[Youtube Review][TED] The thrilling potential of SixthSense technology | Pranav Mistry

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Playtime Comments : [TED] The thrilling potential of SixthSense technology | Pranav Mistry

Al**********:

OMG 6:28 blew my mind!

 

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Top Comments : [TED] The thrilling potential of SixthSense technology | Pranav Mistry

as**************:

Anyone here in 2020?
These inventions shown here are 10+ years old.Whenever I see new tech as of now, its bland.
And then I come back here and rewatch this video...
Ngl the best of future is yet to come.

re*********:

my goodness !!! pranav is a super genius

Aa*****:

I feel now being More Proud to be Indian :)!! Thank you Pranav.. Every Indian is proud of you.

Al***************:

New Steve jobs

Ri***:

If every innovator starts thinking like him , world will be more beautiful.

Sa***********:

a masterpiece... a great dreamer...love it

Ka***:

Uploaded in 2009? Why we haven´t heard of this???

su**************:

He is the Global Vice President of Research at Samsung now. Samsung Gear Wearables are his products

Ce********:

I am not indian but i also proud of this awesome future designer man

Al********:

I can't even believe what I just watched. Amazing and very inspiring. Respect.

Vi********:

It feels great when Indian do this type of incredible invention.
Really proud of you Pranav Mistry.
You did a fantastic job. 

ha********:

So this was 10 years ago?!

Yo*********:

This is the most incredible tech I ever seen. 

Vi*************:

It is too impressive and it was uploaded on 2009!

지*:

open source! His mind is also on the higher level.

Da***********:

I am actually sad rather being happy after looking at where he is right now, I wish I could communicate with him and ask himself. He is a true genius that's for sure, he doesn't stop his thinking at" what if..." he brings that into reality.

For all those inventions that he has done shows the inventor within him being cost-effective is itself a big challenge, but where is he now?

He is now working for someone to invent things for them and those consumer products are those product effecting masses? as he dreamed? Surely this world has consumed him.

In my eyes he can be a creator of his own, he must have earned a very good fortune till now and I wish my words can be passed to him because I wanna ask him this question, what about your dream that you saw before?

Tr********:

Pranav Mistry is truly smart, intelligent and inventor. That's the evolution human brain to challenge the future to come.

Jo*******:

After watching this video I now fully realize how stupid I am.  Thanks.

pr**********:

i am proud of him. such a human .he is the man...........you are great pranav sir. great.

Aj***********:

We Indians call it "Jugaad"....but this one is........ on whole another level.......

Vi**********:

True engineer he is...from experimenting with 2 mouses and now VP of samsung R n D...a lot more to come...India is proud of u Pranav:)

Sa**********:

I am very impressed. Keep up the excellent work!

Ra**********:

wow...hes truly a saint from MIT...a great invention

Di***********:

the beginning of a new technology... that's even eco friendly?! it would be great if we wouldn't need to buy computers and mobile phones and instead could use anything as interface.

Ka********:

10years..its 2019 and this idea successfully evolved

Ma*********:

His vision is great

di**********:

this is the revolution of how we interact with technology. cant wait for it to be mass produce..
he is brilliant 

Al*********:

What a phenomenal young man! Wow. Mind blown.

R:

A visionary for sure, and to make his idea open source when he could probably make a bajillion rupees... He partly restored my faith in humanity, until I realised its 7 years later and when you google 'sixth sense' 'technology' isn't even in the suggestion list.

ma*********:

proud of u my Indian brother :)

Ro*******:

I'm mesmerized... really it will make a change in the world....

Ch***********:

Well done Mr.mistry!
I love this one u have taken India another step higher 

Ro******:

Esse cara é um genio!

Le*********:

These help me with falling asleep at night.

So**********:

he is genius

Di*******:

the real cool stuff will happen when this is combined with augmented reality glasses

pr**********:

That guy is super cool .....genius of india ...and just more than awesome..Bst of luck from me!...always..

ok**********:

From Wikipedia: "Pranav's research on SixthSense was awarded the 2009 Invention Award by Popular Science. He was also named to the MIT Technology Review TR35 as one of the top 35 innovators in the world under the age of 35. In 2010, he was named to Creativity Magazine's Creativity 50. Mistry has been called "one of ten, best inventors in the world right now" by Chris Anderson. Mistry has been listed as one of the 15 Asian Scientists To Watch by Asian Scientist Magazine on 15 May 2011. GQ India listed Pranav as one of the most powerful Digital Indians. He was listed as one of the 37 Indians of Tomorrow by India Today. Recently, Pranav Mistry was honored as Young Global Leader 2013 by World Economic Forum."

And yet still, despite all these accomplishments, there are those whose only response to this brilliant MIT PhD is:

"That Indian feller talks kinda funny - why can't he speak in a proper American accent?"

Morons.

 

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[TED] We gathered comments about popular videos and looked at them in summary, including play time, and order of popularity.

It's a good video or channel, but if you're sad because it's too long, please leave a YouTube channel or video link and I'll post it on this blog.

 

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