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1) CCL300
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2) Holland BPW snowmelt system
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• Holland, MI Snowmelt I...
3) Solar Innova Noise Barrier
• Solar Highways Short V...
• highway road noise bar...
• Solar Highway
4) Versilis SwiftGate (Preview)
• Increasing Traffic Ope...
• Movable Barriers, Swif...
• 2015 ITS WC: Swiftsign...
• Success Story: I-93 HO...
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• Wireless EV charging i...
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9) Ellumin Intelligent Tunnel Guide Mark
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10) ArmaKontrol Mobile Road Blocker
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00:00 - CCL300
01:11 - Holland BPW snowmelt system
02:21 - Solar Innova Noise Barrier
03:13 - Versilis SwiftGate
04:11 - Omniflow + Omniled
05:17 - ElectReon
06:30 - Rapid Defender
07:34 - Enlil Vertical Axis
08:42 - Ellumin Intelligent Tunnel Guide Mark
09:46 - ArmaKontrol Mobile Road Blocker
10:52 - Delta® Crash Cushion
12:06 - GUIMU ROBOT
13:16 - RAPTOR®
14:24 - Saferoads Guide Posts
15:14 - CE IP68 SOLAR
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@jeffh5903 Год назад

The “Dutch?” It’s Holland, Michigan!

@dennisturken7826 Год назад

I thought the same here in the Netherlands we don't have it😂

@Dan-bp8ts Год назад

They aren't completely wrong. West Michigan in general, and Holland in particular, are some of the highest concentration of people in the US who trace their ancestory to the Netherlands.

@cdarting91 Год назад

I think they’re saying they’re copying a system that supposed to exist in the Netherlands.

@billolsen4360 Год назад

3:57 Lane barriers that can be activated remotely by a P.C. or a Smartpphone. GREAT! Can't wait to see what happens when somebody hacks into that system.

@markylon Год назад

You can build secure systems. Idiotic comment

@k-9741 2 месяца назад

I was thinking the same thing

@normanhowe-gl2tq Год назад

As a former project engineer on the U S Interstate Highway System, I have not seen any device that is practical, cost effective and/or labor friendly!!! The methods in affect today are much more practical and easier to install/use!!!!

@danielvermeer5079 Год назад

Norman, what's the harm in implementing devices that aim to save people's lives? If it doesn't work as traffic rushes past, the company improves it, until it performs as required. Long live innovation!

@dennislink7957 Год назад

Those on here that say nothing on here is particle are the reasons our roads are as bad as they are.

@mikeklinger1712 Год назад

@@danielvermeer5079and who pays for it

@bunchofparticles3580 Год назад

If you have decent public transport, the amount of roads needed to maintain can be reduced massively. That's why some of the better inventions are viable in Europe or Asia but will probably always be too expensive in the USA.

@bunchofparticles3580 Год назад

The LED lane markers are actually pretty neat, most of the other game changing inventions are probably not efficient enough to ever be implemented. For now, nothing seems to be able to keep up with the convenience and sustainability of a good train network.

@markmalasics3413 Год назад

LOL, "game changing inventions." ROFL Another catch phrase people of the tech-addicted age just throw around without knowing it's meaning.

@MegaLokopo Год назад

Windmills on or near roads to harvest energy from wind from passing cars, is actually counter productive. It would be better if the wind turbines weren't there, the extra resistance they cause forces cars to use more fuel to travel the same distance.

@InsaneShadowMan Год назад

Sooo...car tax? In other words, incentivisation for train usage? These are even greater than I thought!

@MegaLokopo Год назад

@@InsaneShadowMan Yea, but if you want people to ride more trains, building trains is a good start. Or if you can't afford to build trains, build buses which would also be affected by the wind turbines. I would suggest a yearly doubling of the gas tax.

@Michael-hb4wc Год назад

The Dutch... in Holland, Michigan? 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

@michaeltan5736 Год назад

The Holland BPW system is in Holland, Michigan, USA. 2:09 ..."the Dutch have successfully implemented..." You might want to say "...the American city has successfully implemented..." LOL! I have seen the system work and it is very nice!

@michiganengineer8621 Год назад

Michigan State University has had a similar system in use around the basketball and hockey arenas for over a decade. I think they've expanded it to cover most of the sidewalks on campus.

@barrymatherly Год назад

Came to say the same.

@010falcon Год назад

Seems like a waste to me, is the water/heat used, the rest heat from a powerplant Or how does this work?

@barrymatherly Год назад

@@010falcon that’s exactly how it works, wasted steam energy that was vented anyhow. They claim it reduces salting and snow removal costs, reduces slip and fall injuries and keeps downtown open all winter. Holland gets A LOT of snow.

@010falcon Год назад

@@barrymatherly yeah, nice. Thank you for the answer. They use a similar thing in iceland, but there it’s no surprise since you get warm water literally from the ground Yeah I can imagine that it’s better than usual snow removal strategies. I guess we could think about heating houses instead of the streets. Then again, what parts are heated, in front of government buildings? just sidewalks? Do people in the US actually use sidewalks, I thought in the US the people just travel the distance between car and the door to the thing they are trying to get to? Like here in Switzerland it’s mandatory to switch to winter tires, which helps a lot, thus I cannot imagine them heating roads, or are they?

@Andreas--- Год назад

Wireless charging, is a very bad idea, for anything, there is around +50% los. It shouldn't even be used for phones because of the huge loss, imagine how much energy is waste, transferred to a vehicle.

@klausstock8020 Год назад

They could use pantographs instead. Any yes, trolleybuses are still a thing, with eight trolleybus systems even operating in the USA and many more elsewhere.

@HeathenGeek Год назад

I hear "hard working chinese robot" and interpret it as 'technology, research and innovation stolen from a Western country and sold as 'chinese (ccp) innovation'.

@cdarting91 Год назад

I enjoy being able to hear the sounds of the freeway, the highway, the trains, and the aircraft flying overhead.

@InternetKilledTV21 Год назад

The qi road might be a good idea if there's a price behind it. But if it's just kinda on... hard to choose who gets the juice

@stefvandijk4678 Год назад

@1:41 This is about the city of Holland in Michigan, not the country of Holland (or The Netherlands) in Europe. These cityzens are NOT Dutch

@FC_Dobbs48 Год назад

"22 lane freeway in Canada" , then shows a variety of 4, 6 and 8 lane roads.

@user-dv7hq2rh4g Год назад

Chemicals to melt snow? Like salt? Lmao dude...

@b_uppy Год назад

Bioswales are a better choice than the road drains in the first example. Easy to retrofit, they add natural filtration, as well as reduce paving heat, natural water biofiltration, beauty, etc...

@kloertklokibril9599 Год назад

Ye mean holland in Michigan? Those aren't Dutch

@maxpower6576 Год назад

Well the image on the video clearly says holland michigan... so fairly obvious

@garethaethwy Год назад

Holland, Michigan not Holland, Netherlands... If anyone is going to talk about China, surely they should know the difference between the Republic of China (aka Taiwan) & the People's Republic of China: they are not the same, don't conflate them.

@Thelift2013 Год назад

3:59 head to Montreal, you'll see these things everywhere

@pierreletourneau722 Год назад

Many years ago on Autoroute 13

@Thelift2013 Год назад

and also on highway 40 at the "Ile aux tourtes" bridge when it was in construction (idk if it still is, i'm no longer in canada)

@hobie124 Год назад

I been to Holland michigan in 2019

@T0rz1 Год назад

Have you ever tried to sit on the solar bench? Its hot as fck throughout the whole day...

@bigf5627 Год назад

Pavement heating, in-road charging coils. How to waste energy.

@davidimhoff2118 Год назад

Oooo look at those pretty new pedestrian lights!!!....oh shit I just hit a pedestrian!!

@cdarting91 Год назад

That’s actually a pretty normal amount of snow for California when we’re not in a drought. Parts of Japan have a cool snow melting system that sprinkles, warm water on the sidewalks and streets.

@Firefighter-youtube Год назад

California’s on the West Coast

@nastyfall2009 Год назад

I show these to my grandma when she falls asleep, better than coffee

@OldsVistaCruiser Год назад

The East Coast of the US had large snowfalls in the winter of 2022-2023? Odd, as I live near Philadelphia, and not once did we have to shovel snow!

@gregfaris6959 Год назад

Many of these "miracles" have been in different stages of deployment for decades now, and however trendy they try to make them by adding WiFi access to road barriers or whatever, they all have drawbacks and shortcomings.

@klausstock8020 Год назад

Used to run over flexible guideposts as a kid, with the bicycle. They were thinner then the ones shown in this video. That was in Germany, like 40 years ago. Seems they got forgotten and reinvented...?

@vusiradu5681 Год назад

Underfloor heating system

@strix.1 Год назад

Those wind turbine towers in the parks and long the beach are great...until someone's dumb kid sticks their arm in one when it is going at full speed then the parents decide to sue the city. You know they will because parents don't pay attention then blame everyone else when things go bad.

@dgulssmith4063 Год назад

Finally a new vid, better go grab my popcorn

@jaysonchilds4676 Год назад

why are the windmills so out of balance?

@terp2726 Год назад

The Holland in the BPW snowmelt chapter is Holland, MI, not Holland/The Netherlands.🤣

@michaelplunkett8059 Год назад

Uses huge amounts of energy and must run hours longer than snowfall to clear ice.

@14Ties14-therealone Год назад

It isn't Holland!!!!!! It's the Netherlands, Holland is the two prophecies near the sea!

@klausstock8020 Год назад

It's actually Holland...the city named Holland, in Michigan, USA. Now, why the narrative mentions Dutch people...maybe he's referring to the descendants of the immigrants from the Netherlands from a few centuries ago? Well, these descendants are now called "US Americans".

@catwithabat7163 Год назад

“The Dutch” *Holland Michigan*

@LT_AndyTyler Год назад

@techzone do you take recommendations for companies to feature?

@donaldp9259 Год назад

yeah...good luck with those solar panel/sound barriers in any U.S. Democrat-run city. They'll be covered with painted greaffiti and smashed up withing a week of being installed.

@RyanJohnsonsgtry85 Год назад

Interesting to see Leicester featured in this video with the barriers outside the Royal Infirmary / Tigers Ground

@stevee8698 Год назад

It's NOT a ba-tree, it's a ba-ttery

@DPowered2 Год назад

Not everyone says the same words the same way even other countries that also speak english

@iceresistance Год назад

3:13 They are all over Texas, they are usually there to prevent drivers from going on the Express Lanes when they are not supposed to do so. I see them a lot on I-35 (Especially on I-35E).

@ProtoV33MK1 Год назад

Only place I've seen them near me is on the Chesapeake Bay Bridge to prevent cars going the wrong way when the 3-lane bridge isn't running in 2-way traffic (there's a 2-lane and a 3-lane bridge next to each other, and they sometimes use one lane of the 3-lane bridge to add to the 2-lane bridge's capacity)

@johnny-becker Год назад

I have to work graveyard hours, so 5-6 days a week, I drive to work in pitch black roadways being from rural territory. Many of these innovative would work great if only the county would invest in them

@roadtrain_ Год назад

Imagine if one of those swiftgates malfunctions and swings out on accident. Goodbye to your head! Also the fact that the accident count went up during covid is kind of sad... because it meant the lower accident count was because drivers being stuck in traffic which meant they couldn't speed up fast enough to cause more.

@simondahl5437 Год назад

Seeing as they are supported by cables, and look to be segmented, it’s likely they are highly flexible.

@hustlerfriends3162 Год назад

Solar innova , I imagine how they’d feel if in few years everyone will drive EVs

@stephenwhiteley2879 Год назад

Great video, thanks for sharing

@HomeOfMacWoeffie Год назад

Holland Michigan is not the Netherlands, it's in the States. I was wondering as far as i know we the dutch in the Netherlands don't have heated walkways or roads....we have just 2 cm of snow in the whole winter for just 1 or 2 days....

@hexshadow6647 Год назад

There's no way anywhere in America grew the balls and did something anywhere near relatively useful to the community whatsoever in the past forever.

@michaeltan5736 Год назад

@@hexshadow6647, unfortunately for you, I have seen it work very well.

@BeeRich33 Год назад

7:55 that energy comes from bus fuel.

@justincoleman7856 Год назад

Majority of these I haven't heard of except for the vertical axis (I believe only Europe has this, but I'm sure I'm wrong there) & for the CE deal, we actually had this installed at a local intersection. While it does work, there's other aspects of the intersection that do need work.

@stephenlee5929 Год назад

Roadside wind power seem good, if you can collect or use it at reasonable cost. The roadside sound barriers with solar panels, nice but not sure how useful.

@CX103 Год назад

Especially since they’re going to be covered in graffiti and dirt pretty quickly.

@tinacheez1450 Год назад

Great videos and comments guys, here, have my like

@cdarting91 Год назад

“Two jacks” as they show up it has 3 jacks. Lol

@oceanbreeze5223 Год назад

SMART THINKING ! ! ! !

@robertwalkerjr5295 Год назад

California is not on the east coast of the U.S. 🤦‍♂️

@richj120952 Год назад

On the road "filter" for drainage. You are kidding, right? You have to clean it. The operating cost will be enormous to Cities and businesses. Just think of the pollution generated from those vacuum trucks and the follow up processing of that which was cleaned up. Not a good idea. Next, in surface heaters to melt snow. Again, the issues are pretty large. Maintenance is done, that required digging. The "call before you dig" system is OK, but fails to stop dig ups anyway. Locating exactly where each tube runs is an issue. I am sorry, salt it, or better yet, the sidewalks are required to be cleared by the property owner adjacent to the sidewalk. Good old shovel works, but a snow thrower will do too.

@BPo75 Год назад

Cleaning has to be done regardless, question is if you are going to do it at the easily accessible filter pod up on the surface, or if you are going to have to track down the blockage in the day water tunnels and clear it underground.

@wiktorbednarz229 Год назад

2:22 we have similar stuff in poland just concrete of "glass" (i dont remember the name o the material) and they are on highways to lower noise pollution in more populated areas

@alyasVictorio Год назад

CE IP68 Solar is also here in my country too (Philippines), and that's way more revolutionary

@reanaldrogan9852 Год назад

Just discovered this channel and already been through tons of vids. Content is great!

@jackwatsonepic626 Год назад

I live in Britain and the countryside has been spoilt by all these white wind propeller farms all over the country and some are even in the sea spoiling the view and I wouldn't mind if the electric was cheap " but it's not 🇬🇧

@John_Redcorn_ Год назад

Exactly what ive been saying. In a few years everything you look at will have a damn solar panel or wind turbine attached to it, but yay ‘green’ energy! 😃😒. Ppl, be careful what you wish for.

@johnwarren2420 Год назад

Welcome to the New World Order Just Saying ...

@frankhooper7871 Год назад

I live less than a mile from 7:15 but I've never seen those barriers - I guess they only put them out when there's a football match.

@mortakaii Год назад

Versilis SwiftGates are already in Montreal and have been for about 3 years

@JohnFleshman Год назад

Is it so hard to find footage that they just repeat the same bit o video over and over again just flipping the image once in a while?

@Dontpeek133 Год назад

That Germany companies sounds interesting

@idaCB Год назад

5:18 So every time I drive my car I have to pay!?

@altanika9545 Год назад

This channel is what keep me going every day

@larry4111 Год назад

That Omniflow does everything but walk your dog.

@bikeny Год назад

Noise pollution: music during videos, road noise coming through my car because the roadway has grooves or is made of a non-smooth material.

@coltonwilsonmacaroni Год назад

What is the audio in the video? I love the sound at 8:36

@kornelisdijkstra411 Год назад

i am from holland

@commonground5214 Год назад

California is not on the East Coast.

@maxpower6576 Год назад

But it does (a lot more recently) get snow

@craigr.h.laurent240 Год назад

Why is there that silly background "music" even while a narrator is speaking. That is rude at best and annoying.

@josephbennett3482 Год назад

This year the east coast of the United States DID NOT experience any powerful snowfall , i live in Pennsylvania and we barely had any snowfall on the east coast....whoever made this video apparently doesn't live in our country and hasn't been here to the East coast because we haven't had much snow the past several years and it's only getting worse.

@BilstereoGotland Год назад

YOOO i live in Gotland sweden

@EvanIsmail4115 Год назад

👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

@neuralwarp Год назад

Airflow turbines. But that energy has to come from somewhere. So you're using diesel engines to generate electricity. Not efficient.

@fredashay Год назад

There's a building near me that heats its sidewalk. It's clear and dry when everything else is covered in snow!

@markylon Год назад

Same footage used again by mirroring it. YES WE DID NOTICE

@RL-ru2st Год назад

5:27 you will got cancer riding those car while wireless charging

@mikeklinger1712 Год назад

I thought this is a much older video! The belief that half the world's drivers will have an electric car by 2026!😂 Yet the interest in these electric cars is dropping faster than Joe Biden on a set of stairs!

@John_Redcorn_ Год назад

Solar panels and wind turbines plastered on everything, everywhere. Welcome to the future. Ugh 😒

@Simeo905 Год назад

I bet you can think of anything better

@ltmundy1164 Год назад

Solar water heater I built @ a lakeside vacation bungalow near!y 50 years ago is still in functional use. Low tech/over engineered by current standards. Utilizes artesian well water so efficiently that it pulls double duty as radiant heater during colder months. Only requires annual RV antifreeze replacement of the outer loop of the dual stage system. Beauty is in the eye of the (designer/user) beholder.

@chrisherring9399 Год назад

What in the world is the USA waiting for we used to lead the charge. 😢

@maxpower6576 Год назад

Too busy building walls

@chrisherring9399 Год назад

@@maxpower6576 figuratively speaking, yes I agree. The racism here is out of control as a country we need to come together.

@lostboy8084 Год назад

Because most of these are gimmicks

@John_Redcorn_ Год назад

@@chrisherring9399 see you havent traveled abroad much

@John_Redcorn_ Год назад

@@maxpower6576too busy NOT building them

@Entreri007 Год назад

First!

@baldisaerodynamic9692 Год назад

anything related to pedestrians are the worst ideas. stop giving pedestrians more ways to not pay attention. the best solution is divert these people under the road instead of on it.

@IS-L Год назад

Electric cars popular! How many gins have you had…😅😅😅

@stevee8698 Год назад

It's NOT dataR mediaR

@technomad9071 Год назад

We should control cars like animals

@richardcarson7094 Год назад

Don't expect likes from Americans when you refer everything as liters and meters.

@matthewchang6263 Год назад

I wonder how many crashes

@markylon Год назад

Narrators favourite word: MOREOVER. you're using it way too much

@gustavherm7642 Год назад

4:10... Siemens, really... with omnifow label on them !!! . Portuguese company called Omniflow: Sustainable Smart City Solutions. Use google, is your friend.