How These Mind-Blowing Inventions and Discoveries Will Change Your Life Forever!

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00:00 You've been roaming this forest for several days.

00:04 You want to drink, eat, and sleep.

00:07 Scary animal screams don't allow you to rest at night.

00:11 Everything around is damp, and you feel extremely cold.

00:15 There's no hope, but you keep walking through the bushes.

00:18 Suddenly, you see some movement out of the corner of your eye.

00:22 Over there, behind the trees, what is it?

00:24 A bear?

00:25 Panther?

00:26 A couple of wolves?

00:27 The last thing you want to meet is one of these dangerous guys.

00:30 But no, these are the rescue robots they've been talking about on TV.

00:35 Several dozen machines fill the clearing.

00:37 They look like dog-sized spiders.

00:39 This shape helps the robots climb trees and reach mountaintops.

00:43 Their bodies can withstand falls from big heights, deal with wild animals, fire, and

00:48 water.

00:49 These mechanical spiders have found you, thanks to their motion sensors and modern thermal

00:53 imagers.

00:54 That's what the robots of the future will look like.

00:57 And here are some robots of today.

01:00 Meet a soft robotic pillow with a tail.

01:03 It can move and curl its tail when you touch it.

01:05 What's our next goal?

01:06 Mars colonization?

01:07 Ha, excellent!

01:08 We're ready!

01:09 I'll just go get my pillow.

01:12 How likely is it that you'll want to eat a tomato while jogging?

01:15 Let's admit it, the chances are probably very small.

01:19 And still, Japanese designers have built the Tomaten robot.

01:23 You're supposed to wear it on your back like a backpack.

01:26 During a run, you only need to press a special lever.

01:30 And the robot will bring a tomato toward your mouth.

01:33 All that's left for you to do is just bite into it.

01:36 In the middle of the 20th century, chemists William Larson and Anthony Finelli came up

01:41 with the idea of a tubeless tire.

01:44 It could be painted red, yellow, or green.

01:47 The tire was semi-transparent.

01:49 Engineers put 18 light bulbs inside it.

01:52 The tire creators decided that people would surely like their idea.

01:56 After all, they could make the color of the wheels match the color of their clothes.

02:01 Unfortunately, the glowing tires never went on sale.

02:04 They were beautiful, but not practical whatsoever.

02:08 If you always bring your smartphone along while taking a bath, this invention is for

02:12 you.

02:13 That's a stylus that gets attached to your nose.

02:16 You can use it to touch the screen when your fingers are wet.

02:20 This gadget's creator is sure that the invention will make you more productive.

02:24 And I think the stylus might keep your smartphone dry, but it'll definitely make your neck ache.

02:30 How about a butter applicator in the form of a glue stick?

02:34 With this invention, making sandwiches in the morning will become so much easier.

02:38 The main challenge is not to confuse it with a real glue stick.

02:42 Bacon lip balm is a great addition to the butter sticks.

02:46 This product is already being sold online.

02:48 Imagine rubbing your lips with a piece of fried bacon before going out.

02:53 Not really my thing, but tastes differ.

02:55 Here's an instruction on how to make the most unusual transport in human history.

03:01 Step 1.

03:02 Put some rails on the ground.

03:03 Step 2.

03:04 Put a treadmill on them.

03:05 Step 3.

03:06 Make horses run on this treadmill.

03:08 This is a real transport that was constructed in 1850 and named "Impulsorian."

03:14 Surprisingly, it did work.

03:16 The "locomotive" could move at a speed of 7 miles per hour and pull 20 wagons.

03:22 Trains with steam engines turned out to be more convenient.

03:26 In 1975, Gary Dahl, who worked in advertising, came up with an ingenious plan.

03:32 He started selling smooth stones from one of Mexico's beaches as pets.

03:38 People liked his idea.

03:39 You don't have to go for a walk in the park with a stone.

03:42 It doesn't bark in the morning.

03:43 You don't need to feed it.

03:45 The stone just lies on your shelf, looking pretty.

03:48 Cool, huh?

03:49 The entrepreneur sold 1 million pet rocks for $4 each.

03:54 In the 21st century, a USB cable was added to the stone.

03:58 You connect your pet to your computer and… nothing happens.

04:02 Juicero engineers came up with a curious thing.

04:05 This machine was supposed to squeeze juice out of juice boxes.

04:09 They planned to sell the devices for $400 each.

04:12 The engineers spent $120 million, only to realize that any user could do the same thing

04:18 as the device with their two hands.

04:21 The only difference was that the machine had Wi-Fi.

04:24 Bananas are delicious and convenient.

04:26 Thanks to their dense skin, they don't break when you carry them with you.

04:30 But for some people, this natural protection just doesn't seem to be enough.

04:34 They don't like brownish marks on the yellow peel.

04:37 Specially for them, one of the main inventions of the 21st century.

04:42 This is a banana suitcase.

04:45 The container will protect your banana from the dangers following it everywhere.

04:49 How can you get your cat to work off the money you spend on its food?

04:53 Let it clean the room while you're away.

04:55 Japanese engineers came up with cat duster slippers.

04:59 The cat walks on the floor and rids your home of dust at the same time.

05:03 But I'm not sure your pet will like this idea.

05:06 Hugs are very beneficial to health.

05:08 They relieve stress and help your body produce endorphins, the hormone of happiness.

05:13 Let's say you're far away from your relatives and friends,

05:17 but you feel the need to hug someone.

05:19 Good thing scientists have built a robot named Huggy Bot.

05:23 As tall as a human, it's soft and knows how to smile.

05:27 This robot is made just for hugs.

05:29 You just have to ask and it'll gently hug you.

05:32 Aww.

05:33 When it comes to doing sports, bicycles are great.

05:36 They help you burn calories, but you don't get as tired as after running.

05:40 Maybe that's what inspired the creators of the mechanism known as the Flizz.

05:45 They've made a bike that has neither pedals nor saddle.

05:49 You attach yourself to the bicycle's frame.

05:51 And then you half-walk, half-run by pushing yourself off the ground with your feet.

05:57 A monowheel was invented in 1869,

06:01 which makes it 36 years older than the first pizzeria in the United States.

06:05 The monowheel looks cool, but not everyone will dare to ride it.

06:09 The driver can hardly see the road,

06:11 and the transport itself is rather unstable while moving.

06:15 These baggy jeans combine the world of fashion and the world of technology.

06:20 Their front part has a built-in keyboard.

06:22 It's connected to a computer via Bluetooth.

06:25 But that's not all.

06:27 The jeans are equipped with speakers located on the knees.

06:30 The whole thing is sold with a wireless mouse stored in the back pocket.

06:34 Wearing these jeans might prove to be challenging, though.

06:37 You sit down on a chair, and your computer goes crazy.

06:41 It turns out you've simultaneously pressed all the keys on the keyboard.

06:45 Attention! Here's some important information for camping lovers.

06:49 No more need to go to the forest carrying a heavy backpack with a tent behind your back.

06:54 Australian design company Sibling decided to make your life easier.

06:58 They sewed pockets to special sneakers and tucked a tourist tent inside.

07:03 The only drawback? The frame of this shelter is your back and shoulders.

07:09 Cooking and car exhaust. A bizarre combo.

07:12 This invention is called the Car Exhaust Burger Grill.

07:16 Attach the device to the exhaust pipe of your car, and put a raw patty in it.

07:21 As you drive down the highway, the hot exhaust gas is cooking your burger.

07:26 But isn't smoke harmful to human health?

07:29 Well, the designers thought of this, too.

07:31 That's why they completely isolated the pocket that's holding the patty.

07:35 The Greenhouse Helmet was patented in 1986.

07:39 Imagine a plastic aquarium with several shelves of plant pots.

07:43 This so-called aquarium is put on your head.

07:46 And it allows you to breathe fresh, clean air when you're walking through the center of a big city.

07:51 If you need to talk to people, you can use the helmet's two-way communication system.

07:56 I wonder if the helmet's instruction manual mentions that it's prohibited to plant cacti inside.

08:01 This gift is perfect for people who like searching for artifacts on the beach.

08:05 A metal detector was added to good old sandals.

08:09 Now you can walk along the sea and discover coins in the sand without too much effort.

08:14 This strange headgear is likely to solve the main problem of humanity,

08:18 which is how to stop losing the TV or air conditioning remote control.

08:22 Several Velcro straps are attached to the invention.

08:25 They can easily hold a small portable device.

08:28 The only problem? You look kind of weird.

08:31 Some people might find it too much work to stick out their tongues and lick ice cream.

08:36 Especially for them, engineers came up with the motorized ice cream cone holder.

08:41 The creators of this device claim that thanks to its gentle spinning,

08:45 each side of the sweet treat will receive your equal attention.

08:48 Plus, it'll protect your hands from sticky stuff dripping down your fingers.

08:52 The newest toy for dogs and other animals looks like a stick and can be made of plastic, rubber, or wood.

08:59 It's still unclear why the inventors weren't satisfied with regular sticks from the forest.

09:04 I'm pretty sure your dog won't know the difference.

09:08 Have you ever stumbled upon something online that made you say,

09:11 "I wonder how I hadn't come up with something like that?"

09:15 Well, you're about to do it many, many times in a row.

09:19 I mean, isn't this chair someone found at the food court of a mall the coolest thing ever?

09:24 You won't have to put your bag on the floor or cheek every two minutes if it hasn't slipped down from your chair.

09:30 Little notch, big difference.

09:33 Can you guess what these metal things on the corner of the stairs are for?

09:37 I was confused too, but it turns out that these are dust corners.

09:42 And nope, they aren't just there as a fancy Victorian-style decor element.

09:46 They actually keep dust from accumulating in the corners of the stairs,

09:50 to make it easier for you to sweep it out of there.

09:55 Hmm, this pan seems a bit weird, but in fact, it's just brilliant.

10:00 You know when you fry the meat for hamburgers and then it takes you forever to get the grease off?

10:05 Well, this shape makes it super easy to drain all that yucky liquid without a problem.

10:10 No more scraping the pans.

10:14 But if you love french fries, you gotta love this one.

10:17 Isn't that mini bowl for sauce on the top of the packet très magnifique?

10:23 How many clothing items did you ruin while trying to remove the labels?

10:27 It won't happen again if your new garments are going to be like this one here.

10:32 The label is attached to a small piece of fabric and not the item itself.

10:36 So even if you make a wrong move, your new shirt will be safe.

10:40 Plus, it won't leave any tickling traces behind.

10:44 Before you decide this onesie is defective, because you know,

10:48 these two buttons are different from others in color, here's some news for you.

10:53 It's actually one of those brilliant designs.

10:56 These buttons are made different so that you can line them up easier.

11:02 Driving on an icy road can be tricky and dangerous,

11:05 but knowing what's ahead of you will help you get alert and pass it easier.

11:10 This ice alert changes color into blue when it's freezing outside,

11:14 so you know what to expect.

11:17 Trying to plug in a USB drive, especially when you're in a rush, can be, well, quite annoying.

11:23 But this one, with rounded edges, it's a whole new level of plugability.

11:28 And yes, you can now put it in either way, both up and down.

11:33 If you've ever tried to assemble pretty much anything involving bolts, screws, and the like,

11:38 you know one of those little guys can make a huge difference, especially when it's missing.

11:44 So, thanks to whoever invented this set design that comes with a separate section with spare parts.

11:52 Another helper for your do-it-yourself, or rather fix-it-yourself endeavors,

11:57 this O-ring bag comes with a scale, and you can double check if you're getting the right sized detail.

12:04 How much water do you need to boil for just one cup of tea?

12:08 You don't have to know as long as you have this kettle that knows it for you.

12:13 Coffee, though, is a completely different story.

12:15 Don't be surprised if you get one of those fancy Italian coffee makers,

12:19 and they say it's for two cups, and a cup is for, like, one sip.

12:24 The real espresso cup should be no bigger than two to three ounces to keep the rich taste

12:29 and the temperature right.

12:31 Moving on to our next genius design.

12:34 Can you guess what this little hook inside the container is for?

12:38 It will take care of that scoop that always swims somewhere in your way.

12:42 Cocoa, flour, or pretty much anything that comes in powder form.

12:48 Before I explain the next invention, do you know what the dirtiest spot in your bathroom is?

12:54 Newsflash, it's not the toilet.

12:57 We believe it's dirty, so we spend a lot of time and effort cleaning it.

13:01 But the real champion when it comes to germs is the bathroom floor.

13:05 Your toothbrush holds the second place, followed by the doorknobs, towels, and loofahs.

13:11 That's why this elbow-operated bathroom door handle is so brilliant.

13:17 Your plants are gonna love this one, and it will make taking care of them more fun for you.

13:22 A watering can and a spray bottle all in one.

13:26 Super handy.

13:28 Hmm, what kind of contraption is this one?

13:31 A short online discussion tells us it's another hybrid, this time for cleaning window tracks.

13:37 You should use the black part as a scraper to move the dust,

13:41 then flip the gadget over and use the brush to sweep the dust into the tiny dustpan.

13:47 I wonder if it'll work on my laptop keyboard.

13:52 Another not-so-obvious design that sparked a whole discussion on the internet.

13:57 This gadget that punches down has a row of pins that came in a box of craft supplies.

14:03 Any ideas?

14:04 If you love putting ribbons on gifts, you need this one in your life.

14:08 This cool tool is for curling gift ribbons.

14:11 You gotta pull the ribbon to one side, pinch it, then pull it back with force towards the tail end.

14:17 And voila! You get a curly bow which takes your gift wrapping to the next level.

14:24 And what about this one?

14:26 Small silicone tube with two attachments on the sides.

14:30 Well, do you remember that time when you were learning to hold a pencil and write?

14:34 It would definitely be way easier with this gadget.

14:37 It's a silicone holder that can be used to learn to hold pens, pencils, scissors,

14:43 makeup brushes, and maybe other similar things.

14:46 Feel free to get creative.

14:49 One internet user found it in their hotel room, must have kept them baffled for a while.

14:54 But luckily, others knew exactly what this strange phone cord with plastic parts on both ends was for.

15:01 It's a two-sided retention cable for a TV remote.

15:06 You can use it at home if you don't want to lose your remote anymore.

15:10 But if you find it at the hotel, looks like they don't trust their guests that much

15:14 and don't want you to keep the remote as a souvenir.

15:18 Forget everything I said before, this machine of the future is my absolute favorite.

15:23 Because it can, ta-da, fold laundry for you.

15:27 Yep, your shirts can look as good as they did when you bought them.

15:31 Can you imagine a cuter holder for wireless headphones?

15:34 Neither can I.

15:37 Anyone still using ink to write long romantic letters?

15:41 Remember to tilt this bottle when it's three-quarters empty and don't lose a drop of ink.

15:47 This color-coding system for boxes must speed up sorting and delivery a lot.

15:52 All you have to do is memorize which color stands for what.

15:56 Looks like someone is getting pork and vegetable dumplings out of this one.

16:01 Washington DC Metro took this idea to the next level

16:05 and tested the color-coding system on their handrails.

16:08 They replaced the traditional black ones at one station over the weekend.

16:12 Red was for red line and yellow and green, you guessed it right, for yellow and green train lines.

16:18 It was supposed to help passengers find which escalator they needed to reach the right platforms faster.

16:25 Hiking fans, this one is for you.

16:27 These boots transform from regular sneakers into ones that are perfect for walking on ice.

16:33 These little spikes will save you from sliding and they're gone.

16:38 To whoever designed this ruler with a raised end, thank you.

16:42 Looks like picking up the ruler off the table will no longer be a quest.

16:47 If you have some family members who can't reach the sink yet,

16:50 you might want to buy this cool piece of bathroom furniture right about now.

16:55 Yes, the set pulls out like a drawer.

16:58 And don't leave the bathroom just yet.

17:00 You're going to love this toilet with a built-in sink.

17:03 You wash your hands and the water will be used for your next flush.

17:07 Ingenious!

17:09 Can I interest you in this useful invention?

17:13 It's an avocado slicer.

17:15 You cut your favorite healthy snack in half, seed it, and then scoop out the slices.

17:20 Neat!

17:22 Over 100 years ago, an 11-year-old boy left his drink on a porch during a cold night.

17:29 The glass was filled with powdered soda dissolved in water and a stirring stick to mix it up.

17:34 20 years later, Frank Epperson, that very forgetful boy,

17:38 presented his accidental invention, the popsicle, in a California park.

17:43 There's no record of the original popsicle flavor, but among the very first were cherry,

17:48 the most popular one, lemon, orange, banana, watermelon, grape, and even root beer.

17:54 Chocolate chip cookies are somewhat younger than popsicles, having been invented in the 1930s.

18:01 Ruth Wakefield, the owner of a popular restaurant named the Toll House Inn,

18:06 is considered to be the inventor of these scrumptious cookies.

18:10 There are various stories behind this invention.

18:12 One story claims that Ruth ran out of baker's chocolate and decided to replace it with some

18:17 basic semi-sweet chocolate, expecting it would melt completely. But it didn't.

18:22 Another story says some chocolate just accidentally fell into the batter.

18:27 Ruth denied the accidental origin of her cookies, claiming that it was all done deliberately.

18:33 There are many legends behind the creation of the potato chip.

18:38 One claims they were invented in 1853 by a chef at a luxurious New York restaurant.

18:43 French fries were one of the specials at this restaurant, and people seemed to love them.

18:48 But there was one customer who wasn't satisfied with the quality,

18:53 complaining they were too thick. When the chef, George Crum, not Crummy at all,

18:58 cooked thinner French fries, the picky customer complained again.

19:02 George deliberately made his next batch of fries paper-thin.

19:07 These fries were so thin, it was impossible to eat them with cutlery.

19:11 Surprisingly, the finicky eater loved the dish. The chip's recipe spread,

19:16 and within a few decades, potato chips could be found in all the American grocery stores,

19:22 turning from a hot dish to a fast snack.

19:24 Worcestershire sauce is another product that wasn't invented deliberately.

19:29 Two English chemists, John Wheely Lee and William Henry Perrins, simply forgot about

19:36 some barrels in the pharmacy basement for a couple of years. The first mixture they had

19:40 made was totally inedible due to super-strong flavor. But when they forgot some barrel of

19:46 the mixture in the basement, it became fermented. When the chemists rediscovered the barrels and

19:51 were curious to try it, they found that the taste had mellowed. This condiment is now used to

19:57 intensify even those dishes that originally didn't have it. For example, chili con carne.

20:02 Worcestershire sauce is part of the fifth flavor, umami, or savoriness, which explains its rich

20:08 taste. Tofu, or bean curd, was invented centuries ago. One of its origin theories is that tofu was

20:16 first created by a Chinese prince. Another theory claims that tofu appeared as a result of mixing

20:22 boiled ground beans and sea salt. The salt was quite impure and probably contained calcium and

20:29 magnesium. These ingredients let the bean mixture produce its curd-like consistency. One more legend

20:36 says that some nigeri, a sort of evaporated sea salt, was accidentally dropped into soy milk.

20:43 Today, doctors tell you to stay away from Coca-Cola, but it was surprisingly invented by

20:48 John Pemberton, who had a medical degree and was a pharmacist. Pemberton's French wine coca was

20:55 initially used as a remedy for severe pains, headache, and as a nerve tonic. In 1886, a

21:02 prohibition law was introduced, and John had to change the recipe to remove the alcohol.

21:07 One thing was left unchanged, though – the cola nut that gave the drink its trademark flavor.

21:13 Some legends say that John only accidentally added carbonated water to the new recipe.

21:19 But in fact, he knew exactly what he wanted to do. Pemberton thought bubbles were a savory

21:25 alternative to alcohol. John's cola is definitely the Coke precursor, but today's drink differs from

21:31 the original Pemberton's recipe. The sandwich was invented by accident too.

21:37 Back in the 1700s, John Montague, the 4th Earl of sandwich, ordered his valet to make him a simple

21:44 dish that could be eaten with no cutlery at all. He asked the valet to tuck some meat in between

21:50 two loaves of bread. Lord Sandwich was particularly addicted to playing cards,

21:56 and this dish let him eat without stopping the game. The cards didn't get greasy either. People

22:02 started asking to bring the same-as-sandwich to their games, and soon the dish had its common name.

22:08 That's it for today! So, hey, if you pacified your curiosity, then give the video a like and

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