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It's not a microbrewery, it's the Nanosys manufacturing facility where quantum dots are made! James takes on a tour of the chemical reactors and cool color science that are creating industry leading HDR experiences on our TVs and monitors.
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CHAPTERS
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0:00 Intro
1:02 What is QD Enhancement Film
1:39 why "quantum" tho?
2:07 how QDs work
2:38 How they're made
4:33 Ink-jet printing QDs!
5:40 What about MicroLED?
7:34 Beyond OLED/MicoLED!
9:38 Outro - Věda a technologie
Quantum dot juice looks like generic cartoon science lab beakers and I love it
That green finna melt through anything
ea sports
@@hdzaqe it's in the game
forbidden kelp shake
Yeah. I kind of want some bottles of that stuff. Just to put on display. I hope they get mass-produced to the point where that might be feasible.
This is an extremely accessible video describing a very complex topic. Outstanding work! Thank you for this great content.
Exactly. Please more of that!
Yes, do more please 🤩
I hope there will be more technical details later for the ones that are interested in this topic
Right?? Im a Materials Scientist who has worked on Quantum Dot projects in the past, and this video would have been helpful for me initially its so well done. Very impressed as always with LTT :)
@@jantube358 You might enjoy Gamers Nexus, as they regularly fill the "talk nerdy to me" niche. They haven't done this topic yet, but keep an eye out for it.
It's great to have James hosting videos like this because he is so genuinely interested and invested in these topics, him explaining it all feels so natural.
Thanks James!
Shesh yes, i only understood half of it, but very interessant and well done
Yes, I thought James did a fantastic job presenting this. Very natural sounding
I have to agree this was a very good video on the subject.
agreed!
@Глеб Сальманов very youtube thing to do yes
I appreciate the calculated level of complexity in this video. Some of it is over my head, but the graphs and dynamic diagrams are clear enough to show relationships that I can follow. Extremely interesting! This is probably my favorite video the LTT team has ever made.
ELI5:
Traditional displays use filters to only let the desired color through, _absorbing the rest as heat_ , which is inefficient, and not as accurate.
Quantum dots on the other hand _reemit the light they absorb_ as a very precisely set color, which means no produced light is wasted as heat!
Same, my new favorite!
same, complex subject very well explained
fabulous video 😉😁😁
James said the word Quantum 27 times in this video, which averages to One Quantum just under every 22 seconds.
The quantum of Quantum
So how big does that make his .....
Nerd
I like how James' timing makes this material easily understandable. Sometimes Linus rides rough shod over some of the points and really dense material, I have to scroll back and re run to get what he's talking about. A+ Laser James!
Material pun love it
Agreed!
Quantum dots are amazing! They are so revolutionary that a Nobel prize was given to a guy who invented them. You can also use this shiny goo to make your protein emit light. Such methods are used to visualize several molecules in a cell simultaneously with a microscope using UV or violet light. The same reason which makes them great for a display (exact emission separation and extreme stability) allows to visualize 4-5 proteins at the same time. Trying that with previous fluorophores was quite a bad experience.
This video is so great, thanks for bringing attention to qds!!
Now this is even more interesting use of QD! I’ve heard plenty of stuff relating to their use in TV’s but I never knew they were used in other fields!
It's a really amazing material and there are so many potential uses for QDs. Bio was definitely one of the first. One of the most interesting non-display apps we're working on is in agriculture. Shaping sunlight spectrum to improve plant growth in greenhouses.
Most definitely not a cell biologist here. Shiny protein goo emissions which fluoresce under UV sounds disconcertingly analogous.
Cool
Materials Scientist here, quantum is cool
Highest quality content right here I love factory tours!
@Myke Helstein I was gonna like the comment, but it's at 69 likes.... nice...
I agree 👍
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It's a lot easier to digest than gamers Nexus factory tours
@@svampebob007 empty headed trollkid.. Know the difference between ad and factory tour..
First year chemical engineer and we are synthesizing CdSe QD’s, amazing process only hard part we use hot injection. Due to Ostwald ripening we have big interference in blue 😅
didnt understand, but sounds interesting. hope you succeed in your project
Nanosys' QD's are cadmium free, as their customers don't want heavy metals in their TVs :)
@@LinusTechTips it makes the TV easier to carry (they use lighter metals instead)
@@LinusTechTips So they don’t want any deathcore in their TVs? 🤪
When i did work on QDs we used CdSe/CdS and it was a PITA to characterize their PLQY. Good luck on your future work
Let's be honest, they sent James because Linus would have dropped something 😂🤣
Love these vids and would like to see more just like it!
That's actually a real possibility. This is a chemical facility so dropping something won't be good.
@@falconeagle3655 Oh like when NileRed drops a vile and the screen just go blank suddenly. Should be fine, he's alive in the next video soo far.
As a chemist who has studied both OLEDs and nanoparticle emitters I can say great job on that video! All the necessary information is presented in an easily understandable manner.
ok
@@bitonic589 Does your dislike counter extension show you how many dislikes this complete waste of a comment has?
woah you're so cool man you're a chemist who works on this stuff? Can I suck you? I want to be just like you when I grow up!!
So in very simple terms, the chemaicals catch light and depending on it's size xyz-color gets emitted?
So you really need a backlight, a layer with rgb on, and then a way to chose when which film is on?
Lovely video, I missed factory and studio tours soooo much, glad to see them back 🥰
You guys should do more of these, they are really good!
Pretty sure they would like to, but there may or may not some pandemic going on.
As someone with a PhD in physical chemistry, this video was a delight. Excellent explanations of really complex concepts!
I had a buddy in high school whose dad worked at Nanosys back in the early to mid 2000s. He said the majority of the research his dad did was spraying carbon nanotubes onto every material they could and observing the reactions. He told me the biggest thing the company was working on was for TVs so it’s really cool to see they are now the leaders in this technology and had been working on it for so long.
sometimes science need need a brute force experiment to get a new discovery
I feel like technology and science just slapped me in the face with Quantum Dots.....this was much more than just your typical Factory Tour. Awesome work James 👌
James: Don't do it.
James' brain: Smack the barrel.
Hey LMG, I’ve been watching you guys since before 1 million subs. Never really commented. But I’m SO happy you guys are taking this route if explaining HOW the tech works on a more scientific basis. You kinda remind me of the good “Discovery Channel” back in the day
I appreciate you making this video.Any, i would like to share you guys The SENA. The project has a lot of potential I admit
Has anyone here joined?
So glad you guys are FINALLY able to go to actual factories again! These are some of my favorite videos and great job explaining this!
I hear "Might make OLED and micro-LED displays obsolete." as I am watching this on my computer's CRT monitor. I still love the video even if I may be starting to lag behind in the race for the newest tech.
Still using a CRT as well at the office. Nothing still beats the zero movement blur, and durability of CRTs.
All of this. LCDs made sense for the improvements in weight/square inch of screen real estate, but it came with compromises we're still working to mitigate. Excited to see what comes next.
Self emisive qled is possible imagine a sheet of Self emisive quatum dots it will be like oled and microled without placing tiny pixel leds on a substrate but Self emisive quatum dots are still very difficult to pruduce so they still have to use tactics that make it more like a lcd imagine Self emisive lcd lol
@@jonathanoxlade4252 There is already a 55" self emissive qd display from BOE called AMQLED.
Can we all thank Linus and his crew for making these videos to help us understand this stuff? ❤️
here before people cry about the bought channel
Ty
@@Invades Lmfao it's bought, why do you think these verified bots are normal people?
@@bmhater1283 almost as if I said just that 👍
also they're not bots
@@need59 this comment wasn't done by a bot..
8:56 I helped write the PC Builder for Micro Center almost TEN years ago! And they're only NOW starting to implement the "pc-builder kiosk" inside the Micro Center locations.
It took a lot of tech labor to link the factory part numbers, with the part manufacturer bar codes, to create a new PC-build part code for every part.
The "genius" with the conversion is the way it convert the part numbers to match actual part compatibility.
So all you do is type the manufacturer bar code, type the MicroCenter inhouse code, and it generates a new PC-B code. And the part instantly shows up in the user gui front page as an option for part selection.
The reason it took over 10 years to implement what I made was to get part manufacturers to agree that each new barcode would basically have a meaning.
Even though I have no part in the implementation, It's nice to know I had a hand in it.
I originally wanted to go to every Micro Center location and setup each Kiosk and teach the employees to troubleshoot the system. But personal matters lead me to literally zip everything up in a nice package for them to implement the PC-B without me. :-(
I've head of quantum dots before but this video made everything click. Great content LTT needs to make more videos like this!
Finally, someone actually explained what Qdots are and how they work. I thought there was nothing actually Quantum about it, that it was just a filter to enhance the color of a LED.
Thanks to Samsung marketing for the confusion. I'm building time machine with a sole purpose of timeskipping to electroemissive QD's
Samsung marketing scam got many people. I got people telling me that QLED (fancy name for LCD) is a better and newer tech than OLED.
I met a salesperson selling me a Samsung tv with quantum processors. I just laughed. I get it, AI enhancement, upscaling. But processors based on quantum effects in 2021? Bro, don't just combine all the hype words and create something new zzzz.
Gotta say I've noticed lately the sound design game on LTT videos has gone up a few levels, whoever is doing that work, we notice and it's AWESOME! The video's also super informative, pretty cool to see the new display tech that's being developed these days.
When Covid is "over" (lets face it, it will never be over 😭) can we get more factory tours and such? These are SUPER cool
Just get vaxxed, then you can go on any tour you want.
@@Tazman55x lol
Covid will be over when you go outside and ignore the fear mongering...
@@Tazman55x Which vax? The first 2, or 3, or 4th booster, or 5th booster and so on and so on and...
@@foodhatesme THANK YOU!!!
Love that you were able to do a facility tour! So awesome!
Computers were factory size, now micro. Servers were huge room size, now tiny in comparison. Storage space for photos from Hubble used to take up countless space... Now within a few small storage devices. This is what I thought of when you said "(3 stories tall) giant grossly expensive vacuum chamber"
This felt like a Veritasium video. Good job! Keep it up.
Less shill though
Veritasium isn’t a real scientist he just makes videos about things he reads. He made a video not to long ago about some new revolutionary technology that was actually a scam and would have been easily seen as one if he knew anything about what he was saying. He has been made fun of on CZcams ever since then. Don’t trust anything he says because he doesn’t even understand what he is saying.
The shear amount of great angles/shots in this video was fantastic.
Excellent job by James delivering those complicated technical lines. Seamless
This video was fantastic! James was a fantastic host, and his personality really came across in the script (so much so that I stuck around until the end of the video to see who wrote it-also James. Fantastic work on all parts, James is an asset to LTT/LMG and I look forward to seeing him in more content like this.
You've got a really awesome way of explaining things, I never lost interest even for a second!
I vote we get more of these vids, you're perfect as a host for them and I feel like I learnt something.
I absolutely love this factory tours and deep dives into tech! More please!
i appriciate the work which was going into this video. i wish there would be more of that in the future again
This video is Linus testing James as a host for tours, since Linus doesn't want to travel anymore.
James did very well
I just wish that we'd see some of the people who work there, maybe hear them talk about stuff.
I love these kinds of videos! It gives me a "how it's made" tv show vibes! I'd love to see more computer related ones like this
Man, I love it when we get to see more of the science behind these things. Facility/factory tours are always fascinating.
Awesome, want to see more of these factory and tech tours.
Do more content like this, really good quality.
James is a natural. Such a great host!
This video is literally perfect. I had a passing understanding of this based on learning how day-glow paint and blue-white phosphor led lighting worked. This just perfectly covered this subject.
Great content James. Please do more at this level of technical explanation.
Until they TRULY figure out what to do with burn-in issues, i'm gonna stick w/ LCD panel TV's..... For common people, we can't afford to invest 2-3-4k$ every two to three years or so....
The point is that QD will make everythinng a lot more affordable
QD-OLEDs might have much better image retention performance since they're multiple more times more efficient (in other words, you don't need to drive the emitters with as much voltage).
@GH0STST4RSCR34M Never had it happen personally even though we have a tv that is more than a decade old and I use my screens more than 15 hours a day lol. It might be a thing on lcd like you say but it's so unlikely to happen that it's not a problem for 99% of us but oled is something that I'd stay away from as burn in with my use case is extremely likely and there is no burn in warranty either in my country.
@GH0STST4RSCR34M burn-in on LCD's is barely noticeable or non-existent IMO... Sure, you have to deal with a fair amount of light-bleed (especially om lower-end panels) but, unless you watch TVs/Monitors in pitch black environments, and predominantly black or dark images /movies /games, it's basically a non-issue.
@@LinusTechTips only time will tell..... "Might" does not equal "Will"
“Unwanted colors like orange and lime… and other colors that aren’t even fruits.”
SOMEONE got it!
@@LinusTechTips honestly made me laugh harder than I should have
I LOVE this type of content! More please! James, you did a great job presenting and the supporting images were helpful! Keep it up!
wow. More videos like this please. Factory tours are interesting.
Just here from the WAN show. Really a GREAT video!!! But now I have to wait even longer to buy a new TV I can afford
I'm actually watching this on an old phone, but I am making nanoparticles (not quite quantum dots) in a lab while doing it.
Cool
ahh I miss this kind of content I always loved them recording a video of a factory tours explaining how newer technologies are made and how are they being as well? I hope and maybe wish for videos like these to come more often....
Oh man I love factory tours, display manufacturing is always fascinating and I'd love to see more stuff about it
James: "Better viewing angels than enything we've seen sor far!".
Me: a CRT has good viewing angels.
Lets not talk about the .01ms response time of CRTs as well.
It is getting ridiculous now isn't it, yeah we had black and white to colour, big tvs to flatscreens, hd to ultra hd displays.. We have amazing tech, there is now no need to make it better lol
@@kristoZen what makes you think there really is no need to increase power efficiency, color accuracy and the like?
@@asuasuasu Hey Asu, well you must agree that todays High Dynamic Range in screens is so good and accurate, that even if manufacturers improved, our human eyes would doubtfully notice, how can you improve on perfect hehe. But as far as power consumption yeah of course power saving is always going to be welcomed, especially by our planet. But there is not going to be any eye raising changes for a long time now. Now we are going to see gimmicks try to entice people to buy, like transparent screens, 3d tvs where you don't need glasses at all etc.
@@kristoZen OLED is quite obviously better than even good HDR LCD displays, but the catch is still that those are expensive which, if i had to guess, has more to do with complicated manufacturing processes than the lack of an economy of scale. it's not just about improving the top of the line, it's about pushing better quality displays for cheaper. which is nice.
"Corey" and "Shelley"
Alright, thats clever
We're just sad that "Sheldon" didn't make the cut for the video... also, I think we're running out of names that start with "Shel..."
@@NanosysInc I suppose you have some named Coraline and Cordelia too though huh? :)
@@CoiledDracca good ones! definitely passing this on to manufacturing team for short list on our next core reactor
Awesome video! Looking forward to checking out all kinds of panels built with this tech! TVs, monitors, cellphone screens...
This is simply one of my favorite videos that you have ever done. It is relevant, technical enough, and takes a very relevant subject and breaks it down.
I just hope Samsung's qd-oled has dimming on a pixel-by-pixel basis like oled rather than local array dimming. If it's just an LCD with a local array dimming OLED backlight that doesn't actually bring it any closer to OLED imo.
It's still an oled display so yes it's self emissive, but only produces blue light. It just uses quantum dots to convert blue to red and green
@@Lead_Foot yes, but for each rgb pixel they still need to limit the light going through to change the percieved color. In theory instead of turning off the blue oled pixel backlight they could block all light by setting the r, g, and b values to zero (similar to blocking all blue light to only get red and green for a bright yellow, but instead blocking all colors for a near black). This could then mean that the blue oled backlight doesn't necessarily have to backlight each pixel individually, instead there could be larger blue oled backlights to light up anywhere from every four pixels to four quarters of the display, ergo local dimming with no true blacks all over again.
I'd love it if they did it the way it appears in the video and the way you are thinking, but I'm betting the cost savings of cutting down on the total number of addressable oled backlights is too tempting. We may see this first before getting displays with a blue oled backlight for each individual rgb QD pixel.
every oled screen has pixel by pixel dimming that is because each pixel component (red, green, blue) is a diode that emits light (organic light emitting diode - OLED), LCD is liquid crystal display which uses white light that passes through a liquid crystal filter that gets you the color you need. Had a little bit of a stroke reading your comment, but hopefully this helps, the current problem is that OLEDs suffer from burn in or in other words voltages needed to make the diode shine bright enough degrade the diodes much faster.
@@tr4x1ymus I'm talking about Samsung's QD-OLED that they explained in the video. They explain that QD-OLED does not have a red or green light emitting diode and only has a blue diode that quantum dots convert into red and green. It could in effect be made like an LCD display, but the liquid crystal would be replaced with QD and the backlight would be replaced with a blue OLED backlight (or multiple smaller ones for local dimming). I suspect they will do this rather than giving each rgb QD pixel it's own blue oled backlight.
@@graysonsmith7031 they will have the same quantom dot film they use now to turn that blue light inot red and green. the same filter used on current oleds. it's shown in the begining of the video. the reason it's only blue light is I believe because it's most durable and cheapest.
I love the plastic "TEM cryo" container with the copper braid in it! Why bother using/designing a proper dewar for your LN2 right? XD We do the same thing in our thermal lab if we need a simple and quick way to cool something way down. It's a commen way to cool TEM samples actually, at least for that type of Philips TEMs.
Thats a cold finger though, so its should be filled with LNO2 for the whole duration of microscope usage, that bucket will be full of ice and the LN2 will evaporate quick, I hope they do this to my boi Tecnai temporary and out of necessity ~_~
Hmm actual proper reservoir sits right beside it, so it's probably microscope on standby and the bucket to collect water drippings after removal of the LN2
the information density and clarity in that video is impressive af :O
Excellent video. LOVE the LTT content like this! Doesn’t shy away from the details but keeps it accessible.
Jokes on you, I have a 3:4 LCD monitor.
Jokes on YOU i have a 24” CRT
@@mohamedhesham9849 jokes on you I'm watching this on my 10.000 bc hieroglyphics cave wall
I would easily watch an hour long version of this and I don't count myself as techy
Fantastic video and tour. Love the cutting edge tech tours.
Luv this video!! Showing what goes into making our modern tvs very cool!
if quantum dots convert wavelengths, could there be a pair of glasses coated in quantum dots that re-transmit infared light into something visible?
not sure about infrared but they do convert from ultraviolet into visible light
Nightvision ? 👀
@@RomanLeBg That's the idea. I'm sure light is not re-transmitted in the same direction so you couldn't actually see the image but it's an interesting "what if"
Quantum Dots are down converters. They only move energy "downhill" from short to long wavelengths (UV/blue towards red). Can't do red -> blue but interesting idea for a new material & application!
This doenst work without an external energy source. You cant create energy out of nothing. Shifting wavelength to higher ones is possible tho. But your glasses will get warm
Factory tours are always interesting. Good job people of LTT.
This is one of THE best factory tours on youtube. EVER. Condensing that much information into this video is a massive feat.
As a nanotechnology student I was very excited to see this video come out. Coincidentally this semester I did a presentation on quantum dots and their application in display technology for one of my classes. Very good and accessible content.
GN is king at factory tours, would love to see more from LTT, this one was awesome.
dope video 👍thx. way more interesting if you are at the real manufacturing place
These videos!!!! You guys are blasting the quality up and up, more and more often. Please keep this up. I need to know and learn all I can. Thanks for this insanity of an educational vid!!!!!
Great! I missed these tour videos!
Genius move to stand infront of a noisy air intake that sounds like a constant hum
They could've used a noise cancellation software tbh. It's just one frequency(or several) that you have to take out
Perfect Video as always
You haven't finished it yet
My buddy was able to research this back in 2009, cool stuff!
The writing for this was incredible. More complicated topics like this can be hard pace but dang, this was focused and entertaining!
Made in America. That's nice to hear.
When you have high standards for your content. And LTT just puts a scoop on top of it and shows this.
Hellyeah thanks ppl 👌🏻
Excellent video! It's very interesting to see how items are manufactured (even if you don't understand the processes). More please 😃
This was a fantastic video, please make more of this type of content!
Love it 0:44 lmao
Obviously Covid has made content like this less do-able, but really do enjoy material like this, looking at the tech behind the tech we use every day. Certainly would enjoy more of this, but best not have Linus go, he'd drop something! :D
That is super cool. One of the coolest factory tours
Great video with very good technical background on a complex technology. It was cool to see a Dimatix materials printer dispensing quantum dot ink. The company I used to work at had one and I used it for some research activities.
guys the video starts at 0:00 and ends at 9:50. You can thank me later
hello love your video can you help me with my education with a standard laptop
thanks
Such an awesome & informative video, thanks James and Team!
Entertaining. Informative. Accessible. Interesting. Very few videos hit three of these four, but this nails all four. Great video guys.
@Linus and LTT.
SPEAKING of next next gen stuff.
Can you do video's of
DDR6 RAM, GDDR7 VRAM,
PCIE5.0 SSD'S, WiFi 7, 6G.
What will these be like.
I think on the WAN show they mentioned they will do content on them eventually.
They are currently trying to do more content on things people can reasonably get their hands on right now since scalpers and silicon shortages are rampant.
This is such a great video explaining the technology that I feel the title doesn't need to be so hypey. I think the video would benefit from more direct SEO labeling here closer to how Gamer's Nexus does it. Quantum Dots themselves are more interesting to learn about than some magical boiling liquid
The title will change to include Quantum Dot in a few hours, pretty much for sure. They swap from clickbait titles to real ones within a day of release. No one is actively searching for quantum dot in a single day, so you benefit more from hype clickbait titles, you lose it after everyone in their feed has seen it and either ignored it or watched it, so they switch to SEO type titles.
The title is click bait because it keeps them relevant at least they arent too bad
@@AstrokeOfMadness not yet ;)
The clickbait title killed their reach. Quality content like this shouldn't have gotten only 700k views. An accurate GN-style title would've helped for sure.
Loved it! Glad they are back in factories ❤️❤️
Great video, this. I was ignorant of newer display technologies. Good starter!
Imagine not cooking your monitor
Trying to build my own PC. Anyone got any monitor suggestions? Budget of abt 180 CAD. Also, is there any trusted sitr where you could get a B550M Wifi board that could possibly come in flashed? Thanks!
Not a monitor suggestion but a guide towards your desired motherboard. Some Gigabyte B550 motherboards (like mine, I did this procedure too) come with a button that allows you tu upgrade your BIOS without a CPU installed, meaning that you could get the update to enable Ryzen 5000 CPUs without needing an old Ryzen CPU, which is the problem you might be worried about. You could try this route. I have a B550 Aorus Pro, the model without WiFi, but there is a model about 20 bucks more expensive that does have built-in WiFi.
Are you familiar with Amazon Warehouse? That will stretch your budget a fair bit. Also, what are you going to use it for most? If gaming, I think high refresh rate is far better than high resolution. An Asus VG278Q is a great budget 144Hz monitor, for example. And if you set up strobing with a special program, you get absolutely 0 ghosting
There is a good chance you won't need to update a B550 board for ryzen 5000 (mine came with the second bios version ever released for the board, and while I did have to update it to get ram to work at higher speeds, it still worked fine).
@@coreforge I really hope I don’t have to. Where did you get yours from??
@@xoancarbon I’m not familiar with Amazon Warehouse. I plan on using my monitor for gaming and schoolwork. i’m not familiar with what strobing is as I am kind of a noob at this, but I’ll check that monitor out. Thanks!
More Field Trips Please with James !!! Awesome.
great video, always nice seeing some behind the scenes videos ^^
including Taiwan in the map of China is cringe
I mean Taiwan claims China, so how do you know they're not showing a map of Tiawan's claimed land lol.
@@gotioify because it shows the flag of the People's Republic of China and not the flag of Taiwan
Claim your here within an hour token right here.
Yep only 3 minutes after release
Switch account and type claimed otherwise nobody will believe u 🤦
3 mins as well how soon before apple or someone else buys this company and liquadates the asset's so this never happens?
Like Apple did with that sapphire company back in day.
This makes the concept so simple to understand
Very cool, I liked how they named the tanks :D