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1) SOLROS
2) EcoDrain
3) SOURCEЁ
4) RidgeBlade
(preview)
5) SolarGaps
6) Dandelion Energy
7) Merford DICE
(preview)
8) blipOne
9) Wood Stove Thermoelectric Generators
10) Solar Carport
11) Sunbank Solar
(preview)
12) Powerspout
13) HomeBiogas
14) Rainy
15) RE:GEN
00:00 – SOLROS
01:03 – Sunbank Solar
01:47 – EcoDrain
02:47 – SOURCE®
03:49 – Solar Carport
04:47 – blipOne
05:50 – RidgeBlade
06:48 – SolarGaps
07:42 – Wood Stove Thermoelectric Generators
08:51 – Dandelion Energy
09:41 – Merford DICE
10:38 – HomeBiogas
11:33 – Rainy
12:34 – Powerspout
13:33 – RE:GEN
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Good video, got some good news tonight that some energy efficient device I have imagined, there's no existing patents for anything like it. It's going to work, I know it will work, I need to build it.
It's just such a simple idea, it's clever but stupid simple, it's a physical augmentation to a home. After watching this video, comparing my invention to these, I am getting really excited.
Looks like my new goal is construction. I can't even believe nobody has thought of this yet, but I can…people are so focused on digi tech, they overlook things like brick and mortar.
There's multiple ways I can go about this, I can partner with one persons technology, or I can just forget them and do my own. I even have a name for it.
However did we survive before we invented stupidity?
The RE:GEN reminds me of a modern day Soylent Green electric generating system
source (3:12)… and again just another dehumidifier. Many have doen this before and all have failed…
the prices for any of these things outweigh just getting it normally.
only way any of these things seem useful is if I lived so remotely that I don't have access to these normally.
We need more energy and cost efficient water generators
The price of all these things are completely ridiculous.
The SOURCE invention sounds a lot like the water bottle that never runs out, and we all know what a con that was!!!
The price point on some of these has the return on investment at over 20 years out versus traditional sources. That's not saving anyone anything. And if "environmentally friendly" is the goal, I'd have to consider the manufacturing footprint. Not looking good.
Energy efficient, yes.
Wallet efficient, no.
Like the sunbank solar. 4k dollars. I'll have to use that one for around 6 years to get up to the same energy cost as my WHOLE HOUSE.
they really need to make the RE:GEN bike compatible with solar kit battery's, need to charge your home more on a cloudy day
So what you are saying is that if i am rich i can afford to save money 💰
can we assume this water will have no microplastic or microfibres ?
The background music, here, earned 1500 dislikes.
These are all so bad lolol
V2H will work cheaper and much easier.
The thermoelectric generator running on a candle to power up a lightbulb might have provided comparable light than the candle itself would, which makes the demo with a bulb look rather silly 🙂
Home biogas is the only one affordable
9:25 there is nothing easy in undergroung piping, actually. To work efficiency pipe have to have big square, which requires a lot of drilling and shufling
Excited to check these out! Energy-efficient inventions make it easier than ever to save money and live sustainably. From smart home tech to eco-friendly appliances, every upgrade helps create a greener, more efficient home. Can’t wait to see what made the list! 🏡
That air conditioner cover costs twice as much as the air conditioner
10:24 "you can buy Dice cover for 3000 dollars" engage dance party music!
For the cost of one Solros lighting system, I calculated you could run the same amount of lumens using eight 100w LCD bulbs 12 hours a day for 390 years at average utility rates in the US. A few years back, I saw a similar system demoed at a Department of Energy conference. Needless to say, it was never commercialized once people dove a little deeper and actually crunched the numbers.
Do like to share this video about energy efficient equipment, please.
This is full of misinformation in this direction terrible
Photovoltaic panels are black and hot. The heat is lost in the air. I think I am the only one using it for heating air in the winter and water in the summer.
Fan would get wet when it rains; need to put it on the end w/o the "L"?
So many problems with almost all the tech. Mostly price for what you get.. it like these inventors think rich people are stupid. Especially roof mounted tech.. as a contractor holes will leak. And repairs cost $$$$. Cool to invent but don't create more problems down the line. Plz
You know what would also help ligt up your rooms during the day a Window 😂
Three thousand dollars for a metal box to put around your AC unit. Green-energy "innovations" are always going to be a joke, aren't they…
at 01:32 in India it would cost around 400 dollars.
A water production device that can "produce enough water for a community," produces 5 liters, hardly more than I alone drink per day, much less cook with…
Geothermal, "can save up to $1000 per year" costs 20k. Can't wait to get my savings in 20 years…
I saw someone the other day spend $92K to avoid paying a home electric bill. These people need to read Wealth of Nations by Adam Smith and the advantages of specialization, division of labor, and scaling. It will remind them of the reasons we have utility companies providing electricity and other services to our homes at affordable prices.
Amazing
Bro… learn to control your volume, if you are blasting the intro… dont whisper like afterwards….not even watching after this sheety intro
3:40 $2,000 for 5 litres of water a day? At the WHO's bare minimum recommendation of 50 litres per person per day, that's $20,000 worth of panels per person. To supply a whole community? How did this make it past the drawing table? You might as well get SpaceX to deliver bottled water to your front door.