Adam Savage's Maker Tour: Human Engineering Research Laboratories

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Adam visits Human Engineering Research Laboratories, a partnership with the University of Pittsburgh and the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, where researchers are inventing and building the next generation of assisted technology, from interactive kitchens to air-powered wheelchairs to mobile-device-operated robotic arms!
This series and tour is made possible by The Fab Foundation (www.fabfoundation.org/) and Chevron (www.chevron.com/).
Produced by Kristen Lomasney
Shot by Joey Fameli and Adam Isaak
Edited by Thomas Crenshaw
Sound by Christopher Strollo
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@tristianpoore2214 7 лет назад

I love how Adam is genuinely interested in what their talking about, and asks the right kind of questions.

@UnstablePyro19 7 лет назад

As a wheelchair user myself, I could give so much information and ideas for new equipment. Sometimes I feel that some equipment isn't designed by people with disabilities. If there was some way I could get contact with these people, it'd be amazing opportunity to make some much needed changes to the way assistive devices for disabled individuals.

@stewartmcdon 7 лет назад

facebook.com/herlpitt/ try here

@UnstablePyro19 7 лет назад

kibb Kibbie I'm not going to answer that, its none of your business and very inappropriate. Shame on you for asking that kind of question.

@somerandomchannel382 7 лет назад

I got one Question .. Where is Jamie?

@TheUserid82 7 лет назад

Jamie is a behind the camera type person so is most likely having the time of his life sitting in his shop working on the most complicated problems customers bring to him. The main reason he was on mythbusters was a lost bet to create the pilot episode and the film crew was fairly small.

@CrippleConcepts 7 лет назад

There is a HUGE lack of people with disabilities designing and building equipment for people with disabilities. Slowly more and more people with disabilities are pursuing advanced degrees in the engineering fields and going on to work in those fields, I could write a book on the challenges of working as a person with a disability, but we need to be encouraging kids with disabilities to pursue STEM courses as early as possible. I myself am a C5/6 quadriplegic, if you would have told me in 1998 when I broke my neck at age 17 that I would go on to be a Professional Engineer, run my own business, and have my own small machine shop in my garage I would've laughed you out of the room. I would hope this lab utilizes real wheelchair users as often as possible to test ideas, I hope you are able to get involved with them.

@ikonane 7 лет назад

That liner for sweaty prosthesis looks really interesting! I work out every day and I sweat quite a lot on my stump so there really is a need for that kind of technology. The first six months after I started walking with a prosthesis was the worst then it got better sweat wise.

@Brony22 7 лет назад

adam savage has such a good outlook on things that it just makes me happy whenever i see him show interest in things.

@sadiqmohamed681 7 лет назад

Thank you Adam, that place is amazing. As an older person who is beginning to encounter some of the problems shown in your video, it makes me more hopeful. I have two friends with the sort of disabilities you covered and have shared this with them. These Maker Tours have all be interesting and inspiring. Keep up the good work.

@GadgetAddict 7 лет назад

Fantastic video! I'm so glad you're here on RU-vid and didn't disappear into the abyss after myth busters :D I'd love to go there and experience some of their equipment.

@PierceArner 7 лет назад

This was incredible. Thanks a ton for showing this!

@chipio 7 лет назад

I definitely want to see more of this stuff. Great video!

@MrChief101 7 лет назад

Excellent, inspirational tour.

@LaenPvP 7 лет назад

1:27 out of nowhere "IT'S TRAINING, YEAHHHHHHHH"

@nathanong 7 лет назад

Such smart people doing great work. Glad there are some great minds behind this

@andrewabraham7455 7 лет назад

YOU GET A SENSOR, YOU GET A SENSOR, EVERYBODY GETS A SENSSOOORRRRRR

@pabloble2054 7 лет назад

Adam you're the best. this kind of video, makes me love you more. wish my country would have some more interest in developing this kind of tech.

@jcprs69 7 лет назад

"thrilling" couldn't agree more, what amazing work

@CubejamF1 7 лет назад

I love how they use Kinect sensors in this. It just shows how robust the technology in the kinect really is/was & it had so many purposes beyond sitting in front of a TV playing video games.

@bernhardjs5078 7 лет назад

Awesome, thx tested!

@nbadhorse 7 лет назад

"Far out" lol 60's flashback. Out of sight.

@WarbossRB 7 лет назад

This is why I like this channel, you get to see a lot of cool shit like this.

@_BangDroid_ 7 лет назад

Great a/v quality in this one

@eken81 7 лет назад

As a wheelchair user I liked the hightech technique training in the beginning of the clip. I so often hear, you must be so strong. And so often I say, its a good bit of technique.

@MAPThomason 7 лет назад

Great info & tech!

@scottkenyonteaching 7 лет назад

fantastic insight on how university researchers are making waves it takes 5 to10 years to make it commercial unless there is lots of profit in it

@Stevebroza 7 лет назад

Best video i've watched in a while :)

@TacticalSandals 7 лет назад

Adam moved around faster in that wheelchair then he did in the "Auto Breaking Car" and didn't wear the full flame suit and helmet, what a daredevil.

@GOCrannell 5 лет назад

Is there a sensor on the stove to tell if you put a pot on it with no water in it?

@drismusic 7 лет назад

Hey Tested crew - what mic setup do you have going on there? Sounds great.

@ThePoesn 7 лет назад

This is inspiring.

@Cats1820 7 лет назад

Wow this is pretty cool

@rottenshrimp420 7 лет назад

Boom in the shot.

@brianshea2515 7 лет назад

This is fabulous work. It'd be interesting to see if there is something similar for Strollers. Specifically Strollers for parents with disabilities.

@TheUserid82 7 лет назад

That air powered chair is a great idea. A small pump and you can recharge anywhere you have power and a simple valve stem you can recharge at any gas station or repair shop that has air tools. For a wheelchair scale why would they need to weigh the chair separate after the first time? The chair isn't going to change weight much over time so once you have a base for that chair it would be a known to subtract from the total. Yes you could be +/- a pound but for the most part that is smaller then the doctors care about.

@aronibaloni 7 лет назад

wut was that sentence at the end??

@emosp0ngebob 7 лет назад

@12:00 I sincerely thought there was a Turian working in that basement.

@olfmombach260 7 лет назад

I would have liked to see that air-powered wheelchair in action...

@GetOffMyLawnYouDangKids 7 лет назад

How do I get a job at a place like that?

@Rainpub 7 лет назад

8:29 wow!

@superkaboose1066 7 лет назад

12:30 gotta love that z noise haha

@taitywaity1836 7 лет назад

what do i study to go and do something like this as a job?

@blockchaaain 7 лет назад

taity waity Biomedical Engineering is booming right now. Jobs and degree programs opening up everywhere. Also quite lucrative. Very tough major though.

@kefka989 7 лет назад

Wouldn't it be nice if someone saw this video and donated a nice sum of money to help with this research.

@tylerm5915 7 лет назад

Anyone else see that Adam is wearing the Tom Sachs nikes? Extremely rare and incredibly fragile, he is buddies with Tom so i bet he has a few sitting on ice.

@joedoub 7 лет назад

thank you Adam do you know if they're working on the help people with mental disabilities Lake systems the help people read like this dyslexia. thank you again it was great video I learned a lot.

@Veptis 7 лет назад

I have to do an internship in a social environment and I would love to do something with technology and because it is related to disabilities it's probably allowed... too bad this isn't in Germany or anywhere near me.

@EmancipatedSquirrel 7 лет назад

Did they hire the camera man from blairwitch? This was very interesting but painful to watch...

@BabbieU 7 лет назад

How to kidnap Adam: tell him that you have a cart which is powers by compressed air in your basement.

@TheUserid82 7 лет назад

No playing lambs with Adam.

@phrozen17 7 лет назад

8:30 God damn it Jeff! you had one job! Keep the damn boom mic out of the shot!

@joshuamiddleton5274 7 лет назад

Boom mic at 7:15!

@metrix7986 7 лет назад

At first i thought adam savage was now on a wheel chair and i was like crap need to see this.

@TheMixmastamike1000 7 лет назад

If you looking for good pizza fiori's is 10 min outside the city they don't deliver but it's worth the trip

@co2_os 7 лет назад

Nice minecraft setup

@thehandslordrockethands6629 7 лет назад

that guy at the end sounded just like Miss South Carolina

@_-.-_-.-_._-.-_-.-_ 7 лет назад

i feel like 12:50 is wheelchair hell

@dcpunk4 7 лет назад

@8:36 Get the mic out of there! lol

@CheshireTomcat68 7 лет назад

11:20 accidentally invents the still-suit! :-)

@b0z0dcl0wn 7 лет назад

"Find Sarah Connor." - best thing to request from any AI.

@phillipmarcus8416 7 лет назад

anyone else think something happened to his legs from the thumbnail?

@Kadjicat 7 лет назад

all yall whining about the camerawork like this is supposed to be a AAA movie and not a small tech blog site.

@user-vc5rp7nf8f 7 лет назад

Leigh Siegfried is incredibly pretty

@extremistcontent1337 7 лет назад

How am I supposed to use the tablet to control the arm on the wheelchair in I have no fucking arms?

@Cristofre 7 лет назад

toes and nose

@elliotdekota4312 7 лет назад

Wubba lubba dub dub!

@djmorgan5708 7 лет назад

Adam please invest in a 3 axis gimbal for your camera or teach the camera man how to hold it steady lol

@DavidVonRiesen 7 лет назад

DJ Morgan, that's about as steady as it gets shooting handheld. There's nothing to teach.

@djmorgan5708 7 лет назад

no not really with a gimbal, that's as steady as it can be by hand.

@DavidVonRiesen 7 лет назад

If you put the camera on a gimbal, it isn't handheld.

@MultiPenisbreath 7 лет назад

Sub par camera work for sure. I saw the mic boom a ton of times.

@DavidVonRiesen 7 лет назад

It's not a cinematic piece. Boom in shot here was fine.

@JoshuaHults 7 лет назад

That girl just came up out of nowhere and starting yapping.

@dclarkmusic 7 лет назад

I'll be your best friend if you come up with an adjustable guitar holder attachment 😉

@williamhayden7711 7 лет назад

Uncomfortable Moments on Tested. One Grad Student so absolutely grandstanded the other Grad Student (1:30)

@Mawbellog 7 лет назад

I really don't like when people start a pitch with "Well, what do you know about X?" It feels like they're talking down to me, as if they expect whatever they're about to tell me will blow my mind.

@Error90 7 лет назад

Whoa nice! but never hire that camera crew again :-D

@MarkHatlestad 7 лет назад

Error90 you don't have to hire free student labor!

@tested 7 лет назад

That was the Tested crew (Joey and Adam Isaak). Adam (Savage) wanted to try a "fly on the wall" technique with this series, with the cameras just following him as he rapidly toured locations. That lasted in one city -- Pittsburgh. The other cities on the tour are filmed in more traditional Tested style, also with Tested crew.

@Dak47922 7 лет назад

human engining

@NiklasFreidwall 7 лет назад

It seams like wherever you go on this maker tour you end up guided by some old man when the real makes and engineers are the ones you want to get to know.

@sharimclaughlin7667 7 лет назад

Medical super continent my kid seem country girlfriend crazy potential

@powerofanime1 7 лет назад

Pneuchair!

@loverlei79 7 лет назад

oh yay better wheel chairs that insurance won't cover.

@daniellau7883 7 лет назад

the budget this university is getting makes my university seem poor :(

@KH9078 7 лет назад

Daniel Lau Which one

@daniellau7883 7 лет назад

U mean the university featured in this video? Its University of Pittsburgh

@marklockwood2146 7 лет назад

Wonder if their making stuff for pets.

@repalmore 7 лет назад

For artificial limb in bone implants are FAR superior to any socket design. Leg sockets users say they can't feel the floor or if their foot hits anything. In bone implant users say they CAN feel the floor or if their foot hits something. Plus there are no sores associated with socket limbs and some socket users never get used to the socket and feel they can't use a limb because of the socket. Lets get with the times folks. implants are the future of artificial limbs.

@od077 7 лет назад

find Sara Connor lol

@philipmierisch6518 6 лет назад

Too much whingeing about the camera work! Although the sound could benefit from a better mic that can zoom in on the voices and blockout the surrounding noise!

@254DEUS254 7 лет назад

2:00. she's thick af xD

@williamhayden7711 7 лет назад

Think you mean 1:42

@dannymhjretr 7 лет назад

I hate when people just put smart on the beginning of things

@shockwire 7 лет назад

then your lucky because it'll never be applied to you

@dannymhjretr 7 лет назад

GOT EM OHHHHHHH you sure faradized my biskbop

@MacoveiVlad 7 лет назад

"smart wheel"... that is a little bit annoying. By that definition every electronic device is smart, which it is, but not in the IT sense of the word. I think that a device has to do part of the computing to be called "smart". Although that would make a pocket calculator "smart" I think it is a good start for a proper definition.

@chipio 7 лет назад

I'm renaming my channel "Smart Chipio Industries"

@brianshea2515 7 лет назад

Unfortunately Smart seems to simply mean wirelessly connected to something. I have a similar hatred for the word Organic when applied to food. Is it made with Carbon? Organic.

@sillygoose5219 7 лет назад

Wait I have a nose?

@dropdestroy 7 лет назад

Anyone else look at there Iphone during the kitchen part?

@sillygoose5219 7 лет назад

Wait so else is reading while watching?

@devynsnowhawk7518 7 лет назад

Audio is all static...

@FreakingPikaChuuu 7 лет назад

production quality on this one is kinda sad

@tunafishjoe 7 лет назад

This camerawork is making me feel sick

@kareemselim2833 7 лет назад

first but forgot to comment

@sillygoose5219 7 лет назад

kareem selim I was first comment though

@angus7704 7 лет назад

A Kinect sensor??? smh

@xRaptorScreamx 7 лет назад

the kinect is a good piece of tech, the issue were the lack of good games

@Snakebite420 7 лет назад

The amount of research and money spent into the kinect system is quite astounding, it was very well developed and was also developed in mind of use in other areas, So your seeing a business model that works around a very well designed product. By your comment, i feel your mind would be blown in all the places that it can be used/how helpful the system really is. Games are a short sighted look at the system.