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Short answer: It isn't.

Correct, it isn't. It's extremely environmentally unfriendly. Going with all electric cars is a total joke. People that back them. Don't know their ass from their elbow. But like everything. It's all about the money. Of coarse not for the working class. But for big corporations and politicians.

If you’re a liberal you’ll understand…

@@motoonthis1514 Liberal or conservative, the answer will be the same. It's not environmentally friendly.

Yes, it *is* environmentally unfriendly. Buu u u t ... it's *still* better than mining coal or oil. (Sorry, that's just a fact). -Personally tho' I'm a big proponent of nuclear power. (You will have to *actually* look into it to get past the inherent anti-bias). Wich I also used to have. -In fact I lived in Scandinavia when Chernobyl happened ! So, I was right in the middle of the greatest nuclear-power scare *ever* . -But, anyway, it's just smart thinking to *diversify* !

An introverts excuse every time 😆

Who would have thought your cigarette would run out of batteries.

More than likely it's one guy who placed the camera in various positions to show the complete function of the clean bot.

Yeah, not to worry. The cameras were just taking video.

So I need someone to install a camera above my public restroom.

🤖💰

It cant feel anything though...thats how superior you are ...

The robot 🤖 gets a juicy power supply as long as it plays nice otherwise it gets nothing. Some guy just worked smarter and figured out how not to work harder 😂

You only make $250 a week? No wonder you are upset😂😂😂

@@shaunreilly8097 My high-school restroom would break that robot. You need a robot Serv-pro team.

That’s exactly what I was thinking.

@Alex Williams Not if they were like the screens on a window.

@Alex Williams Lmao, that’s a joke, right? Or are you really asking if air can get through a material filled with holes?

I think it is not efficient due to the mining of precious metals that goes into those batteries. Sure, it doesn't emit any gases but the mining is often done by little children with no health or safety assurance. I will never buy an EV vehicle for this reason.

That or it was too efficient.

It looked interesting to me, too, so I checked more websites, and they said it generates 1500 kWh a year with the wind of 5m/s. If that's true, and it does seem realistic to me, and I've made a couple of wind turbines in the past, that's nowhere near the 50% of electricity needs of average Dutch, or any other family in the developed world. If we divide 1500 kWh by 365 days, it amounts to 4.1 kWh/day. I just checked, and 1 kWh of electricity in Netherlands for households costs 0.323€, so this marvel saves you 1.292€ per day, or 471.58 € a year. So, if it costs 4000€, not including the costs of installation and maintenance, it will take 8.5 years to get your investment back, if you are content with using it just to power your TV and computer, and charge your phones and other small devices. Of course any appliances like boilers, ovens and such are out of the question, or you could power your boiler for 2 hours and that's it. This is why the green revolution and climate agendas and their goals are totally unrealistic and are created only to move money from poor to rich...

Thing is, you could just 3D print the thing yourself, or build it out of scrap wire and some tarp (it has 8 or so petals of a perticular shape, screwed on a axle. It isn't large, about one cubic meter, nor is it heavy. Uses the same wind surface as a classic wind turbine about 4times the size. Compact and DIY. Do it out of scrap and old car parts and whatever it generates, is a bonus

@@johnsmith-000 From The Netherlands, sounds about right, its just another thing to grab money without a honest real world backing of facts!

If you can afford half a million dollars for an outdoor TV, your neighbors are probably not close enough to care.

It just hovers while the earth's rotations takes care of the speed.

Solar Wind and Water..

If the gagets would boot up on my phone. I personally think better solar power collectors to recharge phones, and broad band cards would be interesting. Only if we could 1) see them instead of a blank screen. 2) buy them cheaper. Say under 25.00 for a package of 3 model windo solar phone, Broadband, and of course battery power pack chargers.

@@daniellafferety4025 22w3

You need to covert the Current Types and step up the voltage so less is lost for that distance of transmission. Then reverse on receiving end. This is the problem Edison had with power inside cities back in the 1800's, Each Current option excels in some areas and fails when compared to others. The bigger question with that wind power (with solar we're robbing the spot under the panels for sunlight, and the thermal effects from that ground being heated ....) is what happens to the climate when we reduce the energy(force) of the wind with all these wind farms? Example, Wind blows across the Sarah desert and carries minerals to the Rain Forrest in the Amazon, now what happens if we deplete that wind by slowing its ability to carry minerals and/or remove its speed , for its affect on the environment? Not being smart ass, general serious curious thought... That air moving serves a purposes and many things exist because of it and get moved by it. Pollen being the most common. Now we start reducing it and start doing so on grander scales, by having it transfer the energy on to ever growing in size turbine fan blades, now with slower speeds and/or less force, what becomes of those minerals and their original destination?

Where do you live? I live in the country and they are still being used on farms, mostly to pump water.

@@hwiley8141 Ok, I should have said, in urban areas windmills are illegal.

three fire's WTF OMG burning down the house