Can You Climb Walls With Nano-Tape? 

i'm glad it's not raid shadow legends

do u know how i can make a nuclear reactor at home?

cool

@@henz6868 yes

@@henz6868 nor fission but fusion

Yes this needs a part two. Maybe even a colab with people who have more experience

Clash with "things made here" and this could become amazing!

need the right upper body strength too lol

agreed... 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

100% would love to see a collaborated vid

yea like a full arm glove that won't slip off is hand or something

@@ChazX or maybe a wrist strap

@@ChazX or maybe just use bigger gloves and put tape on the inside too lol

@@tiki-ed5573 someone's feeling threatened by 3.98M subscribers ha ha ha

@@russellzauner Found the Zoomer that thinks 3.98M subscribers will help you live longer than someone that can do a pull-up

Yeah nice idea, he should definitely try this

Good idea, mate.

Nice. And you could also sit in a corner just like spider man is depicted often.

@@purplejaedd5067 I will

That would ruin my manicure. He can stick a teflo brick to the palm of his gloves and inner side of his shoes, it will feel easier

Study the gheckos more

your hands strength is low, place it on your forearm instead. then place something in your front belly and inner side of the knees. basically a gecko position

Maybe some more nanotape inside the glove to stick your hand to it using the same physics holding you to the wall…

@@inconsistentlysleepy Why, not just remove the glove in the first place? The tape dosn't stick to the skin or what

@@tylertyler9472 that may work, someone should try to do this but testing multiple methods of using the nanotape

↑ He's right you know ↑

Lmao

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@@tashadurrahman Uncle James (I read that's his name). 😉😁

I understood that reference.

It's called N A N O tape, ofcourse it has lots of science behind it

@@guotyr2502maybe for the 80's... but not for these days. It's not quantum-tape™!

@@guotyr2502 well red delicious apples aren't very delicious. The name doesn't always tell you everything about the product

I usually use duct tape to mount things that don’t want to be mounted

@@onradioactivewaves !

on a corner of a wall, point hands outwards rather than upwards?

@@SoloRenegade Wrapping his arms and legs around the corner might help him balance his weight and get a better position on the wall

Try Cylindrical shape beam

just use bigger gloves and put tape on the inside too lol

@@amithachandima3318 you mean a pole?

This. You don't want the hand to do any gripping, you don't want any question of the hand staying in the glove (to which the tape is attached). The hand needs to stay as flat as possible (when bearing weight) with strapping/structure to allow the weight to be borne at the elbow/shoulder/torso.

@@Vaatrad Yes, it would likely be best to have a full gauntlet up to the elbow, with rigid parts to transfer the force. You may as well add more adhesion surface to the forearm then also, allowing you more options. A weird idea worth exploring could be to have the inside also be made of nanotape (meshed) so that the force could directly be transfered to the skin very evenly and not allow any slippage. That could in theory be much simpler, cheaper and more comfortable. I dont know if sweat might impair the adhesion, but I dont see why it would be a problem to use one skin when there is no chemical or permanent bonding :)

instead of putting the tape on his foot it should go on a pear or knee pads

@@TheStigma double-sided nano tape hand wraps

@@Vaatrad I believe it would be best to do a vest with multiple fabric strips going from the back and chest to disperse the weight, using my hand as the average the example a human hand is 18.5 in² and the tape advertises 7.7 pounds per in² giving us 144.76 per hand while both hands may give us enough strength to stick to a wall but unfortunately that is just sticking our goal is climbing. So we need a foot pad, the side of the shoe approach we saw in this video definitely would give us a stable enough platform to actually climb a wall so we either need to do it in the front of the shoe or a slightly less aesthetic but more utilitarian approach would be to have a rotating panel with a hinge that could go from straight forward 0°to a 75° angle inward to give us more wiggle room while climbing and lastly on the shoes would be the actual shoe itself, I weigh roughly 220 and supporting the remaining 75 pounds on your ankles and soles while climbing isn't fun, so as the final part of brainstorming we need to make climbing comfortable so on the bottom the shoe I made an aluminum platform the the hinge could rotate on giving us a more stable ascent. Finally all that's left is put it all together and start climbing, not that I have one 😉

It's not any different from rock wall climbing, so yes his muscles can handle it fine.

@@SchemingGoldberg as a human being I understand yes it's possible and the more contact points the less stress put on indivual muscle points. But relying almost completely on the flat of your hand I did not realize his muscles were a conditioned rock climber system of anatomy.

I can already see dumb people climbing out of their windows from the second floor and above, trying something similar. AMERICA 😎

(Just silly cool science stuff) you mean fucking nano-tape if you learned anything

@@k.r.99your not American based on your comment or your just five

@@musicmusic930 the first one. The emoji might've note been sarcastic enough. i had no intention of any "all Americans are dumb" stereoptype. I could rather say that about Russia ... or Japan, considering their suicide rates but the Japanese people mostly do it due to emotional reasons and not out of insanity/carelessness.

@@k.r.99 oops forgot i posted that i was sleep deprived so i kind of went on a (rage comment spree)

look up electrostiction device

You believed your teachers? HA! Normie!

School isn't a good place to learn anymore. You'll get more benefit out of watching RU-vid all day.

@@rippl3r0 Amen. Tons of awesome free audiobooks on RU-vid too.

Everything I need to know about life I learned from Turd Flinging Monkey.

@ James....that was a nice thing to say. cheers.

Or China

@@drowningin yeah, it might just be a knock off replica

i bought mine from china and it has a very strong chemical smell, is yours the same?

definitely

leverage kills the sticky

He needs to put it on the insides of his legs and forearms, would work much better

Well, he wants it to be entirely based on shear force.

@@westonding8953 So the sheer shear force? sorry i could not help myself

I can smell a collaboration!!!!

Rad 🤣

Use suction cup 🤣

You can buy the cheap stuff from china, it works as good as the expensive brands in Europe

Maybe he could even use his arms and legs joint for more area

honest I kinda want to do this now!😅

The problem with why he can't do it properly is because the gloves can't carry him. Since the tape is no doubt can carry you, then the only problem is how you'll make suit where it can carry you.

What if instead of using hands, he uses his entire fore arms? More surface contact, you can easily peel off and if the tape is stuck to long sleeve gloves that cover his arms, he can ball his fists to make sure the gloves don't come off so easily.

Probably extend the glove to his elbow to carry his weight.

Why not combine micro tapes with suctioning

@@superfeel1275 It won't have much of an effect i think

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You've got the right idea. I'm working on something like this. It's got multiple functionalities, but sheer climbing is one of the new modalities I'm looking into. You could theoretically create Spiderman in real life through technology and the right training. Something I've been thinking about for a very long time, and it's rapidly becoming a possibility.

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I was thinking the same

agreed

Alright but Magnus can probably climb an entirely flat wall without these already 😂

If you dont mind me asking what do you mean by bar grip built inside?

@@LyraPyxisVT sure. By bar grip I literally mean a bar that you grab and hold on to when you put your hand inside the glove. So instead of sticking your fingers where your fingers would normally go inside gloves, there's a horizontal bar that you can make a fist around

@@microcosms2420 ah

Would you share how you calculated it? out of curiosity

@@FreelanceLabX uhm it was a while ago I dont remember too clearly but I think I got the approximate average surface area of an average geckos feet which use practically the same material and then scaled it up using ratios and mathematics to calculate the surface area of nanotape needed for that specific weight. There's probably more factors such as limb length etc etc. Also note I took the geckos feet as just perfect circles since they're irregular shapes which basically helps with my estimate being very conservative and over the actual surface area needed

@@women.9445 Ok, I understand. Thanks :)

I think in the 2002 spider-man movie he had tiny hairs that allowed him to stick to things, which where shown to penetrate through the suit

@@pupyasko1233 yeah i likes raimi’s attention to detail

spider-man's stickiness comes from his skin, and it goes through the suit, so the suit isn't bearing any shear

In movies spiderman have biological powers to climb walls not artificial but it still doesn't make much sense in movies.

Thats exactly who i was thinking of hahaha

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