Scary how it all unfolds

Sssssshhhhhhh! 😉

A million already!!?

Absolutely! Its so awsome my limited english knowlage cant even describe it!

It's truly one of the finest.

A laser duel when 😂

Because we kept defending the idea of peace as a function of state/nation and capital. Those are the causes of fuedalsim. You have to shift the authority of violence onto the shoulders of everyone, and off the shoulders of the nation state and capital... By doing excatly what we see here, and making community trading systems that dont means test and dont care about your status ones that are just there for benifit of everyone. I naturally prefer ones that still operate on a free market I.E. money becomes a vote not a thing thats earned but whatever works should be done.

​@@AnonymousAnarchist2 A free market anarchist? You mean you don't understand either anarchism or economics. Wow.

@@AnonymousAnarchist2ok stirner. Man he was just making a bittersweet joke

@@AnonymousAnarchist2 Bot?

If you're a human and expected perpetual peace, then your surprise is your fault.

High-tech, high-budget doomsday prepping 😅

Dunno. Dont care. Everyone should have access to these things

Freedom. Lots of freedom going on. 😎

​@@AnonymousAnarchist2transparent is a must

Most of it is available off the shelf and as open source software . Enjoy .

Thank you very much!

There are a number of inherent flaws in this marketing report. Targeting and tracking in milli-seconds' refers only to initial electronic 'lock'. Iron Beam maximum effective range is limited by accuracy _and minimum effective range is limited by pivot gimbaling._ All 'testing'(sic) is gamed to only optimal range and linear constant velocity targets, the same way they gamed Patriot EKV and gamed Iron Dome. They (the latter two kinetics) can't hit Russia's zigzaging missiles, for example. Second, Iron Beam has a huge flaw. Ordinary titanium white ceramic roof coating is one solid defense incoming small profile, and a 6-micron coat of gold makes them impervious as fly-over-and-drop. That's why Reagan's 1985 Space-Based Lasers never deployed, and honestly, rocket scientists back then _knew_ it would never deploy. _Not ONE of the Star Wars programs ever did._ (It was Pentagon weapons technology welfare bridge, while DoD RIF'd the military vets and the vested lifers.) They're _still_ trying to make Hypersonic Space Plane work, 40 years of wasted R&D later. Raytheon is going back to old standbys: smart-bombs with 'shoot-and-scoot GPS tailfins. The moment Iron Beam fires, the spy satellite will acquire the target, pass it to loitering stealth. F-35s and a hypersonic payload will be arcing down. Zzzzt! Poof! Zzzzt! Poof! Look! What's that up in the sky? Is it a bird? Is it a plane! It's a GPS 2000-pound Super KABLOOEY!

I would love to see something along these lines but way less powerful come onto the market as a form of laser-based flyswatter. Imagine a world where you never had to worry about mosquitos or horse flies ever again.

*burns down forest, and everything in range*

and against people by evil governments

I need one for the mosquitos in my Florida porch.

I believe Bill Gates sponsored a similar project some years ago to eradicate mosquitos in areas where malaria was rampant.

Truth.

"This little laser of mine, I'm gonna let it shine, let it shine, let it *SHHIIINNNE!* "

StyroPyro would like to have a word on it being one of the strongest...

Right? Who tells Drake to eat his heart out over only 500W?

Agree

Range finding could also be done with a weaker secondary LIDAR laser.

⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠@@ichbinderroboter His response to another comment seems to imply that the next video will be about adding a targeting laser

Ha ha ha, the mosquito tracker was my first idea as well :D

Even better off with an actual Iron Beam, what do you think? The point of this is - they used what they ALREADY HAD in their possession, as just some Canadian youtubers. They repurposed something you can buy in a mall. There is no point proving you can build a military-grade (whatever that means) system using military grade components. They used the app that is supplied with an off the shelf appliance - for target tracking... You missed the entire point of the video. Also: dichroic mirror in a kilowatt range beam path??? Are you even awake???

YES. Moskito tracked laser beam. Been dreaming that for a solid while now. I'd love to see it

Our pleasure!

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As I said, the hard part is the software.

​@@TechIngredients ChatGPT entered the chat...

@@narxic ChatGPT is Bangalore level. It's useless.

At the same time, something ~80% as capable as Raytheon's version could be had for like, idk...

@@MichaelBeale 80/20 rule

Most of the stabilisation in our vision is done in the brain rather than the eyes.

man I hope he makes a video and a beast laser!

Where he found 0.5KW blue diode? 😅 2W OK 5W OK but I 500W :/

They never finish projects. The Raman laser, the fusion reactor, the MHD boat, the heavy lift drone, the slow motion exploding wire detonations, etc. etc. etc., it's the most frustrating aspect of the channel. If something is promised at the end of a video, just assume it will never happen. If you want to see the operation of a real Raman laser (the only video I've ever seen of one) go to Les' Lab on here, he's got great laser related content.

@@adredyor perhaps 64 8 watt laser in an array. but now…. how do you focus that light to a pinpoint at 10 km range. ? and maintain control.

Or , they upset the status quo and are quickly marginalized or even disappeared by those who have an agenda to protect .

What is a technology startup if not the modern version of an independent inventor?

@@Steamrick A technology startup is a greedy perversion, selling it's soul to even more greedy investors to make a quick buck from a single concept or idea. That has nothing to do with being an independent inventor, and everything to do with making a quick buck.

Century ago, inventor could make bunch of money by inventing simple things like for example an shock absorber for a car. Nowdays, inventor needs to come up with rare 1-in-million idea or simply get million dollars for R&D to get the idea to the level where it can be monetized. Look at the billion dollar companies putting tens of millions into research and it should be pretty obvious that the quick, easy inventions are a thing of the past. As a profession, without KZfaq/Patreon/etc, independent inventor is one of the most rarest professions these days. Edit. My point: it's not that corporations are "sweeping" inventors but that the competition is too advanced for one person.

Believe you me, there are hundreds of independents doing this kind of work. They're likely on someone's list, just not yours

That guy is up to no good wherever he is.

SAFETY? Dude went DOWN RANGE!! of a DEATH RAY Bad Smell Without Clear Range Comms and Or a Lock Out Tag Out! or just pionted up? I WOULD QUIT! if I worked with him, I Would Leave if I was there! I Have done this with Others in my past who did similar about Five times? I did Not want to give a Statement or be a Witness? or smell, hear, see or taste it.

but the Facts is Facts, not the first Danger I have watched this dude DO! for years now. The first one I Recall? was a Hydrogen thing in a confined area! SAME THING RUN! "Run FASTER!"@@TheOleHermit

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@ntfx_org7603 What you just said is one of the most insanely idiotic things I have ever heard. At no point in your rambling, incoherent, response were you even close to anything that could be considered a rational thought. Everyone in this chat thread is now dumber for having read it. I award you NO points. And may god have mercy on your soil.

Funny you mention that...stay tuned.

Thats how systems used to work.

@@TechIngredients How about to correct for atmospheric distortion? I guess that's a little big for a warehouse.

What a Pity with all this dilemma, this human are going backwards!...

@@imanoppressedamerican Cool story, let us know how you get on with that.

Are you sure that's not 0.005 W or 5 mW?

@@benbaselet2026 Ah yes. Thanks for the correction. 👍

Don't forget to celebrate in your almost no cost air conditioned space with a glass of moonshine

I get your point - But not if it was repeatedly rapid pulsed - it would 'tunnel' its way through an 'atmospheric anomaly - like a cloud system. (of course distance to target ... and (Artificial-Intelligence giving) mathematical predictive 'arc of travel' to it, would improve 'hit-rate'. ( instead of tracking )

Well, yeah, but any large laser system 100% already has compensation mechanisms, and it enough though, a cheap solution could peobably be found for this small one.

Yeah, his assertion that the main difficulty is the targeting is completely wrong. If anything, lasers make the targeting problem easier than before, as you can basically disregard ballistics now.

@@toma3025 Not really, software that can independantly identify a random objext from miles away, keep on target, and not randomly shoot at birds is a lot harder to do than solve the already solved problem of atmospheric interference.

@@tjpprojects7192 you can't fix atmospheric scattering. It's going to happen especially in dusty climates. And if you're in a dusty climate and you have a powerful enough laser that's going to create plasma that's going to cause even more issues for scattering.

Our pleasure!

I would add,... when using mirrors in a 'beam-steering' application, that a Piezio-electric 'thin-film' could be used to 'smoothly' move the (directional) mirror. (obviously x2 would give X,Y axis control ) .

Galvanometers, they are called.

I was looking around the warehouse and thinking the same risk thought processes...

500 watts is insane could you imagine turning this into a IR and take down the whole line of ZOMBIES

Yeah buddy

Thanks!

Bill Gates, is this you?

what I wouldn’t give for an operational mosquito termination system

That can help, but pulsed and multi wavelength lasers will easily burn through metal.

​@@TechIngredients I would love to see this tested. It seems sound, but I'm not sure if air will stay transparent after surpassing some energy density. I think plasma absorbs all wavelengths.

@@TechIngredients hello, what will be if we will use something like fog/smoke shield around target?

@@caeli5532 A recent Veritasium video showcased night vision systems - and one of the tests they did was filling a dark room with fog so thick you couldn't see your own nose; infrared vision goggles saw straight through it as if it wasn't even there. This suggests an infrared laser would not even notice such camouflage around the target...

Correct.

I think I remember reading an article years ago about using microwaves to track people and heat them up in the same manner.

I believe they call that "Wearing Gloves" which is perfectly analog. Complications invite complications.

@@C-M-E There just are these people who always think tech first. It's really weird. I keep fish and have a bunch of aquariums. Had dozens at one point. And there are people who will stick thousands of Dollars in tech to a SINGLE aquarium because they think they need it. And instead I run all my tanks "the natural way", without any filters or tech apart from the lights, just letting the same principles that apply in nature do all the work. Only spent a few hundred bucks on all tanks and they've been running without a single problem for many years. People will just complicate things with tech for the sake of it and I'll never understand that.

@@C-M-E Try working on complicated parts with gloves on. You really think I didn't think of that? You really think that there aren't millions of people worldwide rebuilding carburettors and brake calipers and such in a cold unheated space who wish to god they could do the job while wearing gloves???

​@@delawaresacescary thought about MASERS

Thanks! You too.

Sure, but a q-switched ir laser is best for that because it can thermally destroy moquitos but it is also safer to use deep ir i.e. past 1064nm so that the radiation doesn't destroy the retina in case of system fault

lol, and if someone passes in midle by chance?

Okay, Not, so. Be careful. 1064nm laser light is very dangerous. Not only can you not see it and avoid it. It will quickly burn the rental tissue.

​@@carlosferreira7757 see reply from @okay8632. Using lasers at safer levels of course. I have already seen projects like these but nothing commercial/successful yet.

You mean retinal?

Seems harmless, my tinfoil hat is my helmet

This is why Tesla came up with the idea of "the halo" of aurora towers and directed energy weapons. He wanted to make war obsolete by simultaneously giving everyone a 250km dome of directed energy defense that wirelessly supplied any device in that same service range with power. And since he was right about everything, including the fact that the Ionosphere is conductive, he probably would have succeeded in releasing that technology to the world. People who have what they need and feel safe aren't trying to start wars. Can't fault the man's logic. Just wish he had another few years in him to head off all the catastrophic psychopaths that perverted his technology into the very yolk he'd spent his entire life trying to remove from the average man.

It has already been done many times so there are a bunch of projects available to base this on. Stuff- made-here has done multiple ball trackers. Better than gimbaling the camera would be to use galvanometer anyway.

The Bastages!

@@otpyrcralphpierre1742Please, what is the meaning of "bastages" ?

No one is censoring this video..... what are you talking about?????

@@ashex_int In the video is said that YT unsubscribe followers and don't notify new videos to the followers a knowed tatic used by YT to weak unwanted channels.

@@alamagordoingordo3047 It is a reference to a movie where a man cannot pronounce "Bastards". Johnny Dangerously.

Bruh... iron beam skeeter killer 😎

I liked the thumbnail

Me too!

I also had a "suboptimal" reaction to the thumbnail. At first, I just ignored it. Then I started wondering how the "fake AI stuff" got into my subscription feed. When I stopped and focused on it, I finally realized it was Tech Ingredients. Don't get me wrong, it's a cool image. But in my case, it didn't function well as a video thumbnail.

@@TechIngredients Honestly find the "AI" thumbs tasteless. Take that as you will, it's your channel.

Same to you!

It does have to do with the content tho, so I would say that it’s clickbate

It's totally on-brand considering the content is regarding AI. I thought it was appropriate before I clicked. Now if they start using AI generated thumbnails for content that is unrelated to AI that would be different.

Yeah we all agree we want more open mouth Mr. Beast thumbnails and less AI thumbnails. How about an AI thumbnail of a AI interrogation robot pulling out some guys thumbnails for a youtube thumbnail?

There’s a difference between “AI” and an Algorithm…these guys just want clicks.

I think it's clever 😂