Omg, I just found this video and was looking him up on google and then.... "Alumnus Steven John Keating SM '12, PhD '16 passed away from brain cancer on July 19 at the age of 31" I never had a teary eye for someone I just saw 5 minutes ago on a youtube video. Rest in peace :(
i saw this video 6 years ago and really enjoyed it. suddenly yt algo showed to me again and i couldnt help and wonder what hapenned... RIP especially because im about to be 31
Whoa, how about on the DCP(digital construction platform) adding solar collection material making the whole structure photovoltaic? Maybe even material that would allow it to self regulate temperature inside. Wow, he really gets you thinking on new levels. I especially like how he references the effectiveness and efficiency of nature( insects and beavers). Why dont we just reverse-engineer their structures?? 🤦🏻♂️🤷🏻♂️👍🏻
+Steven Keating I love your mind, but if you could think on on a truly organic scale: lets say for a technology that is appropriate for the impoverished masses first and make headway from there; I think your creations would more organically grow into a holistic system that on it's own can eventually learn to provide the best kind of "solutions" for humanity.
Omg, I just found this video and was looking him up on google and then....
"Alumnus Steven John Keating SM '12, PhD '16 passed away from brain cancer on July 19 at the age of 31"
I never had a teary eye for someone I just saw 5 minutes ago on a youtube video.
Rest in peace :(
i saw this video 6 years ago and really enjoyed it. suddenly yt algo showed to me again and i couldnt help and wonder what hapenned... RIP especially because im about to be 31
rest in power steve
Is he dead?
@@bluevr4532 He died in July 2019.
a true warrior he fought hard till the end.
@@muneebahmed1848 my face switched to sad so fast
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@@nickwilson4278
Did he die of his brain tumor? 😢
I wish I will have this kind of confidence in my viva defence..
It shouldn’t be used to play war with but yes, could be used for hospital ships or whatever we live in a scary world
3-D printed submarine with spider web technology Inc. I really think something like that could be used for anX prize yes
Whoa, how about on the DCP(digital construction platform) adding solar collection material making the whole structure photovoltaic? Maybe even material that would allow it to self regulate temperature inside. Wow, he really gets you thinking on new levels. I especially like how he references the effectiveness and efficiency of nature( insects and beavers). Why dont we just reverse-engineer their structures?? 🤦🏻♂️🤷🏻♂️👍🏻
I just read about his demise .
Keep up the good job
he is actually deceased
My friend Hugh Jass wants to be at MIT
Why am I even watching this?
I've to preprare my own defense...
how did it go??
@@coolcolt2611 It was only my Bachelors defense but still :)
Got a 1.0 thanks for asking ;)
Where do you do your bachelors?
@@rajeevsrikar Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT)
Any update 6 years latter?
Does any of theses promising technologie is now in production?
he passed away in 2019
This one has been acquired by NASA.
What file type is this using
+Steven Keating
I love your mind, but if you could think on on a truly organic scale: lets say for a technology that is appropriate for the impoverished masses first and make headway from there; I think your creations would more organically grow into a holistic system that on it's own can eventually learn to provide the best kind of "solutions" for humanity.
Where are you from? I am looking for my cousin Steven Keating or ANY of my Keating cousins.
*unconstrained* in academia would be a dream!
Intelectual property is a noose around the neck of humanitys future.