Amazing Invention- This Drone Will Change Everything
Вставка
- Опубліковано 23 вер 2024
- These folks engineering a much better way to deliver your basically anything. If you want to engineer your own creations with me every month, just head to www.crunchlabs... where you can get 2 boxes FREE!
Again, this was not sponsored in anyway nor did they pay for any of my travel or accommodations but if you want to learn more about Zipline here is their website- www.flyzipline...
I started a company called CrunchLabs where we build a toy together and then I teach you all the juicy physics for how it works. So if you want to learn to think like an engineer and have really fun time doing it, check out the current promotion where you get 2 FREE boxes at crunchlabs.com
You should also go subscribe to the CrunchLabs UA-cam channel cause we’ve got some bangers in the pipeline- / crunchlabs
Thanks to these folks for providing some of the music in the video:
Ponder - / @pondermusic
Laura Shigihara - @supershigi
Andrew Applepie - / andrewapplepie
Blue Wednesday - / bluewednesday
NO PURCHASE NECESSARY. Promotion starts on 1/1/2023 & ends on 12/31/23, subject to monthly entry deadlines. Open to legal residents of the 50 U.S. & D.C., 18+. 1 prize per month: each month is its own separate promotion. For the first 2-3 months, winner may be notified via phone call instead of winning game piece. If a monthly prize is unclaimed/forfeited, it will be awarded via 2nd chance drawing. See Official Rules at crunchlabs.com/sweepstakes for full details on eligibility requirements, how to enter, free method of entry, prize claim procedure, prize description and limitations. Void where prohibited.
![[UA] Eternal Fire проти NAVI | EPL Season 20 Malta](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/chvlsDygrZM/mqdefault.jpg)
Nothing gets my blood pumping more than a clever engineering solution. If you want to develop the brain muscles to build your own clever engineering solutions every month with me, head to www.crunchlabs.com where you can get 2 boxes FREE.
Coolest drone I ever seen. I hope we will see these at Walmart one day.
Facts bro
OK YAY😊
V
@@pikeeper2406 cap it was this guy Dannyyy
As a Rwandan, I am thrilled to see the progress my country is making through technology, and the impact that innovative companies like Zipline are having in developing countries. The revolutionary work of Zipline in providing medical supplies via drone technology is changing lives and improving access to healthcare in rural areas. I am grateful to see this highlighted in a video by Mark Rober, and I appreciate the attention it brings to the positive advancements happening in Rwanda.
I live in Germany and I feel technologically inferior to Rwanda. Germany will never allow drone delivery because of safety concerns.
Bro them timed stoplights tho
@@waynebimmel6784 They will. They just won't be a first adopter. Physical technologies take time to knock out all the issues and reduce risks. We have become to enamored with the rate of change of software and computer processors. This is just not possible in the normal iterative environment of physical components. Give it time, you will see. It won't be next year though.
As a Rwandan, I am also happy
Intelligence and innovation have no borders. I'm happy for your country.
Cool to see you talking about Zipline. We made a video about them years ago when they just had 1 depot in Rwanda. I knew they would be the future. Incredible company
Yeah. I think they are going to be very big
yooo
I want to work for Zipline. Ever since I heard about them nearly 5 years ago
yes
those moments with Abdul were also so wholesome, zipline seems like such a fun company
Mad respect for Abdul. Was feeling down about my own life but homie suffered far worse and turned out a kind and helpful person. Aspiration and respect for not being destroyed and being so contributing and willing to continue
He is a true inspiration to all humankind --- the power of innovative engineering to change lives!
@@kerzytibok3211 what exactly innovative he has engineered?
Your own life is just as important, no matter how much more someone else suffers and endures. Take care of yourself, king. Things won't just be automatically better just because someone else survived worse. You can do this.
@@figofagonagoitis I’m sorry but did you watch the video? 😂
Indisputably amazing
Your entire video was excellent; however, the last minute struck me the most. It is beautiful to see Zipline's impact in Rwanda and how it inspires young people. Thank you for making this video!
I honestly couldn’t help but tear up a little watching this video. Abdul’s story, Rwanda’s story, the technological utilization for life-saving measures, and the overall attitude of both the people and their community. This is an amazing video and should be shared all over the world! Thank you for bringing attention to their amazing endeavors, Mark ❤️
Ditto!
Same. I'm so inspired
Glad I wasn't the only one. The inspiration he gives to those kids is awesome.
@Draken0023 You put my exact thoughts into words much better than I could have.
i cant agree anymore
Props to Abdul, what a genuinely great person. Seriously to grow up in those struggles and make it out on top just to help an insane amount of people is just amazing. Much love
From tragedy to triumph he is an amazing person! Just the part about learning to fix MRI machines from youtube videos was impressive, but the drone program has made him a globally recognized genius. He did what others said was impossible. Abdul is a national hero!
hearing his story makes me cry. he really is a great guy.
Where would the world be today, if he hadn't survived the atrocities he faced. How many lives has he saved, because he lived? This is the butterfly effect in real life.
Abdul story has some similarities to naruto, i had never thought it can be real
@@DonariaRegia True that. Except there are not " MRI" machines around hospitals ( just a few handful big hosp can afford it) but the story still inspiring
I lived in Rwanda for 5 years and moved 9 months ago, and seeing this blows my mind. It’s Incredible that I’ve actually seen this happen in a place you would never except, and I’m so proud of it. Keep climbing!
So if you got pregnant when you moved you wouldve given birth now
@@bucketotter6737 bro😂
Abdul is a LEGEND and I hope he has a wonderful and long life.
Its amazing how innovations like this have been out for years but it baffels me how I've never even heard of this until today. Thank you, Mark, for sharing what is truly important for us to know.
Well, trends are weird. So Mark putting light on it makes us know about it
My yt feeds are filled with crap, mark only makes me sane here
Once it gets deployed commercially you can bother paying attention
I agree. How is not world wide news?
Why doesn’t the hospital just store the blood? Problem solved
Such a great video. Tears mate. As ex Australian military, we were deployed during the horrific genocide as part of the UN. Many soldiers have PTSD from what they saw. I’m so happy that the country has rebuilt in this way. Thanks Mark for this incredible story.
my uncle was an air force nurse and was in Rwanda and is now retired. while he wont talk about what happened over there i know enough to be aware. i am a nurse myself now and thank you for representing Australia in the toughest conditions. may you live in peace in our sun burnt country.
I didn't know we sent any diggers, thanks mate.
Thank you for serving our country way back when, as an Australian I appreciate you
I think you're missing the point of genocide. It's easy to rebuild after genocide. Who is going to argue with you?
@@JackAubreyy you've misread the post. He's not talking about countries or silly misplaced "national pride" but positive effects... you need to get some perspective.
Dude, this video made me cry about how crazy it is when a whole community comes together what can be done in such a short amount of time. Just looking into Rwanda to see how far they've come in the past 20 years is absolutely insane. I know a lot of people want to paint a lens of how bad the world can be, but I really see that across the globe we are making huge leaps and bounds to a better world for all in the future. Great job guys!
Thank white Americans for sending their tech there .. oh and that country participates in forced child labor . Brutal forced child labor .. just a little fyi
Same😭😭😭
Genocides like this could leave a huge scar on the community they were affected, just to watch their families and children get slaughtered during the Rwandan CIvil War. Huge bravery and respect for those who were able to get through all the hardships and forging ahead of a brighter and revolutionizing society that is Rwanda.
We crave community, we crave being together..
It's western tech, Rwanda has no part in it. It's just used there...
This is awesome! Certainly this company will inspire Amazon, Walmart, all the big boys to put some money in to this technology and change the course of history. It blows my mind how far technology has come in my half century. I hope I live long enough to see how far technology will develop in the next 50 years.
Но ведь классно 😊
I find it so fascinating how Zipline probably wasn’t known about by a lot of us, but now that Mark basically exposed them to millions of people, they have more of a chance to make a difference worldwide! I hope they succeed and make the world a better place for everyone who struggles with problems like the ones that their solving now.
They were already valued at 1.3 billion dollars in 2019. Not a small startup anymore. But exposure from Mark will surely still help.
I had no idea of Zipline before watching this.
@@thorwaldjohanson2526 they probably hold most of that value in the fact that they are building for the future, it may not be worth that at this very moment, but based on projections and the fact that they've got VERY strong proof of their concept means that their valuation is sky rocketed (pun not intended)
True, never heard oh them before.
"real engineering" made a video about them a few years ago, it's a more traditional engineering channel that has taught me a lot.
Abdul has one one of the most incredible stories I’ve heard. Crazy how he can bring so much optimism after such a terrible event
It would be interesting to know what kind of support he got after that traumatic event. Whatever technique was used, should be used more often. Typically children suffering such events would develop mental issues instead of success stories like this.
@zach w diamonds develop under tough conditions.
That scar he got on his head changed him into a genius.
I dunno how a guy can be chopped on the skull by some maniac with a machete and then turn that event into motivation to be a drone engineer and innovator!
Recherchez la paix avec tous, et la sanctification, sans laquelle personne ne verra le Seigneur.
Hébreux 12:14
Repentez-vous donc et convertissez-vous, pour que vos péchés soient effacés, afin que des temps de rafraîchissement viennent de la part du Seigneur,
Actes 3:19
Vous voyez que l'homme est justifié par les oeuvres, et non par la foi seulement. Comme le corps sans âme est mort, de même la foi sans les oeuvres est morte.
Jacques 2:24,26
Car Dieu a tant aimé le monde qu'il a donné son Fils unique, afin que quiconque croit en lui ne périsse point, mais qu'il ait la vie éternelle. Dieu, en effet, n'a pas envoyé son Fils dans le monde pour qu'il juge le monde, mais pour que le monde soit sauvé par lui. Celui qui croit en lui n'est point jugé; mais celui qui ne croit pas est déjà jugé, parce qu'il n'a pas cru au nom du Fils unique de Dieu. Et ce jugement c'est que, la lumière étant venue dans le monde, les hommes ont préféré les ténèbres à la lumière, parce que leurs oeuvres étaient mauvaises. Celui qui croit au Fils a la vie éternelle; celui qui ne croit pas au Fils ne verra point la vie, mais la colère de Dieu demeure sur lui.
Jean 3:16-19,36
As an American living in Rwanda, i love this country, the technology, the people, the experiences. Everything is just amazing, energetic, and beautiful, i have seen the zipline drones flying overhead, but never thought to much of them. I love that Rwanda is getting more news coverage and is viewed in a positive way!
One surprising video after another, what an incredible story!
This shows how small acts can become big one day
Congratulations Mark, for being an excellent content creator and contributing to a better world!
This would actually be really useful here in Canada. We have a lot of remote communities in the northern 80% of the country that could really use rapid delivery of essentials.
So true 🇨🇦❤
im just wondering how well it can handle the cold
@@Bananabob39 Electronics generally like cold. Hail would be another thing though.
@@Bananabob39 probably just make a few changes to adjust for it and it would be fine. Engineers solve many problems that seem impossible but when you look at every possible way to solve something they will find one.
Here in Australia too
I could feel the excitement and pride of the kid who showed his model to Abdul, and I was so pleased to see that Abdul found joy in helping him. One generation to the next is how a society grows.
That was really telling - he saw his young self in that kid. He probably was thinking of how in another 10 years that kid is likely going to be doing something Abdul couldn't even imagine.
As an Aerospae major, I had a lecture on exactly this topic last year. This looks really impressive and I'm happy to see that they are tackling some of the issues that I was presented in my lectures. Keep it up!
Thanks!
help me
W
This is extremely generous of you!
The “1 video per year dedicated to how engineers make the world a better place” are usually my favorite video of the year.
Thanks Mark!
Yeah I honestly wish it was a monthly series haha
This video is a bitter sweet since the technology both helps society and extinguishes a major job description - food and small package delivery driver.
@@Mrelectric423 well someone has to put the packages in the drone and there will be a lot of drones that need to be launched simultaneously
Competing for glitterbomb tbh
@@Mrelectric423 So like a horse and buggy driver, a century later.
As a Rwandan who was just working on a project of optimizing drone delivery routes a few weeks ago, it's shocking how much this video spoke to me. Your videos are so uplifting and inspirational, it's inebriating! I'm gonna ride this high for a week!
Can you imagine trying to do this in the USA in the here and😮 now with all the rules regulations and all the permits you’d have to pay to keep the bureaucrats happy
Haha "uplifting"
엄청난 혁신입니다
이런일이 6년전부터 였다니 놀랍습니다
대한민국에도 빨리 도입되면 좋겠습니다
응원합니다! zipline!
Thanks!
What is WRONG with our media? Why doesn't EVERYONE know about Zipline and their awesome (both from a technical and a humanitarian point of view) system, ?
I haven't seen squat about them in Mechanical Engineering, Technology Review, or Discover magazines, much less mainstream media. They definitely deserve more coverage.
Thanks so much for your coverage, as well as all your crazy/silly/fun projects.
Continue to keep us smiling, Mark
In America pharmacy id not about saving lives, its just another business.
are you okay? its just a dang business
You just haven't been paying attention
u need to realise that these delivery jobs make up so many jobs
cheers, dr leon
It isn't often that tech innovation brings a tear. This is one of those times it truly did. Thanks Mark for sharing this with the world. Massive kudos to the Zipline team.
Hello bhai sahab kaise ho
😂😂😂 OMG
As an Australian, I can’t believe this hasn’t been adopted to aid the rural communities in the Northern Territory and Western Australia. Hopefully someone important sees this and can help save the lives of those living rurally. Absolutely heart warming video
it's not cost effective for anything other than the purpose portrayed here. there's a premium to life saving equipment and medicine that the government is willing to sponsor. everyday consumer items? not so much. door dash? even less of a priority
@@cagneybillingsley2165 its still cheaper, faster, and better for the enviroment
Western Australia area = 2.646 million km² , Rwanda area = 26,798 km² . With WA being nearly 100 times the size of Rwanda, coverage is the challenge. But with better battery tech, I think we'll see this in very remote areas in the future.
For further reference the Tokyo metropolitan area alone is about half the size of Rwanda.
@@jimgineered Note that Zipline is operating in Ghana and Nigeria as well. Bigger countries. So they had to adapt to the terrain
Australia is a big country
I genuinely think this is one of the best and most hopeful things I've ever seen.
Wishing great success to Zipline. Here's to a hopeful future for us all!
As much as I love watch Mark Rober videos.....that dude who lost both his parents and all of his siblings as a child and still turned out to be a successful person, is like a hero to me. I wish I was a strong as he is. I can't imagine losing everything and everyone and still coming out ahead. Props to him. He is the definition of what a true success story looks like.
And the bit about his scar on his head from the same machete, thats some avenger lore type ish.
he's batman
@@lucastheil5096 No, I'm Batman...
your opening sentence is invalid and not needed.
I am a materials scientists by training, but, I have never been so amped up to enter into engineering/robotics so much. This is utterly inspirational! Bravo, Mark! Bravo Zipline! Too deep!
This is genuinely amazing to me as a RN working in Alaska. This is easily the best example of necessity being the mother of invention. Large hospitals in major urban areas almost always have a huge stockpile of medical supplies or blood on hand but rural areas more often have to medevac the patient to that hospital as opposed to bringing the critical treatment supplies to them. This is simple and brilliant all at the same time!
Not to mention how much faster this is than getting a patient medivaced.
There it is. People just need to remember that necessity is key.
Alaska isn't that much different, in terms of small, isolated areas which need service and supplies....hmmmm
This technology.
Not bad for.
Military Used.
>:)
@@RICDirector That’s why they included that in their response.
Zip Line is incredible! Definitely a company that will change the world. The fact ZipLine is quieter than a hummingbird (hummingbirds aren't that quiet, just put up a feeder and you'll know), is simply genius engineering!
Abdul seems like such an amazing and kind hearted human. The fact he turned the absolutely awful situation he and his family had to deal with into doing whatever he can to help people is so inspiring ❤
Well, technically speaking, his family did not have to deal with it. At least not for too long.
@@janbernad4729 I feel the same way about your callous statement.
@@robtk3 shut up
@@janbernad4729 People like you are what is wrong with our world.
Abdul come closer, back off abdul
honestly, what this company is doing has been one of the most inspiring things ive seen recently
this company is what Tessala dreams it could be
One of the best companies today
@@jediapc226 tessala
@@jediapc226Nah Tessala better
I’d never heard of Zipline before, and now I want to 1) invest in Zipline and 2) visit Rwanda! What an exciting and amazing enterprise. Thanks, Mark, for telling us all about it. So impressive.
yeah same
How can you invest ? I tried with Forge Global and their minimum is $100,000 to invest
It’s a private company, can’t buy shares of it
100% this
I wish there was a way to donate to them. I would easily send 5 bucks.
Teaching people that science can be fun isn't really ridiculous. Love your videos! Grateful for smarty-pants making awesome tools that bless everyone.
Mark, your channel is a big part of why I wanted to be an engineer but this really takes the cake. I'm a year and a half out from graduating and I can't wait to enter the work force as an engineer.
Nice! Follow your dreams and don’t give up!
Congratulations!
Best of luck and hopefully you design future drones!
same bro but 1 year and 1/2 in
Recherchez la paix avec tous, et la sanctification, sans laquelle personne ne verra le Seigneur.
Hébreux 12:14
Repentez-vous donc et convertissez-vous, pour que vos péchés soient effacés, afin que des temps de rafraîchissement viennent de la part du Seigneur,
Actes 3:19
Vous voyez que l'homme est justifié par les oeuvres, et non par la foi seulement. Comme le corps sans âme est mort, de même la foi sans les oeuvres est morte.
Jacques 2:24,26
Car Dieu a tant aimé le monde qu'il a donné son Fils unique, afin que quiconque croit en lui ne périsse point, mais qu'il ait la vie éternelle. Dieu, en effet, n'a pas envoyé son Fils dans le monde pour qu'il juge le monde, mais pour que le monde soit sauvé par lui. Celui qui croit en lui n'est point jugé; mais celui qui ne croit pas est déjà jugé, parce qu'il n'a pas cru au nom du Fils unique de Dieu. Et ce jugement c'est que, la lumière étant venue dans le monde, les hommes ont préféré les ténèbres à la lumière, parce que leurs oeuvres étaient mauvaises. Celui qui croit au Fils a la vie éternelle; celui qui ne croit pas au Fils ne verra point la vie, mais la colère de Dieu demeure sur lui.
Jean 3:16-19,36
To Rwandans:
I had no idea how much positive change is happening in your country. I am so impressed with the patriotism and the way your countrymen are working together. The monthly work days are especially impressive. When an entire country donates a day of work every month- so much money is saved and so much camaraderie happens! You are a shining example of what each country should try to emulate! ❤
Thank you its truly a pleasure to recieve such a message from other members of wide and diverse countries
It's decades of humanitarian aid, the people have maybe contributed 5% of the changes
@Wemple’s Temple 29
In life the only thing permanent is change.
An 88% mortality rate reduction is actually insane. Thank you so much for sharing about this company to all of us, and I really hope they spread across the world because just imagine, 88% of deaths in hospita could be prevented with this (although I guess it’s gonna be more impactful in somewhere like Rwanda, but still, it’s crazy
That was an overarching percentage number. Realistically how many supplies are needed on-sight for birthing? Some yes but not enough to improve that 88% statistic. I think that is an overall healthcare reform and the drones are an added benefit that helps.
@@writerconsidered honestly Rwanda looked like a European country 😐
Is it how it really is ? They seem like they've progressed a lot
maternal mortality rate not mortality rate overall
@@aaaaaa-hh8cq Well its on a bell curve, so 30 yrs ago they started out with nothing. So once they were committed to improving things the upward rise is going to be sharp.
Plus You aren't seeing the whole picture here. This was a rose colored picture, obviously major improvements, it just isn't uniform yet.
@@aaaaaa-hh8cq they have a long way to go to reach European standards, not least in democratic reforms. But they are far, far ahead of many of their neighbors.
Why don’t we hear more about this dude on the news? Literally a movie could be made
I'm honestly speachless, as a pationate tech and drone guy myself I'm beyond inspired by this guy, saving and improving the lives of thousands of people doing what you love is an accomplishment that only few ones can achieve. I'd love to be surrounded by minds like these, determined to make such a strong impact in our world! You should be proud ! Best of luck
I know the feeling ❤
Zipline is an American company that designs, manufactures, and operates delivery drones. The company operates distribution centers in Rwanda, Ghana, Japan, the United States, and Nigeria, with signed agreements to begin service in Cote d'Ivoire and Kenya. Abdul is just a story to capture your emotions
Yeah he didn't save any lifes, he works for the company he didn't invent it
As an Australian, I can see this being useful in the outback, for something like emergency delivery of polyvalent, or other medical supplies. Could also be a supplement to something like Royal Flying Doctors Service. Or a delivery to a remote station that gets cut off due to flooding.
I think they will need to work on the range before the outback will see it but it’s an exciting prospect!
@@Reindeer_jay True, but all you need is a bigger drone to provide increased range - they've already solved all the necessary engineering challenges.
snake or funnel web venom? is that too stereotypical cause i don't live in australia
That's what l was thinking too. Imagine being able to drop anti-venom for example as needed within a few minutes.
tyranny of distance might rule these out.
In Ghana we are using Zipline for medical deliveries for a decade now.
It's fast and convenient.
Technology is now
I never heard of Zipline before and my mind is blown! I didn't even notice that drone technology and application in a civil context had already evolved this much! This is what the world needs more of, and it's really relieving to think that such projects exist and work greatly. Thanks for putting them under the spotlight and thanks to those people working hard for a better society.
There's a Walmart close to me that uses them for home deliveries.
Hi! Nicholas Vielso here, can you be a little bit more specific on what you mean by that? Thanks - Nick
zipline is a business model. If big corpos don't have major shares in the company for payout dividends, they're going to be butchered by clever patent evasions. It's just the greed of this world.
I know, it's so amazing! You'll own nothing and be happy as you get real time insect deliveries to your pod. 🙂
@@forlornhope1116 What do you mean by that?
How hasn't this company been more publicized? They are so far and beyond Amazon's efforts. I finally see a realistic, practical, sustainable use for drone delivery technology!
Because Zipline likely hasn't spent as much money as Amazon on marketing the project.
Because Amazon doesn't just do drones, maybe?
How long until Amazon acquires them? :(
Amazon is the 800 pound gorilla for delivery. They will try to do everything to keep Zipline Drones from succeeding in their marketplace.
There's a flaw with last mile individual delivery. Let's say 25 houses on 1 street has a delivery, and the distance is 5km. A drone would need to travel 25 x 5 km. However 1 vehicle can deliver all the packages in just 5km, since it does mot need to go back and forth.
What a terrific video, Mark! My son has worked at Zipline for a number of years and the work they do is so inspiring! Thanks for giving them a well deserved spotlight!
Give him props from alot of us. They're doing amazing work
1 is a number 😉
@@cherrydragon3120 I don't think they need extra props, they have to have plenty of spares. 🤫
@@iiiDartsiii bruhhhh
You must be proud of your son. He is working at a company that will change the world for the better.
As Far As I'm Concerned - Thats. MASSIVE BANDAID PACKAGE!!!
Thank you for expressing how important failure is - I've always told others I stay so positive in life because my job is to fail - as a software engineer - I fail on a daily basis - and working with learning from that failure is how I keep happy in my job - and in my life as a whole.
So once again - Thank you so much Mark!
Failure is one of the most important steps to succes, that whats my teacher always told us.
You failed to convince me, so congratulations?
@@bhz8947 why would you give a millionaire 10 dollars?
@@bhz8947 no one cares about your opinion Brian
yeah the failing culture cultivated in software development is actually my favorit part of beeing a dev outside of having a impact on many peoples lifes ofc.
do you doTDD?
This is one of the most impressive things I've seen in a long time, especially the story behind the drones. It really gives me hope in humanity.
Everyone deserves some hopeful thoughts nowadays.
Ditto! I could not have said it as well.
Yeah Im also amazed this is a brilliant literary problem solver
The kid showing Abdul his model drone was one of the greatest things I’ve ever seen. Imagine seeing someone be inspired like that by something you built
I don't get it Zipline is a pure American company founded by someone else, Abdul didn't invent or build those drones what am i missing? Zipline is an American company that designs, manufactures, and operates delivery drones. The company operates distribution centers in Rwanda, Ghana, Japan, the United States, and Nigeria, with signed agreements to begin service in Cote d'Ivoire and Kenya.
@@4ll4ll I'm curious about this as that is very different from the story presented in the video and what Rwandan people say in the comments. Where did you find this information?
@@kimbrolyy "the story that is presented in the video" exactly... It's very clearly stated that Abdul is an employee at zipline and then later we get the whole white guy in the us view. You can google it: 4 white dudes founded zipline 🤷♀️
@@4ll4lli believe it’s because ziplines biggest market is rwanda its where they first started to do the drones the US actually came waaay later rwanda played a big part in how they service rural areas you know how they plan it and stuff rwandan division of their company also likely made massive contributions to the company to drone development their plans ect to give a example how important zipline is to rwanda and how important rwanda is to zipline outside of kegali 75% of blood deliveries are made by zipline
@@4ll4ll He says in the video that Abdul was the very first zipline employee in Rwanda.
Mark Rober, you won my heart very quickly because you live engineering the way I want to do it, I hope to be like you one day
In a world with so much discouraging crap happening, something like this story is a really nice change of pace. Thanks, Mark.
Wait till you find out that this company lobbied and bought all the airspace on your private property. Want a hobby drone? Or to fly RC aircraft? Nope. You'll go to federal prison now
@@krotchlickmeugh627 hope to see you there
@@krotchlickmeugh627 could you provide any evidence, please?
And if it means lives being saved, I dont really care about flying drones
@@krotchlickmeugh627 i tried googling this but cant find anything of the sort, could you mind maybe sending a source our way? this sounds very interesting
After watching one of Mark’s videos I often think Mark has the best content on UA-cam. It teaches, wows, inspires, makes me think about people around me, makes me laugh, and occasionally makes me cry. What better content is there than that?
As I was mesmerised by the content, I was also thinking in the back of my head: all these superb effort into the shots and the editing and the production... and it's all available to me at zero-cost.. 🤯
I couldnt agree more. I have never seen a Mark Rober video that hasn't moved me or changed me in some way. He is honestly incredible.
This is the first video I've seen by him. And yes, I am crying. What an awesome invention and now I want to visit Rwanda.
Dude Perfect
you might like veritasium youtube channel as well
What a phenomenal company, and as always, amazing story. Thanks Mark!
Verified person⁉️
Verified person⁉️
@m Verified person⁉️
This is great imagine how easier and smarter these can be.
@@_duckey Verified person⁉️
Mind blowing how tech is changing the world ! Also if I'm honest I'd be there alongside those kids watching the drone launches
The "1 video per year dedicated to how engineers make the world a better place" are usually also my favourite video of the year
Thanks Mark
Mark does a great job with the "quality over quantity" mindset
Mine too🥰
If It was possible, I wish we could have 2 videos per year.
Like... One every 6/7 months 😆
But It would probably be really difficult to have even one more video fit in to the year schedule 🥹
@@Mih_Soares He does liek 10 videos a year, just most of them are just ridiculous stuff.
I am absolutely blown away with the individuals involved in this project. Abdul is an inspiration for so many including myself.
You cannot overstate how strong Abdul is to transcend what he experienced, what most of us are so privileged we can't even imagine, and turn it to a positive force to change his country. This is my new favorite person
Someone with his pedigree (Stanford and Harvard!) could've easily taken a high paying cushy job in the States but instead he chose to help his home country. Very admirable.
@@who_what I mean Zipline is an American corporation. Just because he sits in Rwanda with the high cushy job, doesn't make it any different
We totally need that Rwandan tradition of spending the last day of each month on communal edification. Imagine how amazing the actual work product would be, especially once we each find our niche and focus on developing that particular skill, and then imagine the knock on effects from just exercising that community caring muscle, spirit of service, and the gradual building up of organizing knowledge and basic volunteer instincts. There are so many benefits that I can see coming out of this small sacrifice, I can't believe this isn't more of a thing around the world.
Frankly, I'm inspired.
Cool to see you talking about Zipline.
Nice
Nice video
👍
Nice video
Super
Known about this company for years. Was always happy to hear they exist, but disappointed they aren't everywhere in the world. Too awesome to be limited to their current size. I hope they can expand much more soon and do this everywhere.
This invention isn't amazing it will ruin take delivery drivers jobs and make less work for more people yet again . Soon everyone will lose their jobs due to these robots.
As the system continues to prove itself on the small scale, others will take notice and implement the same idea, even if zipline does not.
and besides, we are currently in an EXTREME worker shortage because people don't want to work and we don't have enough gen zer's entering into the workforce since gen x had less kids.
@@christopherharvey4257had i not been under extreme rent pressure, i would not ever agree to be a delivery guy for 3$ an hour without ever getting a tip due to the culture of the country. Mind you im doing it while getting a bachelor in radioengineering. So yea if corpos were actually to pay a living wage then maybe more people would go to work
It's awesome
Mark, this video should win some sort of award. It touches on so many positive things. First, it was produced so well. It was engaging and inspirational. It highlighted brilliant engineering and described the process from concept to prototype to solution. It was entertaining. It makes me want to visit Rwanda, It demonstrated the resilience of a country besieged by terrible civil war. I could go on and on. This video gives me hope for mankind and was a breath of fresh air. It was an escape from all the political nonsense going on and negativity we are exposed to 24/7. Thank you again for this video.
Exactly my thoughts, stated so much better than I could. This is a very important presentation of excellent technology, purpose, people, and hope for a nation.
Yes! So well said!
Felt exactly the same
I totally agree.
Zipline should win an award
Mark, thanks for educating me u did a wonderful job. I had traveled through Rwanda 50 years ago and knew they are very industrialized and hard working people. I am so happy to see this success story.
I learned about Zipline 3 years ago researching for my school's Debate club and I remember thinking about how this seems like it's straight out of a sci-fi book with how efficient and streamlined it was. It's amazing to see how far they've come, and also amazing seeing Mark Rober give spotlight to this revolutionary company.
Zipline started deliveries of medical supplies to remote islands here in Japan about a year ago. This is so critical for items whose storage and inventory are challenging to manage locally. Go Zipline!
I couldn't be happier to see Mark Rober exploring my home country, Rwanda. As a fan who always enjoys his content, it is truly special to witness him showcase our unique culture. Thank you for bringing attention to the beauty of Rwanda, Mark!
It is always a great thing when content creators use their platform to showcase different parts of the world and cultures that may not be well-known to others. It can lead to greater awareness, understanding, and appreciation for diverse cultures and communities.
Also, have u heard of this company before?😊
Rwanda seems like such a happy community and they deserve the amount that the economy is rising!
Your traffic lights are brilliant! A countdown would be awesome to use while driving. 👍
I really like Mark Rober because he gets these awesome companies out there without them sponsoring him because his revenue comes from his channel and now with crunch labs.
I am just so awed by the resilience of the Rwandan spirit. Innovations like these are changing lives, and mad props to you Mark Rober for sharing these stories with the community. It really helps to spark some optimism and light in all our lives :)
It truly restored the Faith in humanity.
Cluttered skies how great..
@@tannerpaisley-ve6dq not "cluttered" but "managed airspace" --- and it's been managed for 125 years now
I want a zipline company in holland LOL. I'd deffinetly use it
@@tommitchell4570Not with Flying cars and cluttered flying bots
My parents were posted to the US Embassy in Kigali, and I got to live in Rwanda with my family for a while. One of the most beautiful countries we have ever lived in. We also all agree, this country has the friendliest people we ever experienced. I am very proud of Rwanda in accomplishing this with zipline.
I clicked on a video for a neat novelty and came away with my mind blown. Its amazing enough that the service exists, but the fact that it has been in existence for so many years and how many hospitals it serves and lives have been saved is the greatest thing for me. I can't emphasize enough how much I love this.
Jeeh-suss! That's incredible. The whole countrys development seems to be lightyears ahead!❤❤❤
You had me at ROS. Having developed autonomous indoor flight capable drones in 2011/12 (when the internet was still young) using ROS, i have the utmost respect for the system he had created. Hats off to him for creating a way for robots to seamlessly interact with each other, amongst other things !!!!
This is one of my favorite videos you ever made. Going to college with students from Rwanda who also survived the genocide and hearing the stories they endured is heartbreaking. It is wonderful to see how this country has really rallied around improving and the graduates coming back to make a difference. What a wonderful piece.
The US just disgusts me after watching this.
@@destroytheboxesthe genocide wasn’t by the US so why?
@@awhat4804simply put, the us didn’t intervene during the genocide which is probably what makes the guy upset. This is because the us as afraid that if they intervene, they might cause a repeat of the Somalia incident.
@@lordssundee7047 Then why not blame China and Russia as powers that have the ability to end the genocide as well...
@@awhat4804 but you see, the things’ that well, they can’t. In 1994 Russia is still recovering from the collapse of the USSR and China is still in a early stage of developing, so only the US has the economic might and military reach to play the world police. Though I think that if anyone should be blamed for the Rwandan genocide it should be France, since they were the one who prop up the government who caused the genocide intentionally or not.
Mark, I have been following you for 2 years, and this is the first video that made me cry. I'm a 3rd year social science student from Vietnam stories like these really inspire me about the potential of developing countries. Rwanda is also officially my favourite country. Lets bring engineering to make the world a better place
The video of his where he talks about his son's autism is a tear jerker also.
Your major is kinda rare dude, I’ve never heard this. But we all know Vietnam has big potential to become big in science industry soon
J'aime bien cette chaîne... c'est instructif
The kid that brought his own drone really tugged on my heart strings. Phenomenal video, awe inspiring company. The future certainly looks great.
I didn't care about the food delivery drones but seeing it used for emergency medical supplies filled my heart with hope. Way to go the engineering team and people from Rwanda ❤️🤘
The food delivery drones will actually change the world to a greater extent. Removing cars from the road for any small errand like picking up a few items, or lunch, when multiplied by the billions of people in the world, will be enormously impactful.
@@JorenMathews ikr. It will reduce traffic dramatically and save people risking their life on the road
It’s an American company , using European tech. As usual . Sorry
@@papermaker2726Are you a supremest?
Let’s send these kids Crunchlab boxes AND soccer balls, they look more than qualified to make the best of both of them. This video was moving on so many levels…incredible work Mark, thank you a hundred times for the gift of hope in our future.
Using a drone
The world could use more big dreamers like Abdul. Keep changing the world Abdul. I myself, and I would think other dreamers in the world, admire your efforts!
Thanks so much for the shout out, Mark! We are excited about what Zipline can do for food delivery but also the environmental benefits that come with such amazing technology. We are huge fans and love your videos!
Thats one of the few things i've seen which is ACTUALLY green... less cars on the road has multiple benefits... pollution. oil.. time.. traffic.. people... so many benefits.. Well done for taking a chance on this.
Is Amazon using Zipline?
@@mymia1027 how would they know lol
Mazel tov 🎉
As an engineer in the drone industry, Zipline is by far the most inspiring company out there, doing things to make a difference. So glad that you showcased them Mark!
What type of engineer are you? Just asking.
@@jeremiah3749 he just said - a drone engineer
How do I get into your industry?!
@@Kushgroove234 oh yeah I should've realized.. thanks
@@jeremiah3749 Background is aerospace engineering. But industry will take mech/electrical as well
This has to be the most inspiring thing ive ever seen. Earlier this year i finally graduated after some setbacks with a bachelors degree in mechatronics. Since then ive been in a weird place with no real goal infront of me other than "find a somewhat interesting job to make money". Abdul´s story really inspired me again to use my knowledge to make the world a better place. So from the bottom of my heart thank you Abdul for igniting that flame inside me again and thank you Mark Rober for this beautiful video :)
Go for it!
It isn't Superman or billionaires that change the world. It's having the intelligence to recognize a need, and the know-how to apply a solution. I have faith in you and others like you!
I see so many smart kids graduate with an engineering degree and then they go find some boring job designing a new toilet pipe or something LOL --- keep fighting to find a job at a truly innovative company like Zipline Drones and change the world for the better!
@@BoyProdigyX Thank you for your kind words. People like Abdul show that everyone can have a significant impact on other peoples lifes and the world!
의료품 구호 드론은 진짜 대단하고 감동적이네요... 편의성을 떠나서 지역 주민들이 느끼는 긍정적인 에너지가 정말 굉장해요
This is incredible. When I think of engineering, this is what I want to picture. I work for a company that designs motherboards and FPGA products, so a lot of my work goes into robotics control systems and cell towers. Both are important, but the work these people are doing is next level. So, from one engineer to another, thank you to the Zipline team.
Don’t work for the military!
…I’m at a loss for words other than this is wonderful. Genuinely, a thousand thanks to Zipline for all their hard work, and a thanks to Mark for sharing it.
I feel like very few people have mentioned this but abdul's story is really inspiring. Yeah I know it's kinda cliche or whatever but my heart really goes out to him and people like him who have suffered from tragedies and yet come back stronger wanting to better the world for others.
Not cliche and I agree w you completely!
Deeply inspirational and, Mark, I share your enthusiasm for Zipline. This is my first visit to your channel and after watching several videos, I have to say that I think your mindset, message, and creativity are an absolute treasure. My own passion for engineering has led me on an incredibly rewarding, decades long adventure. It is a pleasure to see what you're putting out there. I admire you work.
You made me cry with joy again, Mark Rober. I too, am an engineer, and have a medical background from my military service. Thanks for exposing me to what ZipLine is doing, their work in Rawanda is AmAzInG, and the capabilities of their designs are creative/important beyond measure. I appreciate your work immesly, and it inspires me as an engineer to do cool things...and thanks for being such a fantastic storyteller.
Wish some one would 😢 Cry for me
@@jaykingsly922 I will. 😢
@@jaykingsly922aww 🥰
@@jaykingsly922 lemme get the onions
Kate why do you have to be to dramatic?
In Australia, we have the Royal Flying Doctor Service (RFDS), but just given the size of our continent down here I can't help but feel like we are another perfect place that regional destinations would benefit from technology like Zipline has created.
Especially if it can be developed in the way that Mark mentions, with Airbourne ambulances etc.
I can't wait to see this everywhere globally in 5 to 15 years. I really don't see anything better being even possible other than actual teleportation.
I had exactly the same thought! Imagine many regional and rural communities could benefit from this, it would be amazing!
The distances in our country are leagues larger than Rwanda, would be very interesting to see how they overcome the challenge. Possibly with something like manned hubs that at the end of a drones 300 km range that reload the package into another drone to continue even further out.
I too am very excited to see where this technology takes us.
@@akenn23 We already have the tech. It's just that once again, the military has it all. i.e. the predator drones can already carry up to 2000kg.
If Australia were to adopt this it would possibly be the last country on earth to do so given the endless red tape that permeates every facet of Australian life. Australia abides by the 3 R's ... Rules .... Regulations and Restrictions.
@@akenn23 Basically a bunch of slingshot points 😂
As an avid RC flyer, I was not impressed when this idea came out some years ago. After watching your video, I have changed my mind on the inventiveness of us mere mortals. Thank you for demonstrating just how well it could work. Also, thank you for your video on Rwanda. I still recall seeing the news when this tragedy happened. So sad. Thank you for your update on such a beautiful land and their people.
I'm still salty about the restrictions and seemingly focused destruction of the RC hobby by our 'leaders", I am however amazed with the progress the drone delivery business has made.
What does that have to do with you being an "RC flyer"?
@@CCWSig completely irrelevant to the video
@@ktgame2640 because all fixed-wing drones stem from aeromodelling. And rc plane flyers are aeromodellers.
@@b.d.a.8719 there is no sniping of drones in the USA because it's considered a felony --- snipe at a delivery drone and you're going to prison
The zipline glider is really pretty efficient and clever, but I think dropping it , though with a parachute, it kind of lacks safety of the product. For example blood, the main plastic packaging of the blood may burst and it would be of no use. So hopefully, the way of delivering it becomes more practical.
Mark, my respect for what you do just went from stratospheric to intergalactic. This video was phenomenal, educational, and inspirational. Thanks so much for bringing it to us all. Rwanda's meteoric economic rise is a reminder to me that the more we help other countries succeed, the greater their contribution can be to the world!
Except if we help autocratic regimes because like China and Russia, they seem to turn against us and mistake our kindness as weakness.
❤❤
Hear, hear, hear !!!!
BLA BLA bla
Not at all.
Zipline is an American company; created, founded and developed by white Americans.
Ruanda was the field to PROVE the drone prototypes due to its relaxed laws about drones.
A hugeeeeeeee respect to this guy, and to you mark. Seeing people doing so great thigs with their life really tears me up. I may never be a contribution to this world ever. But seeing some people doing so really gives me a sense of satisfaction. This world is beutiful and worth living in and you can only realize it by looking at these people.
Stop feeling sorry for yourself and work on your own contribution
Projects like these are what inspire me to become an engineer. I'm in my final year of high school and about to head into four long years of a mechanical engineering major. And while I am still very daunted by the idea of committing so much time and resources on those four years, projects and companies like Zipline and their mission in Rwanda remind me of why I wanted to study engineering in the first place. Thank you for sharing and telling Zipline's story.
4 years is nothing just focus on you studies and it’ll fly by.
beware of the intregrals
As I am on my third year of studying engineering I can guarantee you'll be sad they were only 4
@@paolo_goli well there’s always grad school if you really want to stick around longer lol
@@littlewyzard yes, but I am going to change most of my colleagues
Mark.... This company is f'fing doing amazing things... HOW CAN I INVENST?
Hats off to Abdul and all his team. Thanks Mark for showing this to the community
This is one of the rare times I've come across a company I haven't heard of before and by the end of the video I had already applied for a job with them. Talk about a company you want to work for as you believe in the product. Fantastic video as always, and thank you for bringing this to the masses!
Best of luck!
One of my first thoughts was how i’d love to work for them
Or, also, a company I actually want to invest in for the sake of development. What an amazing video this is holy moly.
Mark's new videos always bring interesting scientific and technical information
This video will be #1 on Trending. I’m predicting the future.
E
First
It's engineering, not science.
Fr
The "Amazing Invention - This Drone Will Change Everything" refers to a groundbreaking advancement in drone technology that has the potential to revolutionize various industries. Drones, or unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), have already made significant impacts in fields like delivery, agriculture, surveillance, and cinematography, but this new invention promises to take their capabilities to a whole new level.
Abdul is a clear testament to the greatness one individual can achieve having been through severe trauma in an environment that doesn’t promote anything remotely close to what he accomplished and what he had to overcome with the loss of his whole family. Seriously I can’t believe this man’s determination and generosity, hats off to you sir and thank you for the motivation to make myself better. Amazing tech and brilliant innovation. Thanks for bringing this to our attention and spreading awareness about brilliant companies like zip line.
Tf? Necessity is the mother of invention
One individual can't achieve anything meaningful.
Workers were responsible for this technology.
@@SpeedKing.. tf? Is the point of your comment?
@@ciro_costa this is objectively false but I doubt you’d know much about that if your only response to my comment is that lol.
@@NakulKrishna Not false. We stand in the shoulders of giants as Newton said.
Only collectively we can achieve change.