I would like my car's body to be made of Nitinol so that when I crash, all i need to do is pour some hot water over it. And every time i crash i will get a unique paint job.
@TheKrisHimself That's what Jacque Fresco designed years ago, using this same metal. He designed a car made by Nitinol, so if you ever get hit (something somewhat unlikely because of the sensors the car have), the car repairs itself :)
@sovriegn117 I've tried this - fortunately it doesn't break :) The stuff is suprisingly soft for wire, it'll just lock up at the knoted point, forcing you to take it out untie the knot, and then put it back in the hort water for it to continue getting back into the original shape.
@sovriegn117 I've tried this - fortunately it doesn't break :) The stuff is suprisingly soft for wire, it'll just lock up at the knoted point, forcing you to take it out, untie the knot, and then put it back in the hot water for it to continue getting back into the original shape.
@yourcouchisbleeding Look at all the lazy sheep to dumb and lazy to ever bother to track it's development let alone shut up if they dont know.. Oops..! Did I say that out loud!?
@CARE2DOTCOM I'm sorry but your rhetoric doesn't lead us anywhere. If you're insulting me, then I don't care. But seriously. . To assume these materials and/or concepts are of extraterrestrial origin rather than the product of human ingenuity seems ludicrous to me. Assume what you will, I will do the same.
Hi...a question:do u know the diameter of your nitinol wire?i mean, in the video you have got a awesome effect, never exceeding the martensitic yielding point( 8%)...but we can't do that with a 0.015 inches nitinol wire..any suggestions?
You predeterminate the shape in hot. Later it gets cold and you can stretch the wire in any aleatory shape. When you apply heat again, it returns to its predeterminate shape.
This behavior has been known for over a hundred years. A number of ferrous and non-ferrous metal alloys undergo stress or temperature induced reversible shape transformations. These transformations were first observed 130 years ago by a German metallurgist named Martin and hence they are called martinsitic transformations.
Si lo que se ve es real las aplicaciones son inmensas, tanto para el bolsillo como para la ecología, dando infinidad de salidas a estos materiales. Por descontado dejaríamos en paro a muchos carroceros.
One of it's best uses is in suturing. Put it through the tissue. Detach needle and the trigger then it deforms into a good knot! The use when they need a lot of sutures fast, like heart valve replacement.
My friend works for a company that produces this type of wire. The number of uses for it is staggering. Generally it can change shape due to an electrical impulse. It gets its shape memory from a particular stretching process.
Just looked this up from a chemistry revision guide...
Thats too cool :D
mrorangelightning 2 days ago
Be sure to look at Jacque Fresco's video on SHAPE MEMORY METAL for preventing car accidents.
packleader1215 2 months ago
0:16 - 0:17
TOC lol
arthcronos 3 months ago
Ảo tung chảo
giaosudaugau571991 3 months ago
I would like my car's body to be made of Nitinol so that when I crash, all i need to do is pour some hot water over it. And every time i crash i will get a unique paint job.
TheKrisHimself 10 months ago
@TheKrisHimself That's what Jacque Fresco designed years ago, using this same metal. He designed a car made by Nitinol, so if you ever get hit (something somewhat unlikely because of the sensors the car have), the car repairs itself :)
Watch Future by Design.
Veehmot 5 months ago
What happens if you tie it in a knot? does it break itself trying to go back to the shape?
sovriegn117 10 months ago 4
@sovriegn117 I've tried this - fortunately it doesn't break :) The stuff is suprisingly soft for wire, it'll just lock up at the knoted point, forcing you to take it out untie the knot, and then put it back in the hort water for it to continue getting back into the original shape.
questionwhatyouhear 8 months ago
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@sovriegn117 I've tried this - fortunately it doesn't break :) The stuff is suprisingly soft for wire, it'll just lock up at the knoted point, forcing you to take it out, untie the knot, and then put it back in the hot water for it to continue getting back into the original shape.
questionwhatyouhear 8 months ago
its true TOH oh wow XD
0lolop35 1 year ago 2
next step is to warm the key.
EvilRabbiMAn 1 year ago
HHaha UFO material ... Wow
"Nickel Titanium Naval Ordnance Labratory"
That's what nitinol stands for
"Naval ordnance lab". located in Maryland, USA not outerspace
Ishudbriding 1 year ago
If you pass an electric current through it will this heat it up and make it return to shape?
Films4You 1 year ago
@Films4You
Yes. You can use this for actuators in robots.
shgtshgt 1 year ago
@shgtshgt Thank you :)
Films4You 1 year ago
Anyone interested in how we discovered Nitinol..?
It's quite the story....
CARE2DOTCOM 1 year ago
@CARE2DOTCOM
Sure why not
ObliviuxProductions 1 year ago
@ObliviuxProductions
An out of the box idea peehaps but stranger things HAVE happened.
Google "The Curious Dr. Cross" and dont stop there..
Enjoy ;-)
CARE2DOTCOM 1 year ago
make a toy car out of it then smash it and stick it in water and BaM fixed
hunterziegelmann 1 year ago 2
@hunterziegelmann Why does it have to be a toy car?
Bastige56 1 year ago
if heated, it changes back to its original shape.
but how can you change the original shape its changing back to?
J4kobB 1 year ago
when heated, it contracts. when cooled it returns to its normal state.
lol... look at all the idiots crawling out of the woodwork calling this UFO material, it's just a novel demonstration of superelasticity.
yourcouchisbleeding 1 year ago 4
@yourcouchisbleeding Look at all the lazy sheep to dumb and lazy to ever bother to track it's development let alone shut up if they dont know.. Oops..! Did I say that out loud!?
Sorry, carry on Mr. MS..
CARE2DOTCOM 1 year ago
@CARE2DOTCOM I'm sorry but your rhetoric doesn't lead us anywhere. If you're insulting me, then I don't care. But seriously. . To assume these materials and/or concepts are of extraterrestrial origin rather than the product of human ingenuity seems ludicrous to me. Assume what you will, I will do the same.
yourcouchisbleeding 1 year ago
@J4kobB with a really, really big flame
normally you'd shape it into what you want it to be, then heat it to 1000 degrees farenheit for a a few minutes
npc223 1 year ago
nitinol is the metal of the angel of fire.
awesomefrankrapid 2 years ago
Guys, it's not the Roswell material. The Roswell material could not be "felt." It gave no sense of touch. Nitinol can be felt.
GravWave 2 years ago
PTTLAKSF!
WHAT THE FUCK? 0_0
EasternCalifornia 2 years ago
Roswell
KCwellard 2 years ago 3
This is the reverse engineered product of the material found from the crashed UFO at Roswell in 1947.
Metal66Sick 2 years ago 6
@Metal66Sick haha^^
mungo1414 1 year ago
GODLIKE
rokerguionbajo07 2 years ago
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this is just crazy.
skisoccer13 2 years ago
NITINOL= Ni ckel Ti tanium N aval O rdinance L aboratory
ohaleceiffel 2 years ago
^ this is true. This video is epic.
wompasdub 2 years ago 2
Hi...a question:do u know the diameter of your nitinol wire?i mean, in the video you have got a awesome effect, never exceeding the martensitic yielding point( 8%)...but we can't do that with a 0.015 inches nitinol wire..any suggestions?
themoreorless 2 years ago
Roswell anyone?
tiguy99 2 years ago 4
yeeeeeep
iggie200 2 years ago
I take it thats what they make those bendy glasses out of?
johnkollor 2 years ago
Anyone know this guys name? i love the sound of his voice
danius2 2 years ago
That is really clever they say it has its own memory
KIRBOOMC 3 years ago
I mean um... something like that... how do you set what the predetermined shape is going to be..?
usernameunauthorised 3 years ago
You predeterminate the shape in hot. Later it gets cold and you can stretch the wire in any aleatory shape. When you apply heat again, it returns to its predeterminate shape.
SPiFFrgr 3 years ago
oh.. k that makes sense. thank you
usernameunauthorised 3 years ago
how do you predetermine what the shape is? :(
usernameunauthorised 3 years ago
Why this "metal" became a word just in english instead for example a japanese ? : o
Asenroth 3 years ago
so how do you control the unscrumpled state of the wire?
that is, what if I don't want it to say "toh" when I apply hot water? What if I want it to turn into something else?
Slaer07 3 years ago
This behavior has been known for over a hundred years. A number of ferrous and non-ferrous metal alloys undergo stress or temperature induced reversible shape transformations. These transformations were first observed 130 years ago by a German metallurgist named Martin and hence they are called martinsitic transformations.
arlysutroa 3 years ago 3
TOH
danielps777 3 years ago 3
inmiddle school my orthodontist showed me this stuff bc its the stuff used in braces and the warmth from your mouth gradually bends the wire back.
zingymosquito 3 years ago
What happens if you drink really hot water :O
leem666 3 years ago
toh yllaer
pacoaliv 3 years ago
your Intestine will turn into the shape of H-O-T
ivandefr 3 years ago
this is the shit
pacoaliv 3 years ago
A good old englishman showing a good old bit of wire!
with such quotes as:
"Goodness me"
"Thats nicely done"
"scrumple"
Grinch88888888 3 years ago 66
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alphabeatlove 3 years ago
Madame Sarkozy
jilotepero 3 years ago
with a wire like that, you can make an orthinotpter
sb6lb3 3 years ago
wat is that?
06stephend 3 years ago
You mean an Ornithopter?
schoschie 3 years ago
this would be promising in making more human looking prosthetics if you ask me, just get the right robotics guys in a room, i think it could be done
juavojuana 3 years ago
you have to think about more then just the car in an accident. would this metal protect the passengers inside at all in an accident?
Euphorlc 3 years ago
This would be good for car collisions.
Resetti64 3 years ago
you sound like willy wonka dude. that is awesome.
wiqqido 3 years ago
is it expensive material?
rooknoc 3 years ago 3
cool
CustomBuild 3 years ago
AMAZING!
viksra 3 years ago
Its used on antenna of satellites too, to deploy them extending without need for motors.
solojony 4 years ago 6
where do they get the heat tho? i thought space was suppost to be like COLD
rejoycement 3 years ago
I suppose they apply an electrical current to the wire, that can get very hot. Google for: nitinol antenna satellite, found several.
solojony 3 years ago
Si lo que se ve es real las aplicaciones son inmensas, tanto para el bolsillo como para la ecología, dando infinidad de salidas a estos materiales. Por descontado dejaríamos en paro a muchos carroceros.
javiseni 4 years ago
esto se usa actualmente en la microrobotica y en la robotica en general
eliperere 3 years ago
You're speaking jibberish.
Kilomph 3 years ago
One of it's best uses is in suturing. Put it through the tissue. Detach needle and the trigger then it deforms into a good knot! The use when they need a lot of sutures fast, like heart valve replacement.
wolfmankurd 4 years ago 2
TOH
Prodgial19 4 years ago 89
My friend works for a company that produces this type of wire. The number of uses for it is staggering. Generally it can change shape due to an electrical impulse. It gets its shape memory from a particular stretching process.
kbisogni 4 years ago
i love the picadilly bowl...old man
ebonyrolla7 4 years ago
Looked like a huge pube at first... that is cool though.
storlied 4 years ago
very cool -
How is the memory state set to "HOT" in the first place?
mkiwiet 4 years ago
Good question lol. By heating to very very hot temperatures, shaping then cooling them rapidly. Typically 500°C.
wolfmankurd 4 years ago 3
Wheynz!:P good stuff ;)...
physical memory ont scene!
BraDRoBBo 4 years ago
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this can't be real
Licurgoknox 4 years ago
Showing off your fortnum and mason bowl, huh?
hoss1962 4 years ago
NItol is kwl
SupercarGS 4 years ago
wikid i want some!
Supercar430 4 years ago
nitinol is awesome
maxhere 4 years ago 2
KOOL!!!!!
ANBUwarrior13 4 years ago 2