Yipp. He was shitting into a colander for two days and then probing the contents with a fork - totally worth it.

I just wonder if you can recharge them lol

they probably need it back, for science

well duh, he is holding it in the cave when he introduces the video

I can't wait to see how he modifies it to make it better.

you need break the insurance monopoly, that's the problem

I was thinking that :/

😂 Canadian Health Services “have you considered Medical Assistance In Dying?”

@@monad_tcp A lot of people don't want the government to touch anything, so corporations run amok in the States. Even if they're being bent over a barrel by their insurance company it's still somehow better than the government leveraging their authority to keep prices affordable for normal people. Bet they couldn't tell you why other than MUH FREEDOMS but that's another discussion

The device isn't what is expensive, it's the training of the doctor, nurse and every professional behind them, the medical building and all the accreditation they need to pass, the building insurance, the doctor's insurance, then your insurance. You could go to a third world country where some of these expenses aren't an issue, but don't expect the same quality of care.

And his enthousiasm is alway intoxicating, no matter the subject

You must watch somw terrible interviewers, he isnt doing anything groundbreaking here, as far as interviewing 😂

@@genocyber4842 There's one from "Fully Charged Show" that is horrible. He's so bad I can't watch anything he's in even if I would like the topic.

Very interesting! I thought the exact opposite, I wanted to hear the expert talk but Adam kept interrupting him, especially at 2:20.

i enjoyed seeing our inventor here his eyes lit up at Adam's question. nerds hearing other people speak nerd is always a treat

Hey nice to see someone else with crohns and I do I agree actauly I found a lot out using something like this

Oh yeah, I didn't think about that! The repeatability of these as a procedure, especially if they can autonomously map as they disuss in the video, you'll be able to take 14 of them home and take them twice a day for a week to figure out exactly where things might be going wrong. Or, like, 7 in a day. If they could get that battery life up to 8 hours somehow, so that they could make it all the way through digestion (yeah, that's a fast digestion timescale), it would be amazing.

Lol totally. 😂

100%, he'll repurpose it.

Absolutely! He looked so crestfallen that he doesn't have a reason to build a space-age sci-fi submersible docking station for his toilet. 😂

@@Road2NowhereTV my dude... it's not coming out of that hole. 😑

@@Road2NowhereTV?

I understood that reference

Clutch reference.

I will always upvote Futurama quotes

Aaah you beat me to it.

Hey if salmon can swim upstream to spawn...

we gotta take into account all the money in the software and design

I mean this costed them A LOT MORE to make but still, it'd be incredible if they could give these to patients at affordable prices

I mean there 3-5 years of a development team they have to pay so they will probably be 3-4x the price he said. But if subsidies help, $50 this would be very advantageous

😂

Thank you.

Yesssssss

Literally my first thought!! Like okay Ms.Frizzle

“Thank you”

He is my animal totem.

Me too. He has retained a child-like sense of wonder which is delightful and infectious. This was truly a "Fantastic Voyage".

"Aisle"

he has a condition

Nothing beats the submarine tho

nah the submarine was just better lmao

@@73685 haha OceanGate :)

If one is good, “two” has to be better. 😂

When we get flying cars, roofing repairs will become the biggest employment around.

Trailer Magic School Bus

This will probably be used privately for wealthy folks before your typical person can use it, without a doubt. America is a 2 tier system.

We dont have buildings and apartments that fly in the sky with cave men that live below so No. We are not there yet.

I wonder how it survives the acidity? Probably because the bot doesn't stay there for very long?

@@electricdazz There are plenty of plastics that resist acids

Grant would be proud.

That's what I was waiting for, the first internal body battle bots!

and the winner would still be Bite Force

I'm wondering what happens if they use a drifting controller 😅

That will bring a whole new meaning to the WIPEOUT game

I think Switch 2 controller with gyro would give the best controll

​@@undying3132unless it has analog triggers it's a big no

They didn't tell him there's a shrunken scientist in his GI tract rn! The worst part: the scientist is not in-network :)

😆😆😆 Better than the Titan; they should have used this😂🤣😂🤣

No reason to re-invent the wheel. It's had decades of R&D and real-world testing by millions of people.

@@wavion2 but...... stomach implosions

@@gohawks3571 true, titan use a cheap off brand, these guys had haptic feedback too feel the folds of the stomach, i hope astro is alright in there though

What else would you use? There is no need to make whole new controller when people have already made controllers that are perfectly fine.

most underrated comment 👌

ZERO DEFECTS!!!!!!

Get it working with VR so we can host sessions piloting these things in first person through each other.

Never go full Jack Putter ..

Knew I couldn't be the only person thinking of this movie the whole time. :)

We LOVE seeing iterations!

One of the main reasons I was so invested in Tony Stark in MCU, his designs were iterative and you could see him playing the whack em all with all the shortcomings he was slowly eliminating from his suit. This pill bot is real and it makes it infinitely cooler.

@@tested shrink it down much more, they'll be needing a new impeller again, probably eventually get to flagella. Although, they might eventually want to switch to part of the IR band, to better tell the pink healthy from inflamed tissues.

CARLOS!

yep i know 😂

🏆

Yes! 😂

I should have stayed home today 😩

And he's open about pricing and manufacturing. These are the people we need so much more of in healthcare

Can't forget about the Bundaberg ginger beer! There's at least two beverages he enjoys often

😂❤

@@straphyr Can't blame him, those are amazing.

I used to drink Snapple until they started putting their shit in plastic

​@encompassthyeclipse7278 when everyone started switching to glass they switched to plastic. I always went for a snapple because of the bottle, not anymore

we all know that. Awesome comment.

Was thinking this as well... He has to check now till he passes both now. 😂

Who wouldn’t 😂

@@zooedca A quick rinse, and good to go to the next patient.😆

Yep, zero chance Adam flushes this thing.

new PBS series the magic Pill bot

I was watching this thinking "Oh no, it's only at like 28% power. If it runs out while it's still inside him it'll be disastrous!" But then I realized it doesn't need power to exit his body, and there will be no explosive return to bus size within.

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I hope you heal quickly and with the least pain possible. ❤

Yeah, that's on my to-do list, keeps getting knocked off of the schedule by life events. But, something's gotta give. I've become a bit anemic, d-dimer is up enough to suggest bleeding somewhere, magnesium is low suggesting clotting cascade is elevated, so it's either the abdominal aortic aneurysm or something else occult leaking. First patient I ever lost, a 28 year old female soldier with a dissected AAA. She was dead before she hit the ground, my only hint in the field, CPR being performed, while verifying compressions efficacy, the pulse fell off with each compression rapidly. She had pheochromocytoma, adrenaline producing tumor on the adrenal gland, shot her BP up way past tilt. Got to see two such cases, the other was successfully treated and was only mentioned in the patient history. Oh well, one upside from doctor's visit today, A1C lower, courtesy of my dropping 20 pounds, lowering insulin resistance, as that's a familial trait. I get to retain the family title of eldest by far to not be diabetic throughout my father's side of the family. Pisses my cousins off massively, as they all are and keep going with their failing mantra "It's in the genes, why fight it?". Simple, they'll be on dialysis in a decade at most, I won't. I'll still be kicking strong, walking with my cane, going deaf as a post, but still sharp as a tack. Well, back to designing a refrigeration unit that uses butane to cool a Wilson cloud chamber for my Amerecium source I rescued from a deceased smoke detector, then improve on a design from CERN for a radiation spectrometer that uses photodiodes retasked for the purpose...

@@tested Yep! Surgery next week on Friday (my birthday!). So, yeah, get colonoscopies. They're life saving.

@@wildflower1397 Thank you!

Maybe a little seasoning, salt and pepper, or a nice sauce...

@@DavidSprings never can have too much garlic and onion! ;)

This is exactly the type of stupid humor that I love 🤭

only with the newly introduced doctorate license from the FAA

@@TryAgainFPV inside flying guide🤓🤣

Us fixed wing guys never get anything cool 😆

@@0Rookie0 that's OK, as usual, the rotary wing guy wants to fly through a fixed object to loop a liver.

@@0Rookie0 🤣 but we love you guys anyway😜

I'd pull a Scotty, grab the scotch bottle and reply, "I'll let ya know". A few months later, call him with some mod suggestions... "Oh, I took the liberty of reverse engineering your telemetry and tried a few mods..." My fee: A small fleet of FDA approved models down the road.

"Why would you do that?" is a question from someone who doesn't know Adam Savage. Like many of us, Adam's first task with a new toy is to dismantle it then put it back together. No way Adam doesn't want to see the parts of his bots.

@@BillsBayou Adam saw the parts inside of the bots at the plant. Nope, he, as would I, want to actually work with those parts on his own and see what other tricks one can apply to perhaps improve the bot. Or at least autonomously harass the goldfish with... ;)

I look at flying cars this way, "They can't drive worth a shit on the ground and we're gonna put them in the air?! The roofers will love the overtime!". The pillbot, well, I'd be straining at stool...* *Yeah, that's an actual medical term and alas, frequent cause of death in elders. And well, what one would also do to retrieve the bot. Shitty job, but someone's gotta do it.

🤣😂

that one goes in the other end 😵‍💫😆

Condoms, tampons and wet wipes... wet wipes are HUGE problem.

Flushing lithium ion batteries is ridiculous. If the battery had .1g lithium, it would poison about 1,000 liters of water. Add in people flushing hearing aids, kids trying to flush vapes when their parents catch them... Horrible. The guy says "why retrieve it" because he wants to move more product. End of.

@@KevinJDildoniktrue, who doesn’t want to swallow a used one. Mhhh flavour for future 🤌🏼

@@KevinJDildonik more ignorance, as most people don't realize how rare lithium is in the universe and even on earth. Lithium is weird, it fissions and it fuses easily, so it's destroyed inside of stars as quickly as it's made. A hint on how easily, hydrogen bombs use lithium deuteride in the fusion core, the lithium fissioning into tritium to fuse with the deuterium. Then, if a tritium ion and deuterium ion comes to love each other very much, in the heat of the moment, a helium ion gets born.

@@KevinJDildonik If it can survive being digested intact then it will likely survive the trip to the sewerage plant intact too. I agree it is a concern though and ideally the lithium would be recovered.

I wont consider the experiment complete until we see it come out 🤣

Damned dyslexia bit me briefly, must be tired. For a second, I saw the bit about the little shovel to get the pill back to get the fillets...

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