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  • Опубліковано 4 жов 2016
  • Inspired by hairy, semiaquatic mammals such as beavers and sea otters, a group of MIT engineers are fabricating fur-like rubbery pelts learn how these mammals stay warm and even dry while diving underwater. (Learn more: news.mit.edu/2016/beaver-inspi...)
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  • @tails7799
    @tails7799 7 років тому +164

    The title had my mind going in a completely different direction

  • @senorcrouch
    @senorcrouch 7 років тому +101

    It is all fun and games until someone figures out how to customize the color of the fur-like rubbery pelts.

  • @McC1oudv2
    @McC1oudv2 7 років тому +222

    Furries ahead of the curve

    • @FuskyTheHusky81
      @FuskyTheHusky81 7 років тому +3

      why the fuck is this in my fucking recommends i don't even watch furry related shit!

    • @sufficient4834
      @sufficient4834 7 років тому +5

      because fuck you

    • @FuskyTheHusky81
      @FuskyTheHusky81 7 років тому

      Sufficient really? where did that come from if this was real life this is where i knock you the fuck out.

    • @sufficient4834
      @sufficient4834 7 років тому +1

      Fusky The Husky you are taking this too seriously

    • @FuskyTheHusky81
      @FuskyTheHusky81 7 років тому

      Sufficient ok lol xdd

  • @qoyote
    @qoyote 7 років тому +205

    Dammit UA-cam, that's not what I meant by furry!
    ...but to be honest, this is pretty cool.

    • @maxtheleopard
      @maxtheleopard 7 років тому +4

      Super Neko Majin
      ikr

    • @jagwayfox544
      @jagwayfox544 7 років тому +1

      I feel

    • @windwolf22lovesmcr20
      @windwolf22lovesmcr20 6 років тому +1

      Ikr I was on furry ski videos then I see this xd

    • @Little_Miss_Carrex
      @Little_Miss_Carrex 6 років тому +1

      Super Neko Majin
      When i saw the title i thought about fursuits for in water

    • @OO0RI
      @OO0RI 6 років тому

      Same here, but Ike, fascinating..

  • @ChrisD__
    @ChrisD__ 7 років тому +108

    From the title, I expected this, except as a fursuit. IT HAS TO LOOK LIKE AN OTTER FOR PETE'S SAKE!!!

    • @sundaydonkey4155
      @sundaydonkey4155 5 років тому +1

      Shit, now I want an underwater fursuit, that sounds so cool!

  • @navyblues6661
    @navyblues6661 7 років тому +80

    I came here expecting wetsuit fursuits.
    Got this science thing instead.

    • @foresthillwolf7998
      @foresthillwolf7998 7 років тому +8

      Same, I'm a fursuit maker. I also was planing to go to MIT as my college. This is a little cool for me.

    • @spideytightey8383
      @spideytightey8383 7 років тому

      Foresthillwolf What's your SAT score?

    • @danielgrigal4877
      @danielgrigal4877 6 років тому

      Opposite of your problem

  • @RandumStuffRandumnes
    @RandumStuffRandumnes 7 років тому +153

    I swear I clicked on this for the knowledge.

    • @sufficient4834
      @sufficient4834 7 років тому +3

      You did. The thumbnail is a square piece of cloth, you knew what you were getting into.

    • @RandumStuffRandumnes
      @RandumStuffRandumnes 7 років тому +1

      Sufficient correct... yea that's why!

    • @chillcatking9866
      @chillcatking9866 7 років тому +1

      RanDumSocksGames suuuure

    • @Swaaaat1
      @Swaaaat1 7 років тому

      RanDumSocksGames Me too.

    • @largeymargey5651
      @largeymargey5651 6 років тому

      Your a furry haha getem boys by boys I mean the media also I'm being hypocritical because I'm a furry and this is awkward
      KILL ME!!!

  • @tristensullivan6478
    @tristensullivan6478 7 років тому +15

    The comments are
    99% "The title"
    1% something different

  • @mazungaz
    @mazungaz 7 років тому +61

    FURRY...WET...SUIT...

  • @flatbeat_4152
    @flatbeat_4152 7 років тому +7

    this isnt as kinky as I expected

  • @symbiosister
    @symbiosister 7 років тому +24

    I thought this was about wetsuits for furries at first. outrage.

  • @nadia3824
    @nadia3824 6 років тому +17

    i thought it would be a waterproof fursuit ;-;

    • @mynameluvsdragonscancelled6759
      @mynameluvsdragonscancelled6759 6 років тому +1

      Yea, that would be cool
      Wait a minute, if they figure out how to color it and make the fur longer people could use it to make a fursuit of an otter that could swim or any other fluffy fursuit that they would like to be able to swim.

  • @RavingRaptor
    @RavingRaptor 7 років тому +40

    Dat Title.

    • @maxtheleopard
      @maxtheleopard 7 років тому +8

      ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

    • @FallenStarsCrescent
      @FallenStarsCrescent 7 років тому

      Max the Black Leopard i swear, im seeing you everywhere and for some reason i was suscribed to you once HELP

  • @xKIPxX
    @xKIPxX 7 років тому +6

    the person that tipped the title of this vid made a huge mistake.

  • @JohnSmith-do2op
    @JohnSmith-do2op 7 років тому +31

    I'm not an expert, but I'm sure most aquatic mammals have longer hair than those short bristles on the model. I think the long hairs actually fold over to hold in the air. These short bristles would have a very high drag coefficient, not good for moving through water efficiently. I wonder if they had a variable for the length of the hairs in their mathematical model?

    • @revimfadli4666
      @revimfadli4666 7 років тому +2

      phlogiston there's a difference between "planes should flap their wings" and "planes should be built of light enough material". If the bristle length being too short makes it unable to trap air, then it's just as critical as airplane material's lightness, and not like your flapping-wing straw argument

    • @foatmage
      @foatmage 7 років тому +6

      One of the only comments not talking about furries.

    • @baw7925
      @baw7925 6 років тому

      But then if it had longer bristles it would be like fur on a fur suit :0

    • @largeymargey5651
      @largeymargey5651 6 років тому +1

      Revi M Fadli but now it issssssss........

    • @danielgrigal4877
      @danielgrigal4877 6 років тому

      I appreciate this person

  • @ASlyF0x
    @ASlyF0x 6 років тому +4

    Let's just admit we all read the title wrong and expected furry stuff

  • @jo-han
    @jo-han 7 років тому +13

    fantastic, now the issue with these new techniques is never their copying of nature, but the next step: trying to get manufacturing up to scale, durable and cheap enough for it to become competitive with rubber. That will take a long time.....

    • @MerpSquirrel
      @MerpSquirrel 7 років тому +2

      Looks like its silicone, should be pretty easy to make the little hairs like that I would think.

  • @logicallyedgy
    @logicallyedgy 7 років тому +7

    People take the title so wrong. Obviously by the username of this account they are people who are in the sciences of technology. Not really other stuff. lol.

  • @RedVanquish
    @RedVanquish 7 років тому +4

    Clickbait title.
    Yet very informative.
    I hope your project becomes successful. Would try a warm wetsuit when at my beach in the fall. :P

  • @galaxydragons6244
    @galaxydragons6244 6 років тому +2

    I thought this was a waterproof fur suit thing.

  • @grey6968
    @grey6968 6 років тому +2

    I came here thinking otter fursuiters can finally live out thier dream of cuddle floating.

  • @slatethefox4284
    @slatethefox4284 7 років тому +3

    furry wetsuits *chuckles* nice

  • @SnipeU696
    @SnipeU696 7 років тому +12

    I love how we copy nature to better ourselves.

    • @user-xg6cq4cw3j
      @user-xg6cq4cw3j 7 років тому +4

      Well yeah, we're a species...

    • @debbiehargreaves3350
      @debbiehargreaves3350 6 років тому

      Are you implying we’re not nature? We’re not above nature IT SMITES US

  • @AnkouvBassist
    @AnkouvBassist 7 років тому +18

    furries made their mark here

  • @mikowulf5919
    @mikowulf5919 7 років тому +2

    I was mistaken.

  • @borisyatsimov1905
    @borisyatsimov1905 6 років тому +4

    Have you ever wanted to wear your fursuits in the water without ruining it? Then this is the material for you! XD

  • @Fishy_Chameleon
    @Fishy_Chameleon 7 років тому +5

    at first i thought this video was showing off some weird fur suit

  • @gemboundprism6322
    @gemboundprism6322 6 років тому +2

    Aquatic fursuits are the future of fursuiting

  • @huxleywolfkin1202
    @huxleywolfkin1202 6 років тому +3

    THEY TRICKED US

  • @direwolf8257
    @direwolf8257 6 років тому +1

    When you think the title means something else and you're not welcome here anymore

  • @BanditFoxx
    @BanditFoxx 3 роки тому +2

    *Well played MIT, well played...*

  • @maximellow5745
    @maximellow5745 6 років тому +2

    Imagine someone making a Furrsuit you can swim in out of this! Omg this would be so perfect!

    • @villclank2916
      @villclank2916 5 років тому

      I want to
      I realy want to have one.
      that would be amazing

  • @olbones4863
    @olbones4863 7 років тому +1

    Some cool videos in the side bar.

  • @homerilias
    @homerilias 5 років тому

    The wetsuit company is surely "Rip Curl". The technology brandname "Flashbomb". The fur is inside. I own one, they're around 600$, but they're magnificent.

  • @ubiquitousbaker5562
    @ubiquitousbaker5562 6 років тому

    depending on the direction of the lie of the fur, you could theoretically, if artificially propelled, direct your "flight" through the water, if but minutely. or use superhydrophobic material to create air pockets on the surface of a suit, to enhance ascension

  • @samuelphipps5826
    @samuelphipps5826 7 років тому +1

    You may wanna rethink the title.

  • @alastai
    @alastai 7 років тому +1

    Wetty Fursuit

  • @colonelcorndog
    @colonelcorndog 7 років тому

    the problem with keeping people warm in urethane wetsuits doesnt come from its insulation properties alone, it's from its water tightness. Not only do non-watertight wetsuits reduce the effect of keeping the body warm, but it also causes a nasty rash on your chest

  • @cooperwilliams2595
    @cooperwilliams2595 7 років тому

    That's so cool!

  • @Bruh-vs8jv
    @Bruh-vs8jv 6 років тому +2

    Came for the fursuits,
    Got science
    That’s alright I guess

    • @villclank2916
      @villclank2916 5 років тому

      I wanted to know how to make a waterproof fursuit but this is still cool

    • @sundaydonkey4155
      @sundaydonkey4155 5 років тому

      Yeah *sniff* that's fine it's not like I wanted to be able to dive underwater in fursuit *wipes tear* totally fine

  • @RavenAngel59
    @RavenAngel59 6 років тому +3

    Oh I thought this title meant something else. Clickbait at its finest, MIT

  • @JorgeGamaliel
    @JorgeGamaliel 7 років тому

    Very cool !!

  • @C0Y0T3
    @C0Y0T3 7 років тому +1

    I clicked on this thinking they were making wetsuits to go over fursuits...

  • @lilau13
    @lilau13 6 років тому +3

    Bruh i was looking furry vids i thought it was brand new waterproof fursuits

  • @maxtheleopard
    @maxtheleopard 7 років тому +2

    This is really neat.

  • @BatBellyAviation
    @BatBellyAviation 5 років тому

    I want to try to develop a fursuit in which you can swim in. I’ve been studying different designs, it’s not that easy, but someone needs to invent this type of fursuit!

    • @omegafeather6254
      @omegafeather6254 Рік тому

      Same for me to studying it after that. I could use it as my fursuit.

  • @greenmario3011
    @greenmario3011 7 років тому

    I thought the title meant frog costumes

  • @PhoenixProdLLC
    @PhoenixProdLLC 7 років тому

    What would the toxic waste output be for this process? Less than neoprene?

  • @Dariraine
    @Dariraine 6 років тому +2

    I thought the TITEL is furry fursuit

  • @MuscleCarLover
    @MuscleCarLover 7 років тому

    Looks like I came here for the same reason as everyone else...one day this technology will be used to its full potential

  • @Unknownhooper20510
    @Unknownhooper20510 6 років тому +1

    I saw it once in man Vs wild

  • @ispyonthefbi
    @ispyonthefbi 7 років тому

    this looks promising

  • @MrBarryyoung
    @MrBarryyoung 7 років тому +3

    Interesting thought...one thing that should be considered...otters and beavers generally move in a forward direction...humans meanwhile move forward and backwards in all three planes...the singular direction of otter/beavers help keep the air trapped in their fur...along with the direction of their fur...this design would be very specialized...a suit for a person traveling in a single direction and for a short amount of time (air would eventually be disentrained)...maybe cold water competitive swimming...again cool thought but not sure about the application for humans...if there was a robot that needed to be kept warm that traveled in a single direction this would be perfect...have you considered actually incorporating air into the material? maybe similar to neoprene with more air...or have the fur on the inside? although fur on the inside would require seals around the neck hands and ankles like a dry suit so water wouldn't leak in

    • @hahnhuang1436
      @hahnhuang1436 7 років тому +1

      "incorporating air into the material" Isn't that pretty much how a drysuit works?

    • @MrBarryyoung
      @MrBarryyoung 7 років тому

      I am proposing something closer to wetsuit neoprene material that is sealed similar to a drysuit
      neoprene wetsuits work by having foam that insulates the water that your body warms in between the suit and your body...in a dry suit a water proof material protects you from getting wet...and they may or may not on its own keep you warm...a lot of divers wear a light sweater underneath their drysuit...
      My thought of "incorporating air into the material" would be that the air within the material would be the actual insulator...similar to how some mugs work to insulate your drink...the hard part would be to have the material flexible enough to facilitate use under water...on one hand if it is not flexible enough you can't move...on the other the pockets of air compress so you lose it's insulating property...the only thing I can think of is if the air is under pressure maybe it would prevent the air pocket compression...but even then you are trading off flexibility for insulation

    • @MerpSquirrel
      @MerpSquirrel 7 років тому

      Air on the outside, not inside.

    • @MrBarryyoung
      @MrBarryyoung 7 років тому

      ?

    • @MerpSquirrel
      @MerpSquirrel 7 років тому +1

      Barry Young They are doing it by having air trapped between the hairs and using adhesion of the molecules and surface tension keeping the air in the "hairs" so water cannot push it out. That way eliminating any need to hold pressurized air. You last comment is exactly what a wetsuit is, your body heats the water between you and the suit, but also the neoprene is a cell foam that traps air bubbles in the foam to add additional insulation which is why you have thicker and thicker wetsuits (such as a 7mm or 8mm) problem is they are still transferring too much heat, so they made the dry suit which does what a vacuum mug does and creates an air pocket, but under water to keep that air from being compressed it needs to match the pressure of the water pushing in which can be huge, so that is why they are thick and not flexible.

  • @basiccoder2166
    @basiccoder2166 6 років тому

    just add silicon on surface (Lotus effect)

  • @leojoey6606
    @leojoey6606 7 років тому +1

    I won't believe it until a really hot guy with a beard is in the video explaining these scientific and mathematical concepts.

  • @camerond.3156
    @camerond.3156 7 років тому +1

    UA-cam I DONT THINK YOU UNDERSTAND I'M TALKING ABOUT A DIFFERENT KIND OF FURRY

  • @AceGryph
    @AceGryph 7 років тому +1

    Lmao the title got me confused, but this idea is a cool idea but you certainly shouldnt call it that way x3

  • @glidershower
    @glidershower 6 років тому

    I think the trick lies on the grease of the hair, given its hydrophobic properties, coupled with the already mentioned properties of air trapped between bristles.
    I see this technology having more future in perfecting insulating jackets for subartic temperatures, tho. I believe the only way a wetsuit can be effective is if it has an internal fluid thermic system, ideally one that requires as less energy as possible to maintain a constant temperature. Maybe a heavily hypertonic fluid? I dunno.

    • @danielgrigal4877
      @danielgrigal4877 6 років тому

      There people that clicked on this for furry stuff and people that clicked because they subscribed for the scientific entertainment. This seems to be both.

    • @glidershower
      @glidershower 6 років тому

      Daniel Grigal More like clicked for morbid curiosity, stayed and commented for scientific interest.
      Had the title been "Armored Wetsuits", I still would've clicked, lolz.

  • @cgherardini1
    @cgherardini1 6 років тому +2

    You thought

  • @nihilonidoxa
    @nihilonidoxa 7 років тому

    the skin skynet!

  • @spacetoast98
    @spacetoast98 6 років тому +2

    I was just searching for a furry video..........moving on

  • @sufficient4834
    @sufficient4834 7 років тому +2

    Well this comment section got cancerous fast. Shouldn't be surprised since this is how this site is normally.

  • @adityam2407
    @adityam2407 7 років тому +1

    interesting, very nice. But how is this providing a heating effect?

    • @Kissaki0
      @Kissaki0 7 років тому +3

      Classic wet suits let water in that your body heats up. As it does not transpire away as fast as it would without your suit (its kept inside for the most part) that's what keeps you warm.
      With this material air is used as an insulation material. Air does not transmit heat as well as water does, so as you are not in contact with water but with air, you lose way less heat to the air than you would lose to water.

    • @adityam2407
      @adityam2407 7 років тому

      thanks to

  • @Oeufcoque
    @Oeufcoque 7 років тому +1

    Otter fursuiters rejoice?

  • @Kakarotta17
    @Kakarotta17 6 років тому +3

    What the fuck are MIT doing?

  • @morte3252
    @morte3252 7 років тому

    I am pretty sure I will not swim in slime.

  • @mr.meeseeks8201
    @mr.meeseeks8201 7 років тому +1

    Everyone is watching this because they thought it was a wet suit for fursuits

  • @danielthebat9029
    @danielthebat9029 7 років тому +1

    its ironic that this show up when you type in furry

  • @dariokarnincic717
    @dariokarnincic717 7 років тому

    Divers and surfers use neoprene, which is a sort of a foam, or in other words, air trapped in rubber.... Using hair like texture is interesting, but I don't see it happening....

  • @H2O2FaMo
    @H2O2FaMo 7 років тому

    To trap even more air within the hairy structures, why don't you also treat the surface with a thin layer of super-hydrophobic coating? you're welcome!... (from an MIT alumnus)

  • @doomsman5674
    @doomsman5674 7 років тому +1

    furr example

  • @RJ-mj4sh
    @RJ-mj4sh 6 років тому +1

    Sooo............ It can trap air bubbles......... so can't drown........

  • @beanslinger4616
    @beanslinger4616 6 років тому +2

    Got here cause of watching Furtubers

  • @guyfrompoland1358
    @guyfrompoland1358 3 роки тому

    as everyone I expected more topic

  • @rhar1703
    @rhar1703 7 років тому

    better than wet fursuits amiright

  • @sadrussianegg887
    @sadrussianegg887 6 років тому +3

    YES THE FURRYS SHALL RISE ABOVE

  • @LilBartholomew7382
    @LilBartholomew7382 6 років тому +1

    Thought it was a wetsuit for furrys from the title.

  • @toxikwinterizedfrost1416
    @toxikwinterizedfrost1416 7 років тому

    Cool

  • @shokiios7094
    @shokiios7094 6 років тому +1

    I found this when I was watching videos about the furry fandom

  • @imafuckingidiotbutithinkth6336
    @imafuckingidiotbutithinkth6336 7 років тому

    it confused me cus we call them swimmers. and i was lookin at a not to be named category beforehand.

  • @adityam2407
    @adityam2407 7 років тому +1

    sorry, my doubt was cleares

  • @baw7925
    @baw7925 6 років тому

    This better be out in Fox colors soon

  • @McHeisenburger
    @McHeisenburger 7 років тому

    I thought it meant a different type of "Furry."

  • @alexderpyracc4053
    @alexderpyracc4053 6 років тому +2

    Bait

  • @exebassman
    @exebassman 7 років тому

    Intro song?

  • @zipda8137
    @zipda8137 7 років тому +2

    oh my god, this made me click because of the word "furry" NNOOOOO -cries- i really would want a fur suit that was water proof XD

  • @the_jimmy_nation
    @the_jimmy_nation 7 років тому +1

    That's. A. Bit. Misleading. MIT!

  • @greg77389
    @greg77389 7 років тому

    Pretty sure drysuits already do this...

  • @thesral96
    @thesral96 7 років тому

    0:29 HARAMBE IS ALIVE!

  • @yeen.2123
    @yeen.2123 6 років тому +1

    Lol

  • @stencil_ized
    @stencil_ized 7 років тому +1

    anette got big nostrils

  • @TatsukiHashida
    @TatsukiHashida 7 років тому +1

    Did anyone say furry? ;)

  • @mirror_raccoon
    @mirror_raccoon 6 років тому

    furrys are gonnna love this

  • @largeymargey5651
    @largeymargey5651 6 років тому +2

    I'm a furry but seriously why is this in my recommended section?!?!

  • @Spoif
    @Spoif 7 років тому

    Science is inversely proportional to cosmetics.

  • @plum_pie6402
    @plum_pie6402 5 років тому +1

    this is not what i was expecting ;-; false advertising

  • @GiggIes1
    @GiggIes1 7 років тому

    Up Next: I HATE FURRIES by I Hate Everything

  • @philonetic
    @philonetic 7 років тому

    Love M.I.T., but this hardly seems innovative. A flexible polymer foam sponge thermal insulator with an open-cell structure would be just as efficient, if not more so. It could even be applied as an insulating coating to already existing materials.
    They also aren't considering the most basic of thermal conductivity principles;
    Surface emissivity
    Upscaling of insulation thickness
    Density
    Specific heat capacity
    Thermal bridging
    no?

  • @moncef0147
    @moncef0147 7 років тому +58

    oh god, never use those words in a title again, just the thumbnails of the recommended videos on the side made me cringe so hard...

    • @giantmetaldog9153
      @giantmetaldog9153 7 років тому +4

      "FURRY VINE COMPILATION 2016" "HOW I TOLD MY PARENTS I'M A FURRY" "FURRY CRINGE COMPILATION"

    • @Haru-mo3mf
      @Haru-mo3mf 7 років тому +1

      Sumiter Crosis they hate us cuz they aint us B|
      or they hate we fit into a community and they fail to themselves thats why they hate on us

    • @jacksonsingleton
      @jacksonsingleton 7 років тому

      Or it's because you have no meaningful contribution to society other than dressing up as fictional animals for absolutely no fucking reason, and your name is in "Dragon Tongue", which I seem to have forgotten that was something that actually existed.

    • @Haru-mo3mf
      @Haru-mo3mf 7 років тому +1

      Jackson Singleton furries have raised alot of money for charity multiple times, what did you do for society

    • @jacksonsingleton
      @jacksonsingleton 7 років тому

      Volunteering for animal shelters and Habitats for Humanities. Helping my community when my city was hit by hurricane Ike in 2008. Donating money to computer science education charities(Code.org) since I've gotten my first job. Contributing to open-source software. Working up to 40 extra hours a week on top of college and a job to help promote local businesses and artists in my area. Mentoring robotics teams at local high schools. Not much else considering I'm only 18

  • @exomonoko2888
    @exomonoko2888 6 років тому +1

    uhhh i swear im not a furry

    • @largeymargey5651
      @largeymargey5651 6 років тому

      Toxic-Rave sure that's what you say now but your reccomende section will be filled with furry stuff for weeks until you make that fatal click on some I don't know fursuiting tips video or something then u will become a FURRY witch is not that bad
      Ps: WE DO NOT FUCK ANIMALS
      GOOD DAY

    • @sundaydonkey4155
      @sundaydonkey4155 5 років тому

      ONE OF US, ONE OF US!!!!