How to make a Mind Control Cerebro Helmet from X-men!

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  • @themysteriousstranger4580
    @themysteriousstranger4580 8 років тому +70

    I sincerely thought I wouldn't be able to find someone crazier than Colin furze on this site
    But this man is zapping his brain and remote controlling himself
    That's another level

  • @Rayzorbladez
    @Rayzorbladez 7 років тому +12

    Dude your projects, personality, and knowledge make you my new favorite UA-cam gadgeteer.

  • @GsxrYang
    @GsxrYang 8 років тому +57

    does anyone agree w me that he kinda looks and is smart like sisco from the flash?

  • @josiemcbride3646
    @josiemcbride3646 3 роки тому +2

    Man this video made me miss when I was learning about circuit boards and the electronics in high school in one of my foster homes. The idea of electricity has always fascinated me in a way I can't explain. I mean my hero is Nikola Tesla, just his mind and ability to understand electric and make it work. Its more then just power with physics and chemistry. I only really learned the beginning with definitions, purposes, and charts and formulas for them. But before I left I got really into my two classes, electronics/batteries and EPT. My teachers were so excited I was involved so much and really got me into the lessons. I was the only girl in the classes so my one teacher had this contest where we would use motors and batteries to make it go the fastest. Well my teacher wanted me to win because I was the first girl student he's had in a while and to kick their butt. He didn't tell me what to do but he helped me come up with a design by going through ideas that would best work and for the longest time mine was the fastest. Really helped me learned. And my electronics teacher could see how into the whole subject I was. We were in the making of cutting and laying the track for our own circuit boards for a strobe light, when I was moved to a new home. And the guidance counselor called my new, at the time, guidance counselor and told her how much my teachers missed me and that he wanted to make sure I was going to be okay. My foster mother Pam called me and said that my teacher finished my strobe light for me and wanted to mail it. All my teachers got together and mailed cards and got me a gift card to spend to wish me luck in my new home. I love electronics and electricity so much I had a 4.0 when all my classes what "algebra 2(until it switched to reading then it was boring), chemistry, EPT, electronics, woodshop, and gym." Especially with the mind set these courses were for me to go to tech to learn Electrical Occupations the following year, even though I didn't. I did eventually go to tech at my new, at the time, school. I was switched to a couples homes but they were all in the same district so I could actually go to tech, but I never got my certificate because I left at 18. Although I liked my other schools and had a good time I wasn't never more excited to go to school when something that I'm passionate about was my actual subjects. I wanted to go to school for it and make a career out of it so bad. But I had a kid in foster care, not what you think though, and when I left kinda just moved in with his step dad. Had another and with him and just got into the routine of working and paying bills. I want to go back to school but I can't afford to not work. Let alone start apply for the grant that's a process too. But this made me miss it. And really made me want to risk it just to do something I love again. I’m and equipment technician now and even though its close enough its not as technical as I want to do and kinda basic.

  • @NekuVT
    @NekuVT 8 років тому +106

    Is it just me, or does he remind anyone else of Tadashi from Big Hero 6?

  • @brycecrispy
    @brycecrispy 8 років тому +79

    That moment when you want to make some of this stuff, but you aren't smart enough.

    • @dupeycupcakes839
      @dupeycupcakes839 7 років тому +2

      Bryce Crispy ikr XD I feel like im smart ._.

    • @JohnCanniff
      @JohnCanniff 6 років тому +3

      don't be afraid to fail... in my experience the best way to acquire new skills is to have a project or goal in mind and go for it!

    • @raffaelepiccini3405
      @raffaelepiccini3405 5 років тому +2

      @@JohnCanniff until you fry your brain ahaha

    • @knoxthomson5333
      @knoxthomson5333 3 роки тому

      Congrats on 69 likes
      Ima change that L

  • @demarianfox9644
    @demarianfox9644 6 років тому +6

    He's the king of creativity

  • @tobymartin237
    @tobymartin237 8 років тому +2

    This is really cool, I hope you show a video to show steps to make it soon. It would be a pretty cool thing to show your friends!

  • @Antotoooooooooo
    @Antotoooooooooo 8 років тому +2

    Very nice explaination of the circuit
    I would just say that it lacks any kind of fail-safe mechanism
    If one of your regulation transistor were to fail the wrong way (shorting on the right one, high impedence on the left one) you'd end up with an unregulated current trough your head
    Switching for a dedicated current source with safe failure modes would be better (but the circuit is great for anything not as critical and which would not require to put your head into ^^)

  • @Torben1411
    @Torben1411 8 років тому +10

    You confused the n- and p-channel MOSFETs while explaining. Check your link to the H-bridge. Though, interesting work. Thank you!

    • @allenpan
      @allenpan  8 років тому +9

      D'oh! You're right, I described the whole thing backwards! I'll have to figure a way to fix that tomorrow, thanks!

    • @miniwarrior7
      @miniwarrior7 4 роки тому

      @@allenpan Is current like this actually dangerous to the brain? 😂 Besides being fun as hell

  • @wonderwhatchannel
    @wonderwhatchannel Рік тому

    Even years on this genius is beautiful to watch

  • @lukelowbridge8558
    @lukelowbridge8558 8 років тому +5

    I don't know why you don't have more subs

  • @zebulonmccorkle5930
    @zebulonmccorkle5930 8 років тому +14

    Alright. Time to fit this into a VR headset.

  • @dropelectric1086
    @dropelectric1086 7 років тому +5

    Can you put all the parts you used in the description pls

  • @anidork
    @anidork 7 років тому +2

    for some of these projects, it would be great to have links to all the exact parts.

    •  7 років тому +1

      All the component except the F12N10L are available on eBay. Is there a replacement for that?

  • @Thomo27
    @Thomo27 8 років тому +5

    every time I see it, it looks like a gimic, but it does seem kinda cool. I am thinking of the next SAW movie - stop yourself like walking off a cliff or over knives or some shit with this controlling you. you've tried it....can you resist the urge?? is it possible??

  • @ducduckgo
    @ducduckgo 8 років тому +28

    you should combine it with a VR game!

  • @IOUaUsername
    @IOUaUsername 8 років тому +2

    Hey, Valve is likely to be announcing Left4Dead 3 soon. In Left4Dead 2 there's a little zombie (the Jockey) that jumps on your back and makes you stumble around uncontrollably. Maybe you can get them to pay you to make a video (or a live demo for E3) where a dummy zombie houses the battery pack?

  • @askeliasmrck4250
    @askeliasmrck4250 8 років тому +2

    Nice content dude, keep up the good work.

  • @BillEngwall
    @BillEngwall 4 роки тому

    Can't this made by connecting a simple resistor to a battery, to bring down the current and add a switch to it?

  • @wkslicex2508
    @wkslicex2508 7 років тому +9

    Control people's movements, with a RC car module

  • @matthewpollock9685
    @matthewpollock9685 2 роки тому

    I know the chances of you responding to a 5 year old video are somewhere between slim and none, but does the output of the remote act as a binary switch on the equilibrium of the subject, or does the change in equilibrium vary in an analogous manor depending on the distance from center you move the controller?
    That might not make sense... do you feel the same effect whether you move the joystick slightly to the left or full left to the stop? Or can you steer the subject slightly with minor input then really push them over hard with greater input from the remote?

  • @thomasbliss6817
    @thomasbliss6817 8 років тому +8

    Can you make the lightsaber part 2???!!!

    • @allenpan
      @allenpan  8 років тому +4

      Some day! It's on the back burner, lots of other projects are probably gonna come first.

    • @DrGPaw007
      @DrGPaw007 8 років тому +1

      :( why WHY, dont worry its ok i forgive you

    • @Awesomecutss
      @Awesomecutss 8 років тому +1

      +Sufficiently Advanced youu gotttaaa makee a redd one atleast and make it moree stiff, nice job tho

  • @Sitking
    @Sitking 8 років тому

    I was hoping you'd make a video like this. You the man my yellow homie.

  • @SpazRoad
    @SpazRoad 8 років тому +2

    Could you make glasses that allow you to see electromagnetic waves?

    • @Hastur_TKY
      @Hastur_TKY 8 років тому +4

      Btw mate you are seeing them all the time.;) (light=photons and photons are electromagnetic waves)

  • @brandonsimons7974
    @brandonsimons7974 8 років тому

    Did you use pspice or something to check current before assembling the breadboards? Also trés cool. The simplicity of the device is awesome, time to go raid my unis lab.

    • @allenpan
      @allenpan  8 років тому +1

      Nah, just checked everything with a multimeter. Been a while since I've actually simulated a circuit!

  • @alfonz6842
    @alfonz6842 8 років тому +9

    You should make Spider-Man web shooters

  • @squirtislongbeach3582
    @squirtislongbeach3582 8 років тому +2

    Do you think you could make Spider-Man's web shooters

  • @lolpop7799
    @lolpop7799 7 років тому +2

    i tough of how to make a helmet like that and that volt shock thing was actually what i tough how it would work XD

  • @beatboxcritics
    @beatboxcritics 7 років тому

    buddy im a little bit confuse about mosfet and i'd never use that ... what is ndp8020p ??? and f12n10l ??? i want to make that one i hope u can help me thanks ...

  • @risky2468
    @risky2468 8 років тому

    Oh shot he's back

  • @EthalaRide
    @EthalaRide 8 років тому

    Could you figure out how to make the skates the "rudies" wear in Jet Set Radio? Jet Set Radio Future is one of my favorite games, and those skates are so cool. Their only description is "Magnetically driven inline skates powered by newly developed ‘netrium' batteries." Would it be possible to build magnetic skates that make it easier to grind?

  • @EuanTodd
    @EuanTodd 8 років тому +7

    right I'm off to maplin and maybe toys R us if my rc car isnt broken.

    • @allenpan
      @allenpan  8 років тому +4

      Awesome, good luck!

  • @DaniMakes
    @DaniMakes 7 років тому +1

    Oh this gives me great ideas for a video!

  • @JAGuy
    @JAGuy 3 роки тому

    What about doing this again but a computer as the controller and then I don’t smart glasses so that you can see what that person is seeing and control them from a longer distance but not to long. Like have them in your backyard while you’re controlling them on the computer.

  • @adarshanilkumar9639
    @adarshanilkumar9639 7 років тому

    I am currently making this same project following your exact instructions. But the circuit isn't yielding any output. There is something wrong with our H bridge and we don't know what it is. Please help us. Is there anyway I can contact you like via mail etc? it's an emergency. please help.

  • @edgaroliva1552
    @edgaroliva1552 7 років тому +1

    I'm trying to do this at my science fair and what type of h bridge did you use

  • @FruitarianVegan
    @FruitarianVegan 6 років тому

    Hello, Allen! Thinking is possible to use in a flight simulator? Mean if you stimulate "rightside turn" a long time will feel like 360 degrees turn?

  • @janeckert7659
    @janeckert7659 8 років тому

    Completely Overkill MOSFETs but it looks like an awesome thing to try !

  • @matamax7342
    @matamax7342 3 роки тому

    I wanted to ask if the H-brigde is the same type of H-bridge you would use to control the direction of a motor, love watching these vids during quarintine

  • @vin2164
    @vin2164 8 років тому

    To make a person lean right do you activate only the right nerve or do you send the current so that it flows to right through both nerves?

  • @Mintsel
    @Mintsel 7 років тому

    you are an inspiration!!! have you ever considered to make a iron man watch armour hand thing.. you know like in the movie civil war

  • @ranjanmittal7185
    @ranjanmittal7185 6 років тому

    Hi
    I am looking to acquire knowledge about making a homemade eeg that can run with arduino can you give me the starting point where do I start learn this..

  • @Watergox
    @Watergox 6 років тому

    Why not a brain to brain control system, with a galvanic vestibular simulator on one side and brain-wave reading equipment on the other side instead of a remote controller?

  • @ElJitomateElectrico
    @ElJitomateElectrico 6 років тому

    Hey can you do a video about explaining the components.Im getting started.

  • @maruftim
    @maruftim 5 років тому

    VR would be fun with this

  • @julianklinger5577
    @julianklinger5577 8 років тому +1

    how about controlable cards like gambit? :D

  • @bal9665
    @bal9665 6 років тому

    hey man I've been watching your vids, can you show a more detailed way to assemble this? imma make my thesis based on this. can you suggest a way to control the current amplitudes?

  • @Ndo01
    @Ndo01 8 років тому

    This channel never fails to make me realize how not-smart I am.

  • @crazyideas9247
    @crazyideas9247 7 років тому

    Can you show a more in depth video about the circuit board because I'm not to good with circuit boards thank you

  • @RamonAlcaide
    @RamonAlcaide 7 років тому +1

    Could you make a more detailed tutorial? it would be awesome

    • @RamonAlcaide
      @RamonAlcaide 7 років тому +1

      I mean, linking component which you are sure will work

  • @benyed1636
    @benyed1636 8 років тому +4

    That diagram looks like a really big head.

  • @paper8825
    @paper8825 6 років тому

    what are the p and n mosfet that he put
    i can really see them correctly

  • @socketlaunch
    @socketlaunch 8 років тому

    No offense, but can you try to get the lightsaber tutorial part 2 made?

  • @twistedyogert
    @twistedyogert 7 років тому

    Where did you get the NPN Bipolar Junction Transistor t shirt?

  • @blacksceribe1950
    @blacksceribe1950 7 років тому +6

    I look up 2 u

  • @vladashram
    @vladashram 7 років тому

    Have you thought about using an EEG headset as a controller?

  • @beanengineer165
    @beanengineer165 4 роки тому

    this guy is killing................love u @
    Allen Pan - Sufficiently Advanced

  • @dhazatone22
    @dhazatone22 8 років тому

    where did you get that dope shirt

  • @mydemais
    @mydemais 8 років тому

    Awesome video, you're really talented

  • @fefemess
    @fefemess 7 років тому

    I spent 3 hours trying to figure out what was written on the damn n channel hahahaha
    But still, thanks for the guide ;)

  • @RyanAndersonTechnical
    @RyanAndersonTechnical 6 років тому

    love it. thanks for posting.

  • @KeanneNikkoMSalas
    @KeanneNikkoMSalas 7 років тому +1

    he reminds me of cisco on the flash

  • @matamax7342
    @matamax7342 5 років тому

    Is there a way to get someone to move forward

  • @tomdcheriya3198
    @tomdcheriya3198 6 років тому

    I didn't understood its working.Will it work

  • @TheGerrts
    @TheGerrts 6 місяців тому

    Is the base a cut out football helmet?

  • @justinbarfield5631
    @justinbarfield5631 7 років тому +1

    How much did it cost to make

  • @allystarmorrigan8360
    @allystarmorrigan8360 6 років тому

    I want a parts list and a wiring schematic

  • @73chenj
    @73chenj 7 років тому

    You should really put some of your stuff on sale.

  • @ssaniljainn
    @ssaniljainn 5 років тому

    Hey, nice project! But I just wanted to know how dangerous can this be?

    • @mystwalker479
      @mystwalker479 3 роки тому

      I don't think zapping yourself is dangerous, but zapping it the wrong way will. That is if you know what you're doing.

  • @projectdedux4843
    @projectdedux4843 8 років тому

    All of your videos are amazing, and your so smart. Still waiting for part 2 of the real burning lightsaber tho :)

  • @orionmyers9546
    @orionmyers9546 6 років тому +1

    2906 transistor or 3906

  • @Anthaliel
    @Anthaliel 8 років тому

    Ok, I have no idea about half the things you just explained, and I'm seriously considering start looking some electronics guides :'D
    Awesome job, man, keep up the good work!^^

    • @allenpan
      @allenpan  8 років тому +3

      There's some links in the description, but you'll probably have to work your way up to it if you're a beginner. Good luck!

    • @Anthaliel
      @Anthaliel 8 років тому +1

      Yeah, I certainly don't want to end with my brains electrified... except if I had Flash's luck hahaha.
      Thanks!^^

  • @lightningpower4599
    @lightningpower4599 7 років тому

    Can you use any H bridge or it has to be a certain one?

  • @RamonAlcaide
    @RamonAlcaide 7 років тому

    You could also try using a neural impulse actuator as imput device instead of an rc controller. This way you would be able to "control someones mind with your own mind", super sci-fi like ahahha.

  • @benconrad805
    @benconrad805 8 років тому

    this thing is so cool.

  • @justinkrutz4157
    @justinkrutz4157 8 років тому

    would conductive foam work?

  • @Rouverius
    @Rouverius 8 років тому

    6:45 Don't want to LOAD on the complaints to this awesome video but... Being in the middle of the H-Bridge... shouldn't you be wearing a resistor t-shirt? Seriously, great built!

    • @allenpan
      @allenpan  8 років тому +1

      Haha "IC" what you did there

  • @LadyViscera
    @LadyViscera 3 роки тому

    Would it work on a dead body?

  • @cameronwilcox2496
    @cameronwilcox2496 8 років тому

    hey when are we gonna get the making a lightsaber part two

  • @jevongraham5223
    @jevongraham5223 8 років тому

    you should team up with colinfurze, you would have the brains (furze is smart aswell) and he would turn your toy into a huge machine (look at his hoverbike, and underground Bunker)

  • @beatboxcritics
    @beatboxcritics 4 роки тому

    Can i use any mosfet ???

  • @irahhageraats3139
    @irahhageraats3139 6 років тому

    My request is I want to make a machine gun laser pointer that kills flies using a laser led and bbq sparkler as power source so it looks like a machine gun laser

  • @knoxthomson5333
    @knoxthomson5333 3 роки тому +1

    0:20 he looks and sounds like he is talking about pokemon

  • @Doc_MD
    @Doc_MD 8 років тому

    What is your shirt? I really like the design.

    • @allenpan
      @allenpan  8 років тому +1

      Thanks, it's the symbol for a transistor! Made with black ink sprayed over a stencil.

    • @Doc_MD
      @Doc_MD 8 років тому

      And how about the shirt with the bird on it in the begining of the video? That one is pretty cool too.

  • @noahshafer574
    @noahshafer574 8 років тому

    Hey you have a website, or something people could contact you at (maybe a UA-cam email, so there's not a bunch of spam on your real one or something?) I am about half way done with this and need some advice on the electrodes and where to put them, thanks!

    • @noahshafer574
      @noahshafer574 8 років тому

      Well it's done, I can't figure out why the electrodes arrant receiving power though, I'm guessing it has to do with mixing up the gate, source and drain on one or some of the mosfets (mosfets ares the only piece in this that I haven't worked with before). Any ideas? Thanks!

    • @allenpan
      @allenpan  8 років тому

      Make sure you follow the diagram and not my explanation, since I mixed up the N channel and P channel Mosfets when I was talking.

    • @noahshafer574
      @noahshafer574 8 років тому

      +Sufficiently Advanced Alright, I fixed it, but one question, what are you using for electrodes and how precise do they have to be placed? I tried using some tinfoil as electrodes, but nothing happened...?

    • @noahshafer574
      @noahshafer574 8 років тому

      +Noah Shafer it's hitting in at exactly 2.6 milliamps so that's all good, but I can't get it to make me want to move, and thanks again for the help, you make some amazing things!!

    • @allenpan
      @allenpan  8 років тому

      electrodes and saline solution info are in the video.

  • @MrDroneinthesky
    @MrDroneinthesky 2 роки тому

    Can you please shear the computer generated schematic please

  • @skanekungenh8988
    @skanekungenh8988 8 років тому

    You are the best youtuber and how Did you get this ideas Theye are awesome

  • @nelvela567
    @nelvela567 8 років тому

    If I follow the instructions correctly, it is completely impossible to get dead from this right? Right?

    • @allenpan
      @allenpan  8 років тому +1

      No guarantees :P

    • @oninoni
      @oninoni 8 років тому

      But 12V shouldn't kill you

    • @lordofudead
      @lordofudead 8 років тому

      the issue is your brain, your typical synpase response is only a few PicoAmps (10^-12) at 40-90 MiliVolts. This thing is running at 0.25MiliAmps at 12V. That is at least 1000X the amps your brain normally runs at and 300x the volts.
      If you held down one of the sticks on the controller for a long period of time, I have no doubt you could cause some brain damage.

    • @allenpan
      @allenpan  8 років тому

      Useful papers, in the description of "The Science of: Cerebro", and I've put them in the description of this video as well now.Functional MRI of Galvanic Vestibular Stimulation:
      jn.physiology.org/content/80/5/2699.short
      Tolerance to extended galvanic vestibular stimulation:
      www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/21853854
      Task-dependent reflex responses and movement illusions evoked by galvanic vestibular stimulation in standing humans:
      www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1155693/
      TL;DR why would I strap this to my friends' heads if I thought there was the slightest risk of frying their brains?

  • @milanshrimali1555
    @milanshrimali1555 6 років тому

    How much does it cost

  • @samuelrueda6105
    @samuelrueda6105 7 років тому

    wich one was your career

  • @kyger1002
    @kyger1002 2 роки тому

    Now how do you make them walk all ways

  • @tanmayn8310
    @tanmayn8310 7 років тому +1

    How safe is this!?

    • @BahkaSheep
      @BahkaSheep 7 років тому +1

      Tanmay Deshmukh pretty safe

  • @jesus_malik
    @jesus_malik 11 місяців тому

    Ufff man amazing work!

  • @joehill3907
    @joehill3907 8 років тому

    Awesome

  • @modeloonulaplata4754
    @modeloonulaplata4754 8 років тому

    hey dude you are awesome im from argentina and i really admire you work !k

  • @Awesomecutss
    @Awesomecutss 8 років тому

    cool the professors helmet form xmen!

  • @albert_1591
    @albert_1591 8 років тому

    Youre awesome man

  • @itslilstix
    @itslilstix 8 років тому

    Nice

  • @TitanAnyMe
    @TitanAnyMe 8 років тому +3

    I actually untherstand your drawing, thanks school

    • @defango
      @defango 8 років тому

      yeah my school couldnt afford straight lines too...