Saw the video from beginning to end and graphene is still just hype.

@parajacks4

5 жыл бұрын

It’s advanced heaps over the last ten years. The trouble is with unrealistic expectations and media that has to sell itself. Make no mistake graphene and carbon nanotubes will be key components to the next Industrial Age.

C'mon guys I was expecting more... Actually hype created by your title not graphene..

@nickcardona9024

5 жыл бұрын

karthik kari right like it seems like he proved the point he made at the beginning

@sherwin1988

5 жыл бұрын

Couldn't agree more

Graphene shoes first, then graphene condoms.

@bassotalli6494

5 жыл бұрын

Jasonomnia Yes, no need for aborts anymore. Definetly one of the best innovations.

@robk.5467

5 жыл бұрын

Lined with only the finest yak fur.

@JackKing12.

5 жыл бұрын

Jasonomnia hahahahahaha

@johnthatcher2349

5 жыл бұрын

Most of the women I know have graphene knickers held up with graphene braces

@dijin456

5 жыл бұрын

Graphene impregnated something something..

It's still a hype.

The trainers will still be as crap as the glue they use all trainers fall apart because they use crap glue.

@katakisLives

5 жыл бұрын

That could be true but honestly the main issue I have with trainers is not them falling apart at the seams but the soles wearing down and then letting in water etc so if they could improve the durability of the soles my trainers would last years longer

@gillenzfluff8380

5 жыл бұрын

@@katakisLives Yeah Everything is designed to brake so we buy more.

@j3d89

5 жыл бұрын

They will make graphene glue 😬

@JackKing12.

5 жыл бұрын

Gillenz Fluff Graphene glue we have...thanks

@gillenzfluff8380

5 жыл бұрын

@@JackKing12. What epoxy with graphene in it.

I feel like graphene is the physical equivalent of the DayZ Standalone Prerelease..

Sounds like after shoe soles the next marketable product could be adding graphene to the latex in condums.

Where can you buy stocks for graphene?

@lijie6431

5 жыл бұрын

Paul Welby nasdaq

@danzwku

5 жыл бұрын

what companies?

@allgoo1964

5 жыл бұрын

DANzwKU says: "what companies?" == Wouldn't it be great if a new material and new invention can be traded in the market? That would make a great motivation to the inventors.

@IntrospectAvionics

5 жыл бұрын

Make your own. Do a bit of research it's not as difficult as one would think.

@clavo3352

5 жыл бұрын

Paul - look into Orion engineering. Also coal refiners. by the way; great question. Don't expect to get answered every time you ask though.

So what stocks (companies) should i buy?

hmmm graphene infused sport bike tires? what would that do? is it already being done?

how is the recyclable aspect?

There are infos that Samsung had breakthroughs in graphen production. Do you know something about this.

If this stuff is that hard wearing then will it eventually just go into landfill or the sea? Does it degrade?

@StuartOliver83

5 жыл бұрын

Exactly that,nuclear waste is a concern of mine

@Chiszle

5 жыл бұрын

It's just carbon. So less complex than plastics and polymers. I don't see how biological matter would be disrupted by this anymore than other material like calcium or salt.

@StuartOliver83

5 жыл бұрын

Yeah I guess,should be good if it’s as good as it sounds,imagine rust free structures strong and eco friendly,should be a good watch 👀

@vlozzo6729

5 жыл бұрын

John Southport it does exist though lmao

@suman318

5 жыл бұрын

Graphene is bio-degradable. My area of research lies specifically in this field.

2017 Scientists discover graphene water filters can desalinate sea water turning it into pure drinking water. Thus potentially solving the worlds clean drinking water problems forever. 2019 Running shoes are one of the first graphene products to hit the market.

Are these trainers available to buy yet even as a trial?

If it has a thickness at all it is still 3D even if it's only an atom thick.

@clavo3352

5 жыл бұрын

That's a perfectly fair argument except that nothing, except thoughts exist in two dimensions; You kind of have to go with the flow on this one if you don't want to be ridiculed and labeled for being Sheldon Cooper of Big Bang theory cit-com picky.

@ericbauer9141

5 жыл бұрын

lol Right on clavo :D

@etoussier

5 жыл бұрын

It is two dimensional in respect to the one atom thickness. Still, much hype, no substance.

CAN we lace our bones with graphene for an unbreakable body ?

@RennieAsh

5 жыл бұрын

I guess you'll want to dye your skin blue and have a funny tail from your head as well ;-)

@alexs.9912

5 жыл бұрын

@@cq33xx58 that is not how evolution works... It only has to reach the minimum for survival

@sunilnarine6313

5 жыл бұрын

Graphene can bend but your bones cant :)

@alexs.9912

5 жыл бұрын

@Idylchatter ufff, never imagined that one happining, that would be awful. Thanks for the thought

@iron-farmer

5 жыл бұрын

Yes

How long did it take to get this far? Idea to prototype

What about tires (aka tyres)?

so i dont want to call people out but was that guy playing with glitter at 2:50? i feel like we dont know what graphene looks like. can they show us an A4 sheet of it?

Graphene & Hemp base shoe would be perfect

There are graphene super capacitors. They are wonderful and fast. Charge in 15 seconds, and give power for many minutes.

@xbraac

5 жыл бұрын

epSos Premium You mean regular super capacitors?

I was hoping that innov8 would make evoskins in graphene; a truly barefoot experience!

graphene sport tires?

2:55 "we need to bring this technology quicker" *guy is making a birthday card with glitter

Can someone tell me if we are going to have the same issues caused by graphene that we are now becoming acutely aware of from plastic?

@Cineenvenordquist

5 жыл бұрын

Kelvin Faulkner Yes. No. Wait, how acutely aware are you; started beach jogging to free ghost-netted turtles?

@kelvinfaulkner3183

5 жыл бұрын

@@Cineenvenordquist sorry, what are you saying? Yes, graphene is going to cause issues similar to those plastic is causing, or no, graphene is not going to? I'm acutely aware after watching several documentaries and seeing plastic washed up on several beaches first hand.

would appreciate understanding how the mining of graphite is going to affect the industry - ie Gratomic INC

So how do we invest? Which organizations are leading in graphene production/manufacturing as well is implementation? This video doesn't sell me into the hype at all - it's just a pair of shoes - but I do believe in the massive potential that graphene has towards revolutionizing our products. It could have a bigger impact than plastic....would most definitely be better for usage and for the environment as well.

Why is it always shoes...

@tayyabnaveed2266

5 жыл бұрын

easy placebo

@resetfakemail4685

5 жыл бұрын

Because you will buy them

Space elevator? Who needs that when we can get fabulous shoes?

Its like idiocracy advertising: "Graphine! It's what shoes CRAVE!"

How much damage this material will cause to the nature?

I wonder if Manchester Uni has approached Robert Murray-Smith for some tips and techniques on getting the cost of production down...? He seems to have nailed making a graphene capacitor relatively easily.

@waynerussell6401

5 жыл бұрын

Graphite!

Great info - Thanks

Shoe ad?

...and I give you our latest technological marvel: The Shoe. (womp woomp)

Yet another, until now, video. Great

An advert for runners. I've seen it all now. What's next? Graphine toilet paper. 1 atom thick.

Finally the shoes will be like it is in "Back to the future".

kinda thought you would be talking about the new techniques like the graphene from nickel, ect.... This video seems out of date for only being 2 weeks old

I thought this was serious until he said graphene mix.

I like my lungs it should be used selectively in technology when needed not like abestos was used so widespread..

I want a space elevator made with graphene cables.

It has been mixed with rubber since 2015 to make tires. I dont mind the video, but the title lead me to believe their was some breakthrough. Please be more carefull with video titles; misleading titles will ruin your reputation. Please take this comment as constructive critisism and not hate.

Are the shoes actually 50% tougher than anything else though. I believe they might be better than pure rubber but I'm sceptical "graphene" gives any better result here than carbon fiber say.

Finally a revolutionary product. Shoes that might last a little bit longer. What a time to be alive.

People are so impatient. This is another step in pushing us towards the future. This is exciting stuff.

Wow! Innovative. While we're at it let's get some Intel 7 chips and grind those up and make rubber bands.

and where is graphene invisible underwears products?... we desperately need invisible graphene underwears!

ooopsy... when the narrator says, " not a lot of end product.... until now." And then they cut to the sheep - I thought they realized they could spray sheep with graphene to mark them with. You know, 'cause it's probably weather proof too. I mean, that sheep looked like it had been spray ed with graphene. right?

Millions were spend in other countries as well. In Malaysia graphene derives from padi husk. All research money were pocketed with no final commercial product.

Graphene as a material will most likely be used exclusively as an additive in the next decade. Some other applications may come but obtaining it and working with remains extremely difficult today.

Remember plastics? If graphene just comes close to the number of applications...

Can every news story please end in a man careening down a hill trying with all his might to keep his head above his feet?

Cant you laser graphene on a surface one atom thick?

What about HEMP NANO SHEETS?

@gillenzfluff8380

5 жыл бұрын

Can we smoke them though?

this is false advertising. They are using graphene here as a gimmick and not as its intended wonderful properties. this is gonna make people sceptical about graphene, that it may just be another useless material. I wanna know about how the graphene batteries are going, i dont give a rats arse about those shitty gimmicky shoes.

@sodalitia

5 жыл бұрын

Agreed. In fact most of recent advancements in technology sound gimmicky to me: 3D printing, drones, better cell phone processors and better touch screens. Meanwhile the energy generation / storage, propulsion and materials are the technologies from the century ago.

@urmok6iv

5 жыл бұрын

What's gimmicky about 3D printing, drones, better cell phone processors and better touch screens? They are all real technologies that are doing great, not just buzzwords.

@sodalitia

5 жыл бұрын

Its all toys and better tools to advertise more toys. None of those are solving energy issues or actually propel us into more advanced modes of life. Its just reenforcement of our old ways of living with flashier screens, rampant consumption and meaningless gadgets. The last invention that actually changed our way of living was Internet. I don't say that incremental improvements on previous inventions are not desirable, but those are unfortunately just improvements in sales and marketing, not something that would actually make a huge difference in our way of living. Let's take 3D printing - grate for prototyping, but there is no way it will replace the industrial production on the big scale. Mobile devices - I say yes. But why with every incremental improvement to your new Iphone it runs worse then the previous models because of bloateware and forced adds design of software; and instead of helping you at work it makes us less effective because of the addiction to social media. Also in terms of hardware the Moore's law is not working anymore. 10 cores on your processor is not necessary faster because of architecture constraints of your computer, and the clock speed of the CPU is what really matters in most computing tasks. That depends on how small the circuit can get, and we have already reached it's limits. Drones are mostly platforms for usless vloggers to mount their expensive cameras and show off to the world in order to get money from marketing companies that want to sell you more shitty toys. The inventions I am interested in are: Large scale, cost effective carbon fiber composits production, Solid state batteries that cost less than 100 dollars per kWh Fusion technology - like Tokamacs - that actually gets more energy output than requires input, Transportation revolution both in terms of clean vehicles and congestion solution AI that is actually a true AI not some neuronetwork software that gathers your personal information to bombard you with aggressive advertisement

@urmok6iv

5 жыл бұрын

That's an interesting way of thinking. (Reminds me of my high-school teachers who thought that only their class is important). Small incremental improvements are also important and I wouldn't say that 3D printing is a small improvement - it's impact on R&D speed and cost is undeniable. Sure it doesn't resolve all our problems directly but new and better tools may play a key role in the future. All innovation is welcome. Anyway. I totally get the point that most human beings are just wasting resources on silly stuff like making prank videos, singing or smoking cigarettes - none of which directly helps us to develop new tech (though all those may help to relieve stress even if you're an engineer). Hmm. The more I think about it the more it looks like our biggest problems are connected to our social behavior and way of living. If we could get more people involved in science and tech, we could REALLY accelerate innovation. But that's utopia. Part of being born as a human is the freedom to pursue personal happiness and for most people it wouldn't involve getting an engineering degree.

out of all the amazing possibilities of graphene and now we have a shoe that lasts 25% longer .. wow

I was expecting like super batteries. And got ripped off

@Cineenvenordquist

5 жыл бұрын

viet do Cut to the fell(?)runners convulsing from self-raging graphene going into performance.

I was expecting more than this

I'm eating some graphene right now. With some fava beans and a nice chianti. Damn census taker tried to test me with his pencil.

imagine graphene fillter, mainly water molekules or air molekules can get through. Wonder though its impact on environment and people health, think plastic particles found even in food these days....

shoes? seriously? you said ultra light plain then went on to talk about shoes *facepalm*

So my footwear should last longer but cost me more than ordinary footwear so makes no sense to buy then???

Graphene is the new fusion meme

It would be good to add to highway concrete.

@Cineenvenordquist

5 жыл бұрын

Angela Gomez That would be great to make work.

Graphene is not a superconductor. It has lower resistance than copper, but that's a long way from superconductivity.

Imagine a smarphone chasis made of graphene. (Unbreakable)

I wonder how many college grad old guys would gladly go reside in a university tent dormitory to be able to experiment, learn about, and work with the development of graphene? I'd go.

I'd love to have a long wearing running shoe soles and bicycle tires. If it's lighter, it's even better.

Our shoe soles have become so technologically advanced, that scientists are using graphene to push shoe sole rubber to the next level. Amazing!

Making some trainers won't change the world. As always its applying the theoretical knowledge into something practical that is the hard thing to do. Will be a premium high end niche product for many years into the future.

What is Bruce banner doing in this lab 🤔 3:40

still hype till this year 2024

I'll get the graphene shoes if I need to run on hills chasing a woman with the big booty.

1:58 Correction. Spies*

lol, I LOVE how they are literally moving a factory into a university to take advantage of the student slave labor, its not like they are already balz deep in debt paying for their long drawn out stalled education.

KZread recommendations -> this video -> 3 dots button -> "Not Interested" -> "Tell Us Why" -> "I'm not interested in this channel: Financial Times"

Great!!! It's another wonderful material.Just as asbestos use to be!!!

Maybe they could add graphene to model plane flight rubber and get half the amount of turns more. "Graphflight" rubber.

Space elevator material?

yes... and let's used this innovative graphene on shoes hopefully this isn't the university's focus cause i'll be damned if a few years from now the only graphene-related products I find on the market are trainers 🤨

How has it starting to become a reality when graphene production is still not effective?

A recent high profile publication critically evaluating the structure of commercially available "graphene" showed that most of it is of horrible quality.

Shoe companies want their shoes to wear out. They can buy the tech and block such inventions that kill their golden goose

@MsSomeonenew

5 жыл бұрын

Well they said the sole will last longer, they didn't say the glue holding their shoes together will do anything of the sort...

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but they will make the rest of the sneaker wear out faster so they wont lose on profits.

But can we make bulletproof suits

those are some awkward runners

@ytcomms3945

2 жыл бұрын

They used the prettiest engineering geeks lol

Thats because thats not graphene, that is graphene oxide. Graphine is a 1 atom thick 'layer'. Those are loose particles and miserable for electrical resistance.

produce it as an aerosol to apply to shoes, clothes, and cash money

But it is not electrical resistant

Socialize cost of product R&D, privatize the profits when products are brought to market.

Shoes with graphene infused soles - that should have been the title of the video. It would have been true and just that slight change of angle would have made it more exciting. Same content would have been viewed positive instead of the failed expectations comments. You would think Bloomberg writers know better how not to make clickbait titles that let you down.

Great attitude... how can you grow an economy when your belief is that you can't compete?

Sounds like graphene as a marketing tool !

Get back to me when graphene is ready to extend Moore's Law

if something is ANY measurement thick then it exists in 3 dimensions. granted 1 atom is very hard to imagine but it still exists.

@Cineenvenordquist

5 жыл бұрын

Richard Benjamin Don't repeat yourself a mole of times, we believe you.

60 million? That is ridiculous. We need to be talking billlions before anything impactable will happen. No surprise if Taiwan or China pips them to it

An ad for an English university posing as real information on KZread.