The team is gonna go get set up in the
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and to see in the dark. The extra cool part is that with today's technology
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me show you its features. It has four main parts: the helmet, the control panel
on the wrist, the laser cube and the backpack which
has the computer inside. The helmet is a DoT approved motorcycle helmet that I
bought off eBay customized to look like a predator helmet. It has three camera
modules mounted to the outside of the helmet and on the inside is a pair of
cinemizer fpv goggles that project a 1080p image for the user to see. Now the
control panel on the wrist is actually from an elevator, it's an elevator button
panel. It has four buttons, the first button makes the iconic predator
clicking noise which is great for creeping people out. The second and third
button cycle through the different camera modes available, one to go
forwards and one to go back but if you double tap the back button it will
actually return to normal vision. Finally we have the last button which turns on
or off the recording. The control panel is wired into the backpack where it's
connected to our Jetson Xavier NX computer which combines all the camera
feeds and does the image processing to send it to the display inside the helmet. The cool thing is we're barely scratching the surface of what this lil'
computer can do, which means we'll be able to upgrade this project and future
HUD projects significantly. Finally we have our laser cube. This is a 1 watt RGB
laser projector that can simulate predator laser scanning and with its
built-in targeting system pop balloons. Let me show you. Alright my eyes are shut,
do your worst laser. Whoo, pretty cool right? But the best part
of this project is obviously the thermal vision let's take a quick look at each
mode. Alright so the current mode is our normal vision which is just that
standard 1080p camera up here as you can see it says normal vision on your
heads-up display and if we press the forward button it switches to the
thermal overlay. So this one's actually pretty cool we're using both the thermal
camera and that 1080p signal that I just talked about and combining them to have
a higher resolution image. As you can see the thermal camera is a bit slower,
it only has a frame rate of about nine versus 60 for the main camera but it
gives you a very nice heat signature to see if someone's warm. The next mode is
infrared. Now it looks pretty crappy here but that's because we have lights on so
let's turn lights off. As you can see the image is rather grainy but you can
actually make me out on the display and that's because we have a series of IR
LEDs up here when I bring my hand close so you can kind of see it looks like a
flashlight so now we can see in the dark. The next mode is the IR camera
plus thermal overlay, so similar to the other one I showed you this uses the IR
camera as a base and the thermal overlay to provide additional information for
the user. Now we're getting into the fun stuff the actual thermal vision modes, so
this is a pure thermal image from the FLIR sensor that we're using, now one of
the neat things about this is it can also track residual heat so watch this. As you can see my handprint is on the wall, we show this in the first video
tracking someone in bare feet up a staircase. Now the remaining for thermal
modes are all basically the same they're just using a different color palette to
help contrast what you're seeing. The first one is red and yellow so you can
really see I'm pretty hot right? Next up we have a nice grayscale one I actually
quite like this one. Then there's a similar one with a tinge
of red, this is actually probably by far my favorite the blue and white. And finally we also have green and yellow filter. All in all we
have ten different vision modes in this predator helmet, allowing you to contrast
your prey on the hunt. So, that's how it works now let's see if it actually works
in a real-life scenario, the team is gonna go get set up in the forest but as
soon as night falls the hunt is on. I wish them good luck but they'll need
more than that. Narrator: Five men. One forest. One night. One Predator. Who will survive? MANHUNT. Gotta stay hydrated! I've been challenged
by my boss to survive in one of the harshest environments known to man the
Canadian forest. My strategy is to stay hydrated, build some traps and hide out
the night. Now we just gotta find some building materials. Alright so James
challenged me to survive in the forest for a night super easy
I've been backcountry camping for years. This will be easy. If Predator (1987) taught us anything, it's that mud is my best friend. However it's been pretty
dry lately not a lot of rain, muds gonna be hard to come by... You hear that? That's water. And where there's water there's mud. So my boss told me to come to the forest for some
reason I think it's kind of BS because I have a life and I don't want to spend
the night here but I guess I have to survive and to do that I'll hide which... Hey, this might be a good spot. Hide?! I don't need to hide,
I built the helmet I can beat the helmet. I don't know what everybody's getting so
worked up about. I mean I saw Bogdan drinking his own piss. It was me in the
helmet maybe they have something to worry about, but James he can't find his
way out of a wet paper bag never mind- So I have brought a Mylar blanket and
not only does it keep me warm it's also going to reflect all the IR light making me
virtually invisible. I saw Bogdan drink his own piss. Well I hope you guys enjoyed that, we had
a ton of fun filming it was on our first tries at doing kind of a short film. Huge props to our new production manager Josh who mudded himself up for the role
reliving his 1987 fantasy of being Arnold Schwarzenegger and make sure you
subscribe to our vlog channel because we post behind the scenes content all the
time on projects just like this one and you get to see what actually goes into
making these videos. Thanks for watching guys! This is what we do while we camp.
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