How quickly can it happen?

[CalG]

https://rumble.com/v734fsq-man-almost-crushes-himself-when-tractor-flips-caught-on-camera.html

I'm sure this is not new, but it is graphic!

But how did they get all those camera angles?

 

[ultrarunner]

Reason ROPS and seatbelts became mandatory…

 

[Cycledude]

Very inexperienced operator

 

[ultrarunner]

True but sometimes there is no second chance…

 

[fatjay]

Wouldn't have happened if he'd have hitched it right.

 

[2515R Dude]

https://rumble.com/v734fsq-man-almost-crushes-himself-when-tractor-flips-caught-on-camera.html

I'm sure this is not new, but it is graphic!

But how did they get all those camera angles?

Exactly my question, they strategically places at least three cameras to record how it flipped. If not bad quality i'd say it is AI

 

[rontaki]

https://rumble.com/v734fsq-man-almost-crushes-himself-when-tractor-flips-caught-on-camera.html

I'm sure this is not new, but it is graphic!

But how did they get all those camera angles?

I like that puff of smoke after he flips, I guess that's a curse word in Tractorese.

 

[Cycledude]

Yes the filming was pretty incredible !
Maybe 2515R dude is correct it actually was AI

 

[CalG]

Yes the filming was pretty incredible !
Maybe 2515R dude is correct it actually was AI

Off the topic intent (Safety)

But...

Can Artificial intelligence "construct" multiple perspectives from a single view point?

 

[ptsg]

And that's why you use the drawbar to do the pulling and not the 3 pt hitch...

 

[lman]

He moved pretty fast when he hit the ground. If he would have moved that fast to press on the clutch pedal there wouldn't be a video to talk about.

 

[chim]

Tractor Mike had this:

 

[WinterDeere]

And that's why you use the drawbar to do the pulling and not the 3 pt hitch...

^ This.

I suspect most people run into this trouble when the connection point on the object being pulled is higher than the drawbar, causing the rear of the tractor to lift and reduce traction. We run into this when skidding large logs out of the forrest, I've already posted decades worth of photos such as, my cutting partner pulling trees that I've felled out of the forrest with his old Ford 3000.

When having to do so, I'm always infinitely more comfortable on an HST vs. a gear driven tractor. Whereas a gear-driven tractor will walk itself right over if you can't get to the clutch quickly enough, at least an HST will halt its wheelie climb and likely sit itself back down, as soon as your feet come off the pedals.

Oh, and here's my cutting partner, with one of the hundreds of logs I felled and cut at his property, prior to his passing. It always made me nervous seeing him do this with that old manual transmission Ford, but he'd been doing that for maybe 60 years at this point, so it really wasn't the place of this then-young guy to be telling him any differently.



Before anyone asks, he died from a hereditary disease, not a tractor rollover.

 

[MossRoad]

Thousands of people are filming themselves every day. That's why we see so much these days. Three camera setups are pretty standard for making videos.

 

[jwmorris]

But how did they get all those camera angles?

I figured it was a staged event as I have seen the same thing in safety videos before. There is a reason the drawbar on tractors is as low as they are.

Start this one around 3:40

If he made a post that stuck up 15 ft above the tractor to connect his chain to, perhaps that would have made it more obvious to him what was going to happen by moving the attachment point above it's center of gravity?

 

[litework]

The person in the video has a Youtube Channel called Heathen's Garage. He does use three cameras to include a drone that he recently purchased, a Go Pro, and his "good" camera. He likes to make fun of the mistakes he makes and performs normal tasks in a weird way as part of his presented persona. I watched his entire video of the incident and it does not appear to be staged - it could be considered staged because there was certainly and easier way to achieve his goal of moving the disabled tractor and he knew it. He said he was going to tow the tractor because he didn't want to carry batteries around. I'm sure he recognized the content would not have been as entertaining, so he decided to tow the tractor with the smaller tractor. In a later video, he simply hooks up batteries to the broken tractor, starts it, and drives it off. Pretty easy. No drama though.

 

[MossRoad]

https://rumble.com/v734fsq-man-almost-crushes-himself-when-tractor-flips-caught-on-camera.html

I'm sure this is not new, but it is graphic!

But how did they get all those camera angles?

I think he gets it when he pops up and says "That didn't go as planned."

 

[MossRoad]

The person in the video has a Youtube Channel called Heathen's Garage. He does use three cameras to include a drone that he recently purchased, a Go Pro, and his "good" camera. He likes to make fun of the mistakes he makes and performs normal tasks in a weird way as part of his presented persona. I watched his entire video of the incident and it does not appear to be staged - it could be considered staged because there was certainly and easier way to achieve his goal of moving the disabled tractor and he knew it. He said he was going to tow the tractor because he didn't want to carry batteries around. I'm sure he recognized the content would not have been as entertaining, so he decided to tow the tractor with the smaller tractor. In a later video, he simply hooks up batteries to the broken tractor, starts it, and drives it off. Pretty easy. No drama though.

Full video....

 

[EdGooding]

Off the topic intent (Safety)

But...

Can Artificial intelligence "construct" multiple perspectives from a single view point?

It can with still photos, because I have done that. Not sure for video, but assume it can.