Amazing automatic road repair machines have been around for 30 years, Im still waiting to see one actually used on any road!

Having been a construction worker, mostly building bridges i have seen or used a couple of these machines. They are amazing to watch! The first time i saw jersey walls built with a machine i was blown away! Of course we still had to do all the rod busting first. My late husband was a stone mason. I'm sure he would be amazed too

The Tiger stone is really great to watch. It also doesn’t look like too hard of a job to do. The pothole drone is really cool and high tech. Thank you Be Amazed for another informative video. I really enjoy finding out about different things that are used to help make our roads, bridges, etc so much safer and done in less time than they were initially used to be built.

That's mind blowing, I didn't even know that these exist. How cool..

Very impressive and quite amazing to know these tools do exist

From the Fiji Islands, amazing technology, did not know they existed. Thank you for this

Gotta say that road printing brick layer is so cool looking and very satisfying to watch

Wow amazing videos

As a cartography major at my college, I will forever be passionate for roads! 🛣

6:05 I think the main problem with this ETI, is that it easily rolls you back into the lanes of traffic and could cause more unnecessary accidents. Maybe, if it was somehow magnetic and could catch your car to keep it along the barrier so you don't put anyone else's life in danger.. I would support this concept.

All of these road technologies are amazing. I just love the wireless charging road ways to really minimise pollution, travel prices and transport weight

I love how you give us a moment to appretiate the work before you move on

My first job was paving roads at 17, it's a great job, but when it comes to summer the heat can be dangerous

I've watched your channel for years and you have the continued ability to make every topic interesting! Love your cringey jokes too :-P The geocells in this vid reminds me of shed foundation that you fill up with sand, gravel, rocks etc but on a much bigger scale

The short videos at the end of every entry are very satisfying...

While visiting family in California, my immediate family and I walked the Golden Gate Bridge and actually saw the zipper in action. Satisfying movement and sound.

Welcome to Michigan, where we haven't discovered any of these yet, let alone proper pothole repair.

I’m dead “heavy duty zipper” 😂🤣🤣🤣

The production quality of this is absolutely through the roof! Amazing!! Only legends will like this amazing video🥰

Your video are always a pleasure to see as these videos are thought leaderships and only opens up the mind with endless possibiliities

Ev'ry body gangsta till they hit the "Road Zipper " while " zipping " by...lol!!!

''BE AMAZED'' you inspired us to start our KZfaq Journey!🙏

Allllllll these machines should be used in EVERY STATE IN AMERICA! WOW AMAZING !!

Its not about the tech, its about the craftsmanship and maintenence.

The rollers on that barrier need to be super sticky so it doesn't shoot you back into traffic. Maybe even magnetic?

When ur in quarantine with no inspiration u come up with stuff like this😂

Roads are awesome. Repairing roads is awesome. This video is awesome.

WOW! These machines are amazing. The unskilled labor force will also be needed.

2:46 I am not even halfway through my life yet and i suspect i won't ever live long enough to see that overcome what is currently mainstream.

Thank you for being American and still put metric measurements.

Amazing! I like everything of it!

I found this video to be deeply soothing and puntacular.

meanwhile in the Philippines, Good roads without damage are also being repaired.

So that's what they use in Forza, roller barriers... Makes perfect sense why cars can just ride the wall in Forza

You can use old tires to do the same thing. Lay em down close together and screw them together and fill with gravel. It works great ,has for 15 years now.

I love those brick laying machines. If they can make them so the bricks are stocked before hand, it’d save the brickies a lot of work!

This is pretty cool but what we need is wormhole technology so I don’t have to rely on roads, vehicles, or even a bike. 🙂 👽

Electron Company: it's a pretty rapid process and can be done quickly Road workers: good to hear but no thanks

50 years ago I spent a couple of long, hot California foothill summers following a dump truck through the hills with a square point shovel, filling potholes with hot mix, broadcasting shovelfuls with the accuracy of a fly fisherman. By end of summer I could empty two trucks a day by myself. Gawd, that was hard work.

Great review! 👏 Keep it up! 👍

Why do I love this guy's voice so much?!?

9:12 I have been in the road construction business and I know for a fact that just pouring asphalt into a pothole causes more problem than its worth. The road needs to be cut around the pothole, and exposed to the bottom of it. Then depending what layer the pothole has exposed that layer needs to be replaced and all layers above it. That is what great pothole repairs require. Its like saying ah you have an break in your arm, just slap on a plaster and you will be good to go. There are plenty of places in South Africa where potholes and I mean deep potholes have been filled with asphalt and have caused inverted potholes where you now have impromptu and irregular speed bumps. This also does not fix the problem at all. The road goes into disrepair faster and faster and there is no support under the road because asphalt even when cold is still liquid which means it will move and distort as cars drive on it. Also movement on it will warm it up and then it gets even softer. So DO NOT do this. That I think is why we are not seeing these machines much on the roads. Not to mention the fact that people will lose jobs when bring replaced by machines.

I think I'm crying. It's that splendid

This dudes voice is so relaxing. Love it.

So who’s going to invent the pedestrian light that doesn’t interfere with traffic

I used to be a machine operator here on the West Coast (Local 3!). Being in heavy highway construction, I've ran 3 lane wide (10.8 meter) Gomaco concrete pavers. We used a iDBI which means all of the structural steel rebar and smooth dowel bars were all inserted by computerized system (in pan down bar inserter. It's quite a feat watching a machine lay down 3,500 cubic yards in a night. I also ran a Gomaco Commander III with a slip form barrier attachment similar to the Power Curber. Sometimes I miss doing that work. Also, as a technicality, it's pronounced like go-MAY-co, not go-ma-co.

Beautiful Road technique really like that.

Great ingenious machines!!!

Your stuff are always intresting be amazed, love the puns too!

Great machines 👌🏽

Your voice makes us feel better and relax.

"roads are one of the most complex pieces of infrastructure" Me: *Chuckles* "I have created a lightning mcqueen track, i must be very smart"

4:48 For an Aussie the most amazing this about any of these items is that they dont need to block a lane half a k in each direction for road works. The OH&S here goes above and beyond stupid levels. They even block a lane of when someone mows the grass beside the highway.

Gomaco (Gomācō). We used the 2600 in Omaha, Ne and laid down about 4,000 feet in one day with 2300 cubic yards of concrete. Went to Gomaco University in a Ida Grove, Iowa (pop. 2,070) for the Commander III. Great company and equipment. I worked for a competitor of Vrana.

Wow the GOMACO looks like a real innovation

2:60 it’s all fun in games until something is in front of the car and you can’t stop the car so you hit it. Or you forgot something and you can’t turn back

"You wouldn't download a road." **laughs in Tiger Stone Road Printer**

Damn, that was pretty damn good.

Well done video. 👍🏻 Informative and entertaining, albeit with puns..

Glad to see the electrical charging roads are coming through. Would like to hear more about the electromagnetic field created from it and its impacts.

Win the war on potholes? Yeah, good luck with that! 😂😂😂

Thank you , amazing...!road laying machines

We've had those road zippers in NZ for well over 40 years,from the original models,to the modern models.

The road building and gas company lobbies have kept us from the most logical and eco-friendly solution to road construction, which is that all roads should be built downhill. The savings would be tremendous!

Ah yes, let's redirect a huge heavy truck back into traffic

I live in steel town and there's a building called the Con cast which is shot for continuous casting, sounds like the curb moulding machine just a lot bigger, xx

Some cool stuff on this video about machines that can repave roads.

You are just too “punny” be amazed!

I have been anonymously seeking investment advise on stocks and crypto currencies. Which is more profitable and flexible to invest in for short and long capital appreciation.

Magical work you have here

Cool and informative clip. Thanks!

The rolling road barriers seem like a good idea until you realize that the guardrails are meant to hold the vehicles off the road and not push them into traffic creating more accidents

"They took our jobs!!"

Technology is so freaking cool!

Liked the Geocell idea. In my country water seeps under the roads softening the soil beneath the asphalt to soften causing roads to crack up and collapse under loads. Would reinforced geocells work?

bro, I literally simp for your voice

8:46, We got a misunderstanding problem

I'd love to see a few of those machines at work in my Island home JA...#vision2030.

Wow! I am glad roads are getting built in better ways like this!

Nasa: hold my space technology

Yup roads are complex and as a civil engineer, they are a bloody pain. XD

Great thanks for this innovations...

We have a few road zippers in Dallas, Tx. I've seen them used on I-30 to control the HOV lanes.

I'm happy enough when the Street is open.

Electric roads, huh? The Death Stranding is in our future.

I love the calming music

India needs all of these, literally saying this on a serious note 🥺. Even north India the most !

Is it just me or is that the best intro ever

"Roads are some of the most complex infrastructures". Nasa: "hold my beer"

We dont need more roads and vehicle. We need sweet home, peace and nice people around us.

I recently saw the Tigerstone in my street 0:34 . It's a great machine.

8:45 “hot ass falt” I'm so childish and “cold ass falt”

No one: Absolutely no one: KZfaq: YoU wAnT tO SeE rOaDs

Thanks to the world's great and positive thinkers and doers.

Really cool technologies - and the narrator’s delivery makes me consider driving a pencil into my ears

i guess every road would be a "toll" road with the electric built into the street.....

When u go to comments cuz your early and someone already got 100 likes: *hello darkness my old friend*

I have seen a lane dividing zipper like that on the motor way approach sections and the bridge on the Auckland Harbor Bridge in Auckland, New Zealand.

i wonder what the calming music in this video is.. very calming

Fun fact: most fun facts aren't fun (also this one)