Invisible Laser Trap Pranks YouTube’s CEO

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Published 2023-09-27

“Talent is equally distributed, opportunity is not.” We had a FIRST Robotics group from Oakland visit CrunchLabs for the day which equated to me having my mind blown by a bunch of future engineering legends. We talked in part about how they don’t typically have access to the types of opportunities a lot of schools around here get. On that note, Google.org is providing a total of $10 million in grants to FIRST Robotics and REC Foundation to help 300,000 U.S. middle schoolers participate in robotics programs with a focus on communities and students who traditionally haven’t had access to things like robotic programs (and to be clear this post is not sponsored… it’s just a cool initiative that deserves an extra thumb on the scale).

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All Comments (21)

@hialex2892 8 months ago

getting a CEO of YouTube test out a crunch labs toy is pretty cool; I have never seen anything like it.
@simpli_histori 8 months ago

telling two groups theirs looked the collest in the egg drop challenge was hilarious
@MrE_ 8 months ago

1:13 that bullet catching hoverboard is a great idea. If there's ever like a paintball style nerf gun battle location, they should use these hoverboards as sort of a bonus round to see who can collect more bullets for extra points. Would make the clean up fun and easy
@jackhoyle3.14 8 months ago

As a member of the REC Foundation, I think it is awsome that you are doing this! Keep up the great work!!!
@jmg999 8 months ago

It's very cool that you fuel the scientific passion of young people looking to make a difference in the world.
@coolawesomebuilds 8 months ago

That's cool! As a First Robotics team member myself, I've gotta say, I'm pretty stoked and inspired.
@ssmokeboy 8 months ago

Love that you doing this for the next generation of engineers! Wish I would have had the same opportunity. I know my Engineering path would have been much better
@District4Studios 8 months ago

Mark Rober is the GOAT of Youtube engineering
@literallycanadian 8 months ago

You know, one of these days someone is going to get that 10K shot.
@WarreProductions 8 months ago

I love that Wilhelm scream at the beginning 😅
@here2enjoy-bt8jq 8 months ago

Wow, I'm 35 and I'm freaking jealous of these kids :) good job mark :)
@selinkids6617 8 months ago

I was in FIRST robotics too! That’s so cool! I was wondering if Mark new about it already. I’m so stoked!
@green42088 8 months ago

This video is amazing, it shows a nerf war, engineering and the Crunchlab's buildbox
@joshinj 8 months ago

getting a FIRST team involved is sick.
@racqueljae 8 months ago

Mark is such a big kid at heart lol
@yuchaoguo8399 8 months ago

I heard FIRST and my heart rate jumped straight to 300, it does sound like it's middle school only tho so I guess my team isn't eligible. But I'm still happy that Google is helping with STEM education ❤
@bloodlustsivtion 8 months ago

mark getting a ceo from youtube is crazy!
@tristindurocher-batley4780 8 months ago

Personally I’d just run down that walkway as fast as I could like how Indiana Jones did (and how Adam savage did when he tested that scene) in the Mayan temple and what that prank was inspired by
@marcossrojas2085 8 months ago

Can YouTube explain why on content for kids you can't turn on notifications? I barely stumbled upon this
@plighting_engineerd 8 months ago

5:02 you should have said the punishment is to bring back dislikes 😂 In all seriousness, this was an AMAZING video