The key issue here is a lack of EDUCATION. Trained engineers will first make the calculations to see whether it can move or fly. Even the first aviators (brothers Lilienthal) made extensive designs and calculations before succesfully starting to fly (gliders). The problem might be that trained engineers once finishing their university will try to go abroad (USA, Europe) because Africa doesn't have an industrial base where they can work. The people left behind will be the poor, less educated who can only TRY to make something work with almost no tools or financial support. Most important is that they don't have any idea how it should work because they clearly lack a proper training/education.

@Afrikleo

9 ай бұрын

Wow, well said 👏 If only we had the education am sure things wouldn't be this bad

@MyFriendlyPup

9 ай бұрын

Also South Africa has taught us that Africa doesnt want us or our white children. Safety is #1 risk. Not job opportunities.

@johnsamu

9 ай бұрын

@@Afrikleo China is besides building houses, roads, trains, airports in Africa also TRAINING African people. Educated African people will help the continent of Africa develop. However the USA does NOT like that. The USA likes to keep African people dumb and divided so big US companies can take advantage of Africans. Selling arms to Africa is very lucrative for US companies but is very bad for the progress of Africa.

@Afrikleo

9 ай бұрын

​@@johnsamuvery true, its these actions that have led us here today

@bingorolly

9 ай бұрын

We have the education we only don't want to walk the talk, I mean the practical aspect for example we learn about motors and generators which are similar in the way they are built but then we don't make them

The question is complex. I'm from a European country, we have information, schools, internet, materials, opportunities... but... we don't have such amateur construction of aircraft... And such "scooters", more precisely cars with wheels from bearings, we made as children . Now nobody does anything. Let the people do something. And the main issue of dissemination of information, education must be solved.

@NikoMoraKamu

9 ай бұрын

Believe me, in Europe there are thousands of people who do not go to work in jetpacks because the law does not allow it, not because they lack intention or enthusiasm. and even with the law limitations here we have giant amateur comunitys of all ages around any kind of subject you want with plenty of people here working on cars, kit planes , boats , drones , materials , art, etc... now maybe it's hard to see a kid making his own scooter , but maybe is because he is flying the drone that he built , or he is coding some videogame european young people are coming strong , and we the europeans including all the non eu members but neighbours and friends have a great thing and comunity , the problem is that we have no leadership

@mirotr2

9 ай бұрын

@@NikoMoraKamu I believe. But I'm not talking about all of Europe.😄

that's truly sad and funny at the same time

@Afrikleo

9 ай бұрын

Glad you were entertained

I believe these people are amazing visionaries, everything start with a dream. These people dream, and they will lead a new generation of dreamers. One day, these dreams will become reality!! ✨️ Bravo!!

@Afrikleo

9 ай бұрын

Thank you 🙏🙏

@markjohnston2675

4 ай бұрын

The dream must be accompanied with an IQ level above 70...In this day of the internet, or without, one must have a basic understanding of aerodynamics if they want to fly, a basic understanding of car design...The "inventor" must be able to look at a design and tell if it is going to work...And if it doesn't the craftsmanship must be evident or to the highest standard....Telling people that they are doing well when they are not is the most cruel and counterproductive thing one can do...The first step is to correct a person when it is stated they "invented" an device that already exists, criticize sloppy crude construction, and offer solutions...The only way to advance is to criticize and not be a yes man just because of race or gender or anything that has nothing to do with the device being manufactured.

@TheLifeofNerd

Ай бұрын

@@markjohnston2675 Passively calling Africans unintelligent based on a tired analysis of iq in Sub-Saharan Africa. Most of the popular samples(Like from Richard Lynn) have already been discussed and essentially dismissed by scientists based on the lack of substantial empirical data. This also includes the samples that conclude that Sub-Saharan Africans have an IQ of 80. Looking past that overly regurgitated talking point, is it your opinion that positivity somehow stunts progress? Also, a basic understanding of aerodynamics and physics can be acquired by simply living. Like sticking your hand outside a car window; these kinds of small observations contribute to discovery and innovation. You don’t need a wind tunnel to know a flat object has more wind resistance than a ball bearing.

@ 2:26, that little blue truck is awesome. Looks like my dumpster on wheels but still awesome.

@Afrikleo

9 ай бұрын

😅😅

@glongstuy3758

9 ай бұрын

I swear that thing looks so much like the 4 wheel pigeon from beamng drive lmao

@ricardo_alemanes

29 күн бұрын

Es más funcional y sólido que las cajas de cartón con ruedas de otros videos, la diferencia es que está camioneta azul fue hecha con conocimientos de ingeniería automotriz básica, no es simplemente un motor de motocicleta conectado a una rueda para mover una caja de cartón pintado, los africanos son capaces de hacerlo pero se quedan en burdos intentos porque no tienen educación , antes de pensar en construir el "troncomovil" se debe tener el conocimiento de ingeniería,el conocimiento lo es todo y es la base

Some of these incongruous planes look like they are waiting for witchcraft powers to actually fly 😂😂

@AI-Troll

9 ай бұрын

That's what they believe so don't judge. At least they have dreams and ambitions

@truefulluke5056

9 ай бұрын

​​@@AI-TrollI agree, i did laugh but admire the dream an attempt. Life is a learning curve, please don't let them attempt rocket's yet untill they get these safe. Hand on my heart if I tried this on own mine would be worse. Liked both comment's though as both true

Дуже подобаються відео про те як люди бажають щось створити, хоч і не мають достатньо знань!

@Afrikleo

9 ай бұрын

Ok thats nice. Hopefully one day they'll have enough knowledge to build great things

The blue car with 150cc engine gear lever is crazy 😂😂

@Afrikleo

7 ай бұрын

it really is.

I promise to learn the principles of aerodynamics before I kill someone.

@Afrikleo

9 ай бұрын

Yes, please do

that last one is certainly a death trap, the only thing that would be flying there would be peoples heads if it kept running

I really like that you made a video on this broad topic. It's good for Africans to discuss such things because these videos look comical and funny, but they can raise a troubling question, one can't help but ask why it's normal to see the next generation of technology in whatever industry coming out of the west and Asia, while even after being freed from colonialism we still have African countries importing toothpicks and sewing pins...

@Afrikleo

6 ай бұрын

Well said

In "the west" we have easy access to many good parts, but note: individual aircraft makers do not make those parts, you sometimes have to search all over the world to find the right parts. Aircraft grade (very high quality) parts are really expensive, even for people in "the west". And then the most important part: knowledge. And this I don't understand because Africa has access to information. Is there really not 1 company in Africa that designs and builds good quality aircraft? I could imagine STOL and ultra light aircraft would sell well.

@truefulluke5056

9 ай бұрын

I thought that as (Internet) even if they had access to a real small plane they could copy it from scratch with measurements which ensure easier flight. This made me laugh but i like the effort attempt. You would think south africa wud have better equipment an industry. I thought the car looked like our own shopping trolley cars, same shape

@truefulluke5056

9 ай бұрын

Hangliders look like they hav plastic or fibre glass, surly a little engine cud make it fly, that would be easier to make than metal an if engine failed they cud glide back down a bit if weight correct.

@birdsong985

2 ай бұрын

Really and how did they get those parts?? Exactly we made them.

A tinkerer is not a mechanic, but has the potential to be under more privileged circumstances.

Afrika needs to start using its own resources.

@Afrikleo

9 ай бұрын

True

@petermaingi6268

9 ай бұрын

Yes, we should be adding value to our raw materials. Govt makes things difficult by.. High taxation. Expensive electricity. Excessive regulations. Lack of simplified licensing.. NO one stop CENTER for licensing and certifying manufacturers. Lack of Industrial Parks to jump-start manufacturing and value addition industries in Africa.

@MysleZe

7 ай бұрын

They don't know how, better is go Europe and live with social benefit in leftists countries in they opinion...

@birdsong985

2 ай бұрын

​@@petermaingi6268 no excuse others did it.

The aeroplane man are better then us..he build his dream but we just talk without doing things 😂

😂😂 he better hope that helicopter doesn't take off he's got no way to land it😅

@Afrikleo

9 ай бұрын

Flying it would be suicide 😂

Africa was behind a lot of places in the world due to climate and the abundance of resources available, which made it to where evolving technologically wasn't as key to survival as it was Eurasia. People in areas with similar climates to Africa were also at similar eras of technology when the age of discovery first commenced. The natives of Australia and the Americas were at much the same levels when first contacted by Europeans. Even China, Korea, and Japan were still in the medieval age when the modern era rolled around. I don't think that Africans should feel inferior when asking the questions about what have Africans invented because Africa wasn't as advanced and really didn't need to be until the modern era when the "complicated history" of Africa first started. If an African is ever feeling a lack of self-confidence they need only look at American sports to see that although they are not the best in the world at some things, there are things that they are the very best with athletics being the main one. Everyone around the world are envious of Africans for their athleticism. This is all still generalizing, and of course not every African is an athlete and not every Asian is a math wizard, as the difference in peoples are not that substantial.

@petermaingi6268

9 ай бұрын

Germany and Japan were bombed to the stone age during the 2nd World War.. but rose from the ashes, like a phoenix, to reclaim their place. Africans won't thrive if they are mired in excuses.

@AfricanMaverick

8 ай бұрын

Then why do people in the Eurasian steppes still live in tents?

Check out these vehicles made in Africa, Kantanka Ghana, Mobius Kenya, Nyayo Kenya, Kira EV Smack Uganda, Innoson Nigeria.

So many people in these videos have smart phones, which means there's (at least) 4G communications infrastructure in place. That's a start.

@Afrikleo

7 ай бұрын

it's a step forward

i liked the state sponcered truck , looks like fun ,,,but only on slow streets

Most "stone age" people did not have motors and mechanical parts to tinker with. I think "African Engineering" should be a point of pride, as the people can make very functional inventions out of scrap, or make things by hand that work very well. I saw and african man whittle an RC airplane propeller by hand. I thought his plane would either shake itself apart, or fail to perform well, but I was wrong as the plane took off as quickly and smoothly as if he had bought his propeller.

FLY AFRICA!

@Afrikleo

9 ай бұрын

🛩🛬🕊

You should come to Lesotho there are very beautiful cars there

Africa, has never been in the stone age. It is simply a lack of resources and maybe some advance education. African people have come to the US and ran circles around there competitors at times or performed on par with top students. Many have invented and improved technology performance racing, technology thatbis used by NASA with and with out government help.

@Afrikleo

9 ай бұрын

If they did those inventions here in Africa then we wouldn't be having this conversation

@justinwilliam5693

9 ай бұрын

@@Afrikleo you are right my friend. Nonetheless, I hope Africa reaches the posterity it once had. I want to visit Africa again and learn from you all!

@birdsong985

2 ай бұрын

Okay how did others do it?

You living in the future, dont listen to them. With some meccanical upgrade the chukudu can be the scooter of the future. Africa will rise again!!!

@Afrikleo

6 ай бұрын

wakanda forever

සුභ පැතුම් !❤️👍 ❤️👍🇱🇰❤️👍 African ❤️👍

Maestros all of them❤

Glad you said the bystanders are in danger, saw the whole helicopter shaking. I did find this funny but if I decided to build one today on my own I would struggle even though I'm in England. GOD love's a tryer. The car wasn't that bad, we hav similar looking car's, some call them shopping trolleys, can't think of make but we do! Would love to see African rocket's, I would but don't want anyone to get hurt obviously!

@petermaingi6268

9 ай бұрын

The future is electric bicycles, bikes, tuktuks and cars.. we shouldn't be trying to reinvent 19th and 20th century inventions.

They laugh,but the cars DO work!😅 The flying machines need more work. That helicopter needs more fan blades! 😦

Practice makes perfect. I admire them

"None but ourselves can free our minds"! B.Marley

04:22 Sorry but BOEING don't make engines also. The engines were made by Pratt & Whitney and General Electric. So if they're making fascinating ideas work from a single Motorcycle engine then that's a plus. I was truly amazed watching this upload and definetly enjoyed it.

africa is living in the stone age

being relatively "rich" helps too since then you don't worry about money and have so much time to spend designing and researching and all the money you need to buy tools and parts. Money is the main missing thing and lots of people with lots of free time to help is useful too as a bonus.

@Afrikleo

9 ай бұрын

thanks for appreciating

It is environmentally friendly form of transport. Using petrol cars is antiquated

Well. This is my opinion from Jamaica the guy dem is off to a good start just imagine there is not enough material or cutting tool around and you ofto use is available at hand that was fucking creative inventions sure after a wile they start to improve on it Germany BMW or Mercedes Benz was just a three weels bicycles right know them better get ready for blue tooth radio and flat screen tv and old AC vent and iPhone caller receiver for them to install is a Internet cafe right infront of them yard fully functional wile the all of them operating them.

2:00 It's the same picture.🤣

@Afrikleo

9 ай бұрын

😅😅

I live in the UK, we make cars here, but we are just the same as the guys in Africa, we are only putting together parts designed in other countries. It's painful to watch these guys in Africa, because it looks like keen and energetic, they just don't seem to have the engineering skills required. Good luck to them anyway.

@Afrikleo

6 ай бұрын

thank you @yakacm

7:50 😂😂😂 by the way love from Asia

@Afrikleo

7 ай бұрын

thanks mate.

if I had to build a car from scrap, I'm sure it would look just like the blue one 🙆‍♂

@Afrikleo

4 ай бұрын

ha!ha!

Вот и до Африки цивилизация дошла! Теперь будут развиваться семимильными шагами!))

5:00 ay yna gran diferencia, el coche que se ve aquí fue hecho siguiendo planos, se sabe como funciona un coche real, se tienen lis msteriales, herramientas y un taller ademas del que este hombre sabe ingenieria o tiene conocimiento tecnicos. El coche es funcional, es solido y aunque muy austero no es llega a ser una caja de carton con ruedas de bicicleta con un motor de motocicleta o algo asi todo unido de forma muy penosa para hacer yn "automovil". Se puede crear algo funcional con estetica aceptable aun siendo barato pero se necesita educacion y mientras el pueblo africano no tenga la minima educación seguira haciendo esas cajas de carton con ruedas. Me gusta tu canal pero deverias promover la educacion y como África debería tener acceso a ella.

Love from India bro ❤❤❤

plenty of "Adult Americans" build 'novice' level design projects too, maker space go-carts have an array of silly faces painted on them. THEY DO IT BECAUSE THEY LOVE ENGINEERING. starts with a dream

You know the motor off a Hayabusa would get someone off the ground...er. Yeah maybe we shouldn't give someone any ideas.. might not end up super well. ;) The worst part is that dude could cut nostril holes into the nose section of that 'plane' for air intake for the radiator...and it wouldn't look 'too' out of place with the smiley face you know.

Innovators. If you ever actually Do make something without actually "inventing" an entirely New thing - it is an "Innovation" and you would be an "Innovator". 🤓👍

All that matters is they are😂😂😂 smiling about life 🧬

@Afrikleo

7 ай бұрын

as long as they happy

The Flintstones live in time after we destroyed the earth.

@Afrikleo

9 ай бұрын

true

thats an attempt to make a gyrocopter autogyro thing

I think , every X amounts of years our realm goes through re-sets "Cycles" de-populate here and re-populate there. Some parts of our realm have life good and easy and other parts not so , vice versa post re-set

😅

Yeah still!

Nothing wrong with a little creativity yes of course it doesn't work but it is a piece of art a little dangerous but gotta start somewhere...

@Afrikleo

7 ай бұрын

sure mate.

Africans are generally well educated, but lack feasibility study and project skills.. and lack the abilities to monetize innovations. African govts put very little money on research.. and lack dedicated Industrial Parks for innovation development. We have been converting our technical institutions & polytechnics into universities.. while China has been converting a good number of its universities into technical institutions.. with a clear vision to make goods for the whole world. Africans prefer to export raw materials and import finished products. This way we end up being a consumer continent.. not manufacturers.. except for a few guys pretending to reinvent the wheel.

You must be right on whatever you are talking about but I guess you need to review your content careful bro, the thing is it's not about being considered as an inventor but it's passion, Yes some of them need to carry some studies first bt I see 2 of them hv potential to be great engineers n it's only that for the helicopter some of his parts were homemade which were not machined correctly, imagine trying to reduce the diameter of workpiece using a grinder ofwc it has to transmit rotational motion obviously it won't run smoothly. In Africa we lack exposure n resources, you can not wake up one day with an idea of making a covid medicine if u don't hv elements to mix up n at least a person ought to hv chemistry background

Loại xe tối tân hiện đại này, Việt nam tôi mới nhập khẩu về được có 03 chiếc...

It’s a process, in due time

@outtaafricafros

9 ай бұрын

What is it I’m wrong about?

@outtaafricafros

9 ай бұрын

@john-supablaze9478 I said it’s a process, in due time! I’m confused! What does aircraft gotta with this guy!??

@outtaafricafros

9 ай бұрын

@john-supablaze9478 in due time! It’s a process guy!

Sir ! There should be some kind of warning on your videos . I was brushing my teeth when that first " car" was shown. Do you know what kind of damage can happen when someone is brushing their teeth and then erupts into laughter ??? Freekin toothpaste all over my computer Come on man !!! Lol

@Afrikleo

4 ай бұрын

🤣my baad

wow this is so terrible, its actually good. i would buy this thing of him and straighten it all up, but keep it exactly same design. i like it lol 0:54

Why the clown music at 2:30 ? He has no fabricator of any factory thereof, so these have to be assembled,built or from scrap parts. This is hand made and with the limitations, its understandable. Hopefully in twenty years, you guys can catch up.

@Afrikleo

9 ай бұрын

thanks mate

😅😅😅😅😅😅😅

Can you show us your inventions. For the record, they are seldom any inventions anywhere. Most are innovations. That is taking existing objects or systems and reassembling them in "new " things. Or using old things in new ways or to solve new challenges old solutions.

They can`t be serious ?

@Afrikleo

9 ай бұрын

they can

They made something from nothing good for them I think they will have better luck if they look at the cars and air craft of the 1900 to 1930s then they will succeed for sure

Well, no is a stone age obvuously, is more like a scratch build whit bad results

One thing positive that came out of these inventions is that the concept of an IQ is meaningless. If you give these guys an IQ test they would promptly fail it. But look how useful to society they can be if given a chance.

@Afrikleo

6 ай бұрын

so true

my guy there is a lot to show about Africa instead of being a sellout showing junk.There plenty things to show about Africa

@Olwyn-jm8pv

7 ай бұрын

A full on sell out. I’m actually annoyed that instead of defending our people he joined the mockers to insult his own. I could never. It’s actually embarrassing!

Make schools and teach children science ?

Człowiek wart jest tyle, ile jego mózg potrafi ogarnąć, na ile jest kreatywny, a wy mieszkańcy Afryki, jesteście ludźmi wartościowymi i kreatywnymi, a nagrodę za wasz trud otrzymacie od naszego Stwórcy Boga Ojca, nie przejmujcie się złymi komentarzami, piszą je źli ludzie, których złe są intencje. Każdy człowiek powinien drugiego człowieka szanować, bez względu na jego status, na to gdzie mieszka i ile posiada, to nie ma znaczenia, liczy się empatia, a kolor skóry nie ma tutaj żadnego znaczenia. Pozdrawiam was i wasze rodziny, życzę dużo zdrowia i byście nigdy głodni nie byli, Leon z Polski.

You are using your platform to discredit your own brother invention. I wonder what you will say when these guys gravitate to the top. Such criticism won't surprise me coz even Toyota was ridiculed it's a big automobile industry. To me this is just the bigining. One way to reach the top of the mountain is one step at a time. You don't wake up and find yourself made a big leave to the top. Rome was not built in a single day. Do not despise humble biginings. Waswahili husema hata mbuyu ulianza kama mchicha.

@Afrikleo

7 ай бұрын

ndio lakini wanafaa wajaribu other undiscovered inventions

@Olwyn-jm8pv

7 ай бұрын

Can you imagine… really using his platform to discredit those who are even trying. Even those in the African Diaspora who have never stepped on African soil show more pride and support than this man has. People clearly forget even Europe and America started off experimenting until they got it right.

Bro great content but i dont agree with your narrative. They are trying bro

@Afrikleo

7 ай бұрын

agreed bro.

@kouza999

7 ай бұрын

I rewatch the entire video and I totally agree with your narrative after all. They are trying but lack education. You have a point. 😂

Great content but I disagree with your narrative of the content. Firstly, what several of the people you portrayed displayed is something you will rarely find in other parts of the world among those who have not had significant education and exposure. As some Europeans and North Americans commented in your video, you will hardly find any one in their society with limited resources or educational exposure venturing on any of these adventures the guys you portrayed are doing. So maybe instead of condemning them and saying they are amateur assemblers, you should focus on exposing them with the educational material needed or maybe even partner with some mechanical engineers to teach them how to achieve their dream. Remember the gadgets you are using today to create your content on social media was also invented by someone who started as an amateur. Am sure if you only looked at the wright brothers invention, you could have said it will never lift off..

@Afrikleo

9 ай бұрын

💯facts

Africans designing creating missiles, car robotics at NASA, why did you chhose to focus this. The world highest paid engineer in the world is African

@alphaomega5721

5 ай бұрын

Rubbish. This type of comment, accepted without critical analysis, is why Africa continues to fail. Instead of people asking " Who is this engineer? What is your proof?", this type of BS is propagated without any critical assessment. An extraordinary claim is made and accepted without thought. Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence. Stop accepting BS and start questioning everything.

A phd student from Africa cannot choose what he want to study within his field, he MUST study what the university wants him to study, and generally it means solving THEIR issues. For example the 5g was invented by a Nigerian from the north of Nigeria.

@Afrikleo

9 ай бұрын

What! 5g was invented by a Nigerian? I never knew that

@kerimaabu1359

9 ай бұрын

@@Afrikleo The 5g associated with the internet and mobile phone Dr Bashire gwandu... i think his name is, not 100% certain

@martinnyagah4313

9 ай бұрын

tema ....

@Afrikleo

9 ай бұрын

@@martinnyagah4313 huh?

@cheesestickfpv6162

9 ай бұрын

5g was not invented by anyone. It's an evolution of previous standards. It was a committee of companies like Qualcomm that defined standards. They worked on it together until it was finalized. The original technology that wifi and other radio communications for data was invented by Hedy Lamarr an American actress that ended up going a little crazy .

By inventing a stupid things,it will give u a new idea . instead of 😂😂 , pls learn something from than.

It’s not an invention , every kid anywhere in the world can do this . And this is stoneage, it’s unsafe and unacceptable and look at the car .its joke mate

African live in stone age..... 1600 century.....

Long live wakanda lol

@Afrikleo

9 ай бұрын

wakanda forever