Amazing Invention- This Drone Will Change Everything

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Published 2023-03-18
These folks engineering a much better way to deliver your basically anything. If you want to engineer your own creations with me every month, just head to www.crunchlabs.com where you can get 2 boxes FREE!

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Laura Shigihara - @supershigi
Andrew Applepie - soundcloud.com/andrewapplepie
Blue Wednesday - soundcloud.com/bluewednesday


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All Comments (21)
  • @MarkRober
    Nothing gets my blood pumping more than a clever engineering solution. If you want to develop the brain muscles to build your own clever engineering solutions every month with me, head to www.crunchlabs.com/ where you can get 2 boxes FREE.
  • As a Rwandan, I am thrilled to see the progress my country is making through technology, and the impact that innovative companies like Zipline are having in developing countries. The revolutionary work of Zipline in providing medical supplies via drone technology is changing lives and improving access to healthcare in rural areas. I am grateful to see this highlighted in a video by Mark Rober, and I appreciate the attention it brings to the positive advancements happening in Rwanda.
  • Cool to see you talking about Zipline. We made a video about them years ago when they just had 1 depot in Rwanda. I knew they would be the future. Incredible company
  • 10videos a year. Emphasis on quality. Mind blowing. Rwanda, proud of you. I wish Nigeria would learn
  • @Ihavenoclue-1
    Mark is single-handedly able to restore my faith in humanity. The world needs more people like him.
  • @1weck1
    Mad respect for Abdul. Was feeling down about my own life but homie suffered far worse and turned out a kind and helpful person. Aspiration and respect for not being destroyed and being so contributing and willing to continue
  • @SoniasWay
    The “1 video per year dedicated to how engineers make the world a better place” are usually my favorite video of the year. Thanks Mark!
  • @Vlingvling10
    Your entire video was excellent; however, the last minute struck me the most. It is beautiful to see Zipline's impact in Rwanda and how it inspires young people. Thank you for making this video!
  • @FRYEGS6
    This is one of the most satisfying stories I have seen in my lifetime. To see this coming from Rowanda, after their setback as a nation is truly inspirational. Excellent Presentation.
  • I find it so fascinating how Zipline probably wasn’t known about by a lot of us, but now that Mark basically exposed them to millions of people, they have more of a chance to make a difference worldwide! I hope they succeed and make the world a better place for everyone who struggles with problems like the ones that their solving now.
  • As an Australian, I can’t believe this hasn’t been adopted to aid the rural communities in the Northern Territory and Western Australia. Hopefully someone important sees this and can help save the lives of those living rurally. Absolutely heart warming video
  • I ve heard of this quite some time ago, proud to see this developed to such a scale already almost a year ago:) Lots of admiration to you guys behind this:)
  • @chungkhang3444
    thank you for the video Mark Rober. Your energy and knowledge really inspire me to become a great engineer myself.
  • @Draken0023
    I honestly couldn’t help but tear up a little watching this video. Abdul’s story, Rwanda’s story, the technological utilization for life-saving measures, and the overall attitude of both the people and their community. This is an amazing video and should be shared all over the world! Thank you for bringing attention to their amazing endeavors, Mark ❤️
  • @ceesparxxx
    As much as I love watch Mark Rober videos.....that dude who lost both his parents and all of his siblings as a child and still turned out to be a successful person, is like a hero to me. I wish I was a strong as he is. I can't imagine losing everything and everyone and still coming out ahead. Props to him. He is the definition of what a true success story looks like.
  • @ericcbaum1
    I've been feeling extremely pessimistic about our (world) future for quite some time, however this video has me feeling very positive about how science, humanity, and perseverance will prevail. My heart is full. Thank you so much!
  • @gamernerd7139
    This is when technology meets its promises of making life better for everyone in the world. I think that should be the lesson for engineers and the mission they are at.
  • An 88% mortality rate reduction is actually insane. Thank you so much for sharing about this company to all of us, and I really hope they spread across the world because just imagine, 88% of deaths in hospita could be prevented with this (although I guess it’s gonna be more impactful in somewhere like Rwanda, but still, it’s crazy
  • @SoniasWay
    Abdul has one of the most incredible stories I’ve heard. Crazy how he can bring so much optimism after such a terrible event
  • @skullknight2008
    Your ideal would be PERFECT for human rescues in remote areas. For example, if a paraglider got stuck on a 200 foot high shelf. First video of yours I've ever watched, and it was great. 👏 👏 👏