them fun toys to screw around with is but a drop in the bucket compared to what price they are willing to pay! 🍻 Maybe we add Jet-packs everywhere for Veterans or another military holiday.😂
Nope, it's non-viable. They can't get any contracts and they have been trying for almost a decade.
It's nothing more than a private company that does some tethered flights as demo for the public. The people flying untethered are the CEO and a few engineers at Gravoty Industries that have thousands of hours on it.
Idk why people are shitting on this like it's going to be standard issue someday. This is a great invention nonetheless.
No way jetpacks are coming before GTA 6 💀
KOOL KOOL KOOL
The thumbnail looks like a screenshot from GTA V
they need to add a turret on the shoulder and it's done
what's with the effen machine guns?? ohhh, for fighting fire with fire ;-)
Needs a turret and an Apache gun tracking helmet.
Gamemode 1
👏👍🤙
insane
прикольна забвка давайте в Україну таких тисяч 10
Rather defenseless when flying. Shoulder mounted Bullpup 556 with helmet targeting and firing system. Come in locked and loaded and on target if needed.
I mean, a paratrooper is "defenseless " too, as would be a modern military helicopter against an enemy that doesn't have vastly outdated tec. It's not like they are ever intended to fly right into a combat zone, but rather to get someone in a difficult to access position fast.
I still think that one first aid/rescue operation they showed is the most practical application yet. But if I we trying to appeal to investors, I'd put a lot of effort into tacticool-military presentations too.
@@sirbig8292 All the para troopers I knew were able to fire on the way down if needed. These jet pack guys have their hands tied for sure.
That would be too heavy. You can't take more weight than your body with these things.
@@sirbig8292search and rescue all denied though. It has no viability in the real world. Jetpacks never have, and never will.
Practical? No. Does it look cool asf? Fuck yeah it does
I tried waving at the guy but he wouldn’t wave back
if they waved, they'll end up in water.
Special Forces need 10 000 of this units + twice bigger for ammo.
Nope. One fire team flies in, secures a landing zone, and a helicopter full of traditional troops lands. We currently do this with divers on the sea, This is no different, just faster.
Its too bad that it doesnt allow you to use your hands during flight. Not necessarily for combat, but just in general. Still pretty cool tho
Genius idea, just mute the jet engine in post. Why hasn't the airline industry caught on yet?
I am #Ironman.
Rocketteer
Мне кажется , что их на вертолете на невидимых тросиках подвесили , так как от такого потока руки к верху бы задрало
Awesome. You should've taken advantage of being in a Free Country and did the demo will real rifles!
Can't. Too heavy, and the amount of danger is far too high even if it could lift that extra weight.
wheres ones Iron man armour when he needs it?
Okay, now type in 'Simpsons' and 'Barney Steals a Jetpack'...
Pull!
空挺部隊としても使える
Wow
If back in the day the WSO would write "I'M WITH STUPID" on a piece of paper to make fun of the pilot in front, now these guys can proudly carry the "I AM STUPID!" signs on them.
I mean... for mobility it kicks ass. Until the operator has no arm strength from ops, or wounds. I imagine it would smoke your arms pretty fast.
RED ALERT :D
If I ever become a pirate, these will not work on me or my crew......sorry.......
A hard no for real time practical application for a hostile VBSS or GOPLAT......
Hard no....
But it does look cool for congress and potential recruits......or candidates.........
This not suitable for infantry with on rifle. This is a support unit with MOUNTED MACHINE GUN Is A MUST. The tech will catch up for sure. But this is the only role it suit better in the future.
Impossible. The amount of weight cannot exceed your own body weight. These things work with a perfect thrust-to-weight ratio.
Iron man