How To Fly Like Iron Man | Savage Builds
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- čas přidán 21. 02. 2021
- When Adam Savage challenges himself to create a real-life titanium Iron Man suit that can actually fly, he uses the GRAVITY jet-suit platform invented by Richard Browning to make this dream a reality. But can Adam learn how to fly like Iron Man in under one day?
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If this guy works with The Hacksmith. They can complete the iron man suit
The Hack smith maid a video in whitch they Visiten him and Jailson lernd to fly
@@tobiasenengl5886 yeah!
I need these for my wheelchair
Dude, that just gave me the imagery of an amazing transformer-like wheelchair. Seriously, the right artist and engineer combination could turn that into something super movie worthy. Ready to be a star?
@@TesserId a star no but I don’t mind being the stunt double
@@MrBassbump Love it. 👍👍👍
This needs to be added to a power-assist exoskeletal frame. More fuel can then be carried, plus you would have some assistance in maintaining position through arm strength augmentation. In short, it needs to be done as an Iron Man suit.
The problem you will run into is the same problem you get with rockets going to space: The more fuel you add, the more force you need to exert to takeoff which results in needing more fuel burned to release the energy to apply the force. Not only this but the power-assist exoskeleton frame also adds weight on it's own... which then requires a greater amount of force exerted which requires more fuel.
Needless to say - you run into problems extremely quickly.
snap! It seems so obvious. i know weight is every thing but i doubt it would add too much, compared to what those thrusters are capable of.
Problem with something like this needing ( fuel ) is the amount required to operate is so extreme, it makes since why In the movie's you would need a different power source to go the distance, perhaps something that hasn't been invented yet
It blows my mind that I’m living in an era where so much sci fi is coming to life, like we’re going to Mars and planning on a moon base and manipulating genetics to stop aging this literal Jetpack seems like such a perfect microcosm of it all
Every day we get closer to Iron man (even if it's not 100% accurate to the iron man suit)
The sad problem with "sci-fi hippies" like you is that you usually forget to see that HUMANS ARE NOT READY TO RESPONSIBLY USE THESE THINGS. Drone bombings, irresponsible use of genetically modified plants which caused the creation of superweeds, nuclear power, the internet, ... all technologies which we are not ready for yet ... because we are still GUIDED BY EMOTIONS instead of RATIONAL THOUGHT.
@@Muck006 ok reddit person calm down
@@Muck006every technology will have downsides, all throughout history. There’s no way for anyone to be “ready” for a piece of technology that doesn’t exist yet. We invented agriculture and created the problem of soil depletion. Whether we were “ready” for it or not nuclear weapons would be possible and they were going to be made whether we wanted them or not, rather than trying to prevent the inevitable we simply agreed that nuclear weapons were too dangerous to use. It’s not about what technology we invent, anything that can be made will be and stopping that is a fruitless task. It’s solely about how we respond to those inventions.
In short, I’m not scared of scientific progress and I’ll continue to be excited about new advancements when they come.
Hold on, "manipulating genetics to stop aging"? I must've missed this? Link/references/any info, please?
I have never wanted something more.
When you smile I got goosebumps 😎. Like I'm flying
I love this
They Should find a way to make the arm thrusters optionally mounted to reinforced chest cage rig for rigidity so you don't have to depend so much on physical strength. Something like an exoskeleton suite for the top half
That tripod technique works really nicely as a visual effect. The hovering looks really controlled and super cool. Definitely has that super hero look. This definitely needs to be in super hero movies--even if only simulated. I hope the movie industry is paying attention to this.
i was thinking if they just fixed that tripod, they could have a system to vary the thrust from those 3 jets. You could then have the software control that via a hand joystick with some form of auto correction built in, much like drones do it.
@@chrisliddiard725 or a metal system that only allows your arms to move in certain angles so it stays straight and doesnt bend sending you into the floor, like a frame, and smooth movements on the thrusters so you can still control but with alot more feeling into it
I like how he said... "Only" a couple of "dozen" of pounds... 😂
Which is nothing, 24lbs = 10.5kg ???
@@jamesfletcher474 try carrying 10 kg hanging in arms... its not nothing...
@@transcendium1782 pretty sure it’s spread out over the whole rig, most of which is on your back.
people on the year 2069 laughing at us right now🤣🤣🤣🤣
True, but least it's not a flying car. Every old idea about those still makes me groan. And, the drone-style vehicles that are coming are really only helicopter replacements and not flying cars.
Wooah cool
I've crashed on my bike enough to be a believer in helmets.
cool
This really needs some sort of exoskeleton, to at least to take the weight off his sholders / arms, with a way to convert a nominal motion into an assisted motion of those steering arm jets..
Those Mars yards got me like 0_0
i want one! or two
This machine should be used in quadcopters (DRONES). The result would be amazing as many people know how to fly those with practice. FPV drones not DJI drones
This thing is like holding oneself off the ground by your arms, on sheer physical strength.
It's absurd to expect that anyone (bar athletes) would be able to carry their weight like this and at the same time give precise control inputs to maintain a stable hover, let alone fly round. The jet engines should of course be linked to a pivoted structure that carried the pilot, who would then only need to direct their output direction. Relying on physical strength to fly is a silly proposition.
Is this fly because of battery or fuel
When is he going to put all his separate iron man pieces together?
Heaven help you if your face itches.
Tony stark would have a solution for that. But, you did get a decent laugh out of me.
Real life superhero. I'm surprised the army didn't want to build these.
These would be incredibly unuseful for the army
They would have to increase the flight time dramatically and make it work with a winged suit. Even then it would be too impractical compared to drones.
Would need some custom weaponry given that the hands are occupied. Though, a missile launch from the forearm would be doable, provided that it be a guided missile and didn't need careful aiming.
@@TesserId shoulder mounted launchers
But, realistically, at that point you'd just use a drone
Less risk of loss of personnel and more fuel efficient
I saw a video of some military Guys flying in these on tiktok.
They were like training how to use it in a lake
Um yea so that's cool when can I have a turn fu$$%!ing Matt Damon did it in his movie too I wanna have a go!!!!
Arm strength? Each arm holds 33% of your weight. At low altitudes turbulence is not as big of an issue but winds? So many questions,
Plus, he said the suit produced 1000hp - that can't be easy on someone who hasn't used it a lot - or the gym frequently
To be fair, the inventor is a retired Marine and his physical capabilities were shown off in the intro. However, some random person probably wouldn't be able to do this for more than maybe a couple of minutes at a time.
iron man mor like rocketeer
Wait... if you put the hover units on your arms, where do the kinetic blasters go?
If you need test subject 😂 i am in
You can't look at the ground when you land you'll break your leg
Look it's a bird , it's a plane,. It's a frog. Not bird or plane not even a frog it's just ,Underdog?
Noodle arms.
It seems really burdensome and tiring to have the motors on arms instead of on the legs...
The centre of mass would be wrong unless the rig weighed a lot, which would be too difficult to manoeuvre.
It'd be like helicopters having the rotor underneath them.
They have to work within the laws of physics and the limits of the human body.
Yea but only two vectors of force to play with rather than 3 is much more difficult to manage. There's a reason most animals use more than 2 legs, same reason it takes a person a year or 2 to walk while it takes a dog weeks.
@@absolutcabbagery3661 there are 3
@@OatmealTheCrazy not on force factors mounted on the legs
It started development with a jet on each leg, but was proven to be too unstable.
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Iron Man could use his hands instead of being lumbered with turbojets 😏
If you believe up & down is flying like Tony, I think you confused the suit parts with his relationship.
I think I know what Adam meant by 10% increments. But to the knockhards 10% increase of 50 is 55, 55+10% is 60.5. 10% is 66.5. 10% is 73.2. 10% is 80.52., 88.52., 97.42., 107.16. I think?
robed..
it's like he learned nothing... the tripod analogy makes it so simple.