19 Inventions that will Save your Life!

Did you know that you can buy a fire ball that you can drop into a fire? Take a few steps back and it

will

explode and turn it off immediately. Oh my goodness, these are the 19 most important

inventions

to save

your

life

, starting with self-defense devices. designed to save one person to interplanetary weapons designed to save the entire population of Earth, so let's start with the GTFO bracelet which on the surface seems like a questionable fashion choice, but in reality, if you ever get stuck in a car or bus, I

will

have the last laugh because this pendant works as a projectile that you can throw at the windows like a slingshot to break them and get them out of there and, in the same vein, I am absolutely surprised that the Zap Cane is a real Product that It gives you something to lean on like a regular cane, but it also has a built-in flashlight, a reflective safety strip for added visibility, and apparently a 1 million-volt Taser that can scare criminals and rabid dogs with its loud sound. sparkling. does and B, at worst, can temporarily paralyze you without causing any permanent damage, now that real police Tasers reach 50,000 volts.

I find it hard to believe that this stick

your

grandma could buy is actually a million, but based on the reviews, it still seems to do the job, but believe it or not, we can make things even better with undercover dental floss. Pull it out completely and you'll see that it's actually hiding an actual six-foot Kevlar cable that it's made of. spies and people who are at high risk of being captured because Kevlar is such a strong material that it can cut through any type of zip tie you might get caught in, not to mention the fact that this floss box also hides a handcuffed kitten made of plastic. so that it doesn't set off metal detectors, a two-foot diamond wire that, because diamond is one of the hardest materials on the planet, can literally fly through a closed lock and, for the first 18 inches, real dental floss so you can do a cleaning. escape, but probably the coolest covert self-defense tool is the defender pepper spray, so when you press this button it releases a concentrated chemical that temporarily blinds someone who might be trying to harm you, but that's pretty standard.

What the defender also does is trigger a powerful siren to catch other people's attention, it has a built-in camera and flash that also activate when that button is activated to send a well-lit photo of this criminal directly to the authorities and, At the same time, transmitting through their location so they can get to you ASAP, it's like the last reverse card of One for someone who thinks they're about to get their way, but what if you have an emergency and are you also in the middle of the ocean? Well, basically you just have to pray for it.

You have a child that keeps you afloat and then you wait patiently in the hope that someone will come to help you, but the person you save has had a better idea: they have built a child that can carry up to two people and, what is Most importantly, it has remote control. up to 500 meters away, which is crazy, so your rescuer can see you in the distance struggling in the water. Driving it to pick you up and then taking you back to the shore or the nearest boat now, unfortunately, while you're in the process. Instead of being rescued from drowning in this way, you may encounter a new problem in the form of sharks that sharks hunt by using specialized sensory organs that detect electric and magnetic fields in the water that are usually given off by muscle contractions of the flailing, injured fish that are normally their prey, but this also means that they are usually the first animal to arrive when there is any type of vigorous splashing.

Fortunately, this is also where something called shark bands come in, basically a magnet that you wear on your wrist or ankle and which has been shown to interrupt the detection of the electric field is a really cool concept and has been partially shown to protect people within a 2 meter radius, but on the other hand, 94 for a magnet is like pushing it, but even worse than what sailors and divers have to do. In fact, the job with the highest mortality rate in the entire United States is logging and it is because anything that can go through a tree can also go through a human being, but a new type of saw called a stop saw. is trying to change that it has a three volt current running through it at all times and a computer monitoring it and as soon as a finger or arm makes contact with it, it will interrupt that voltage, causing an explosive reaction that pushes away the saw so fast that you'd be seriously injured even if you tried and horror movie directors aren't going to like this one, oh yeah, and speaking of jobs that pose a danger to people's lives, we have the Wii. remote controls yeah, I bet you weren't expecting to see Nintendo in this video, but yeah, it turns out that Wii remotes aren't just made for a round of hyper-realistic bowling, the fact that they have motion controls built into them means which when combined with the correct props, can be made to be laparoscopic or using normal human language, can be used to simulate performing keyhole surgery inside the abdomen of a human being, medical students already They have started using this for training and there is even an official document published that actually says, ironically labeling the Nintendo Wii as an effective part of training for any up-and-coming LA Pro laparoscopist.

But he thinks that given the number of patients that each of them will treat throughout their career, they could actually save a lot. of lives is fine, we have covered the land, we have covered the sea, we have covered the forest, it is time to talk about fires. Almost 4,000 people a year die in home fires and that's just in the United States and that makes Fireball extinguishers, I think, a really important product, they have a polystyrene casing on the outside and inside a soft explosive combined with lots of dry powder to extinguish fires. The idea is that as soon as one of these comes into contact with the fire, that explosive will activate and fire this extinguishing substance in a radius of up to 60 square feet around it, which has two advantages: that, unlike a normal fire extinguisher, this way you don't need to get close to the fire to put it out and because of the way these are built, you can store them in high risk environments and if a fire breaks out there, they will activate automatically even if your whole family was asleep while everything was happening, unfortunately that won't be enough if the fire is larger than 60 feet, if that's the case then you basically have no choice but to get out of there as quickly as possible, which is when you would be very relieved if you had installed an escape rescue system in your building.

The whole concept came about after the 9/11 terrorist attacks and the thousands of people who found themselves trapped in a burning tall building with no way to get out and once you set up one of these systems, if there is ever a fire, it's basically an instant deployment. Ultra-fast fire-resistant external lift that can lift firefighters up and down residents at up to three meters per second, or potentially an even simpler solution is the engstrom escape shaft, which I know basically looks like a giant contraceptive , but it's actually great, it's a tube with three layers, the outer one is fiberglass for waterproofing, the middle one is elastic to control the speed at which you fall and the N1 is aramid fiber that is resistant to traction so you don't get stuck when going down, it's basically the same mechanism as putting a soccer ball. some nylon stockings and if you're enjoying this video then a subscription to the channel would be great, but if you look at the leading causes of death around the world, even more common than fires are traffic accidents and anything that can reduce them . is going to save huge amounts of lives and none other than Samsung are the ones leading the charge, they have realized that a large proportion of these traffic accidents are related to trucks and, more specifically, how it is basically impossible for anyone behind the truck can see what is in front of the truck and therefore you never know when it is safe to overtake, so by building trucks with high resolution cameras installed in the front which then stream live to Samsung screens in the back, they effectively allow anyone behind the truck to see through them and be able to make the right decision, these cameras even have night vision, which as a technician I think is amazing, they are not in production en masse, but Samsung made them as a proof of concept to present them to reality. truck manufacturers hoping it becomes the new normal and I really hope they succeed if things get worse and you have to crash, although there's probably no better place to do it than in eti's next generation barrier system, which replaces typical flat metal.

Road barriers for thousands of rollers that are made with impact absorbing material and because they can roll, they can also deflect most of the impact of the collision forward. The icing on the cake is that each roller is also surrounded by rings of reflective material, so not only does it save you when you crash, but it keeps the sides of the road highly visible so that, hopefully, you don't. These barriers are already operational in much of South Korea and, if all goes well, very soon in the United States, but there it is potentially an even smarter solution.

It's kind of funny we have so many mechanisms designed to protect passengers if their car crashes we have seat belts we have car hoods that can deform the airbags but it has been necessary until now for a company to really To prevent the car from crashing in the first place without its airbags, the system can detect when a car is about to hit you from the side as this is where cars traditionally offer no protection to passengers and then it can inflate in milliseconds and reduce the force of the impact by 30 may not seem like a big number, but 30 is very often the difference between

life

and death.

I just hope the system can differentiate between a collision that is about to happen and you walking to your car now, one of the saddest causes. of unnecessary deaths comes from criminal police interactions when a criminal is on the run, so to prevent them from fleeing or to protect themselves if that person is armed, police have often resorted to shooting them. Every year a thousand people die because of this. In the United States alone, it's a very extreme outcome for someone whose only crime might have been shoplifting a purse in a store, which is why I think the 150 bottle wrapper is going to be an absolute game-changer: it shoots targeted Kevlar ropes. with lasers that automatically wrap around the The criminal's body disables their arms from using weapons or their legs to stop them, meaning this device solves the two most ambiguous situations that tend to result in unnecessary deaths that will save criminals. police officers and they will give them to the criminals. a second chance if the judicial system feels he deserves it.

The only devices that could potentially save even more people are those capable of circumventing large-scale natural disasters. You may remember the Boxing Day tsunami in 2004. It began with one of the largest underwater earthquakes ever recorded that caused waves 100 feet high, the height of a 10-story building, to collapse in Indonesia, destroying homes and claiming 230,000 lives in a matter of hours. Well now we have tsunami capsules that are surrounded by aircraft grade aluminum to protect from impacts. They have a ceramic interior wall to protect from intense heat since tsunamis are usually followed by fires. They are spherical to keep them upright and prevent them from spreading. accumulate debris around them they even have an iPod dog to play your favorite songs and wait for everything to pass, these things are so durable that if a tsunami came and if it happened, God forbid, you would destroy everything you have, it would be the last thing That would fit, but it's still a pretty strange niche thing that I can't imagine.

Everyone will want to buy, but what would happen if that earthquake happened on land? Nowhere is this more problematic than in Japan, which happens to be located just above the meeting point of Earth's four tectonic plates. These guys have about 1500 of them in a year, which is more meals than I eat abroad, but the really cool thing about this is that they finally figured out that if you can't beat theEarthquakes you have to join them, which means that while a conventional building will shake with the ground bending and warping and often just crumble because skyscrapers aren't made of putty.

Japan has started using something called a foundation insulator, basically a layer of foundation on the building that separates it from the ground and can move, meaning that when an earthquake occurs, this layer can slide back and also equalizes the movement of the earthquake and therefore allows the building to stand completely upright, given that Japan's last major earthquake killed over 15,000 people, by eliminating the main cause of those deaths, this technology could very quickly reduce that number to hundreds. Want? To hear a truly terrifying fact, current estimates suggest that there are currently 100 million active landmines around the world. 100 million places on this planet that, if you stepped foot, you would be blown to pieces.

Landmines have become the first defense that many countries plant when there is a conflict. emerges, but most of the 6,000 people they end up killing each year are actually innocent civilians, so two brothers came up with a solution: mine Café, a set of two drones, one of them specialized in identifying areas of high risk and build 3D maps of them and then the second one that comes after and confirms the location of the landmines using metal detectors and then detonates remotelyBy activating a small explosive with the current manual disposal method, it would take us 1,000 years eliminate all existing land mines and since Minecraft says their system can do it in 10, the potential to save lives is in the thousands, but now on a completely different level we have an invention that will save lives on a planetary scale, as a population we spend a lot part of our time figuring out how to solve the problems we face within our own Planet, but up to a couple of months.

A while ago we didn't have a solution to external threats from outer space, but that's when NASA finally showed us what they were working on by colliding their Double Asteroid Redirection Test or Dart spacecraft with a nearby asteroid, proving that this collision may actually alter the trajectory of an impending apocalypse and that we now effectively have our first interplanetary anti-extinction weapon that could save 8 billion lives, so that's good, speaking of Lifesavers, by the way, a couple of days ago I was trying to show my friends one of my all time life savers. favorite clips on YouTube, you may have seen it.

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