The most advanced prosthetic in the world | Albert Chi | TEDxPortland
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- Опубликовано: 5 июн 2024
- Albert Chi, MD explains the crossroads of breakthrough surgery and breakthrough technology revealing the future of prosthetics that will change the world - the Modular Prosthetic Limb (MPL), delivering hope and possibility to all who have lost an upper extremity.
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Albert is a trauma surgeon with a background in biomedical engineering. His clinical research is focused on improving the lives of individuals with traumatic injuries with an emphasis on motor control. Helping develop the world's most sophisticated prosthetic arm, Albert seeks to revolutionize the way individuals with lost limbs conduct their everyday lives. He is also commissioned as a Lieutenant Commander in the US Navy Reserve. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx
The arm seems to be able to be controlled remotely. I wonder if he has ever had a moment where something is just out of reach, he just pulls off his arm and uses it to grab it.
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I got to shake Johnny’s hand. I honestly worried as I extended my hand that he would crush it like a vice, unable to calibrate the appropriate grip. That worry was thankfully unfounded! Amazing work, Dr. Chi. Makes me proud of Portland and OHSU.
This video should have many veiws by now instead of 524 veiws.
Cyberpunk 2077 ia lookin more like a reality. I like it
They could have predicted a better year to use that them am I right
and we still got half a century to make cyberpunk a reality
deus ex, terminator, cable, i dont know anything else
Dest uhhhh how about Star Wars? Jesus Christ...smh
@@dest891 Ghost in The Shell, Alita Battle Angel
10:35 the guy is like: Alright Johnny I’ll be taking this with me home 🤣🤣
The way he talks seems like he is introducing some new Apple Product
iArm incoming? :V
🤣👏🏻
He is amazing and because you dont like the way he speaks, he has improved many lives
its 100 times better than apple product.
I'm so happy for him God bless you Johnny I hope and pray that you will play amazing grace. God bless you engineers who created this wonder to help people and give hope to men like johnny
Met Johnny, he came to Zimmer Biomet some time ago. His Intramedullary Transdermal implant is one of our devices. I was most impressed with his video we watched where he made french toast and bacon. I was also impressed with the french toast and bacon...lol. Good on you Johnny, stay well!
10:38 ... He moves his hand to say goodbye, but he has no hand
Omdz 🤣🤣🤣🤣
fax😅😂
Beyond awesome technology and prosthetic!! Getting my insurance to cover my 3 fingers has been a long and winding road. Maybe oneday. Someday. I will feel somewhat normal again. Whatever normal is.
This revolutionary. Hope all persons in this world with amputations will have this. Or something to make them complete again. Blessings
This has made me want to study robotics
EXCELLENT work
Extraordinary
I must add that prof. Noel fitspatrick is the pioneer in osseo-integrational prosthetics
Very nice Technology, Dr. Chi, do you also have this advanced Technology for Legs?. Thank you!
They do.
This is amazing! Is there joint replacement for amputations that can articulate and reattach to prosthetics. I have a family member in Houston who has been told there are not hip or shoulder joint replacements to attach to the external prosthetic for increased range of motion! He is a a triple amputee at the age of 24 years and would be so motivated to be a part of research at this level. He actually got out of TIRR 3 months early of the expected discharge date due to some amazing doctors, OT and PT staff. He is able to mow three acres on a zero turn lawn mower. If you want someone who has the motivation to help with your research please try and contact us. He is READY!
He's way of talking is like - OooohH yeaH! it's exotic feelingsss!
Are there investors from the Skywalker family?
thank you ..
Where do I go for something like this? I live in Chicago so I can fly anywhere. Please let me know where i can go to see if i qualify for this limb. As of now my left arm doesn't work. Motorcycle accident
tony Kari I would look up Albert chi, MD (the speaker in this lecture) there is probably a website discussing this project. You maybe able to find some info on how to get involved.
Nearly pissed myself when the stump wave dropped at the end.
i wonder if it has any risk of a feedback loop to the patient/host of the prosthetic or if it has any risk with emi interference or protections from. im trying to learn more about prosthetic if anyone has any knowledge sources for both the control input or the actualization of said input (of any prosthetic with open schismatics nothing sensitive) i would be interested. i lack the knowledge of knowing where to look for information on the subject
as great this thing is, it seems they payed more attention for it as a show instead of explaining what it really is
I had high hopes for this video. I see this type of prosthetic at every 'advanced' prosthetic video and all things lack the most important element that makes it really useful. The Speed! You see, every bionic limb out there can extend, rotate, emulate the human movements perfectly etc. But everything is slow. Maybe one day, we will get there.
Soon, soon. This is the first step to true cybernetic augmentation. We'll get there. Look at the original iPhone to where it is 12 years later. I'm sure even by 2025 this will seem trivial.
Very well said Panther, I've seen the same thing in watching these videos for the last 10 yrs or so. Since my motorcycle accident
When can i get my ELBOW ROCKET !?
Watch those wrist rockets
YES! AND NOW FOR ROCKET FISTS!!!
From the moment I understood the weakness of my flesh
Can they wrap the MPL in silicon "flesh" to cover the mechanical parts?
Imagine if, at the end, the guy pulled up his sleeve and showed he was using the MPL the whole time.
How would this integrate sensory input into the patient's nervous system?
There was one person who had sensory feedback capabilities with this arm. They basically moved the nerves that control feeling in the fingertips to her bicep and put vibrating pads on those spots. So when the hand touched something it would vibrate those spots and the patient would feel it like it was on her fingers
@@TheAxmore that's impressive if true. Hope I can see more advancements in prosthetics in my lifetime.
PMA! Sean!
if only this was the only application of this sort of technology
It's still attached to bones, muscle, nerves, tissue. Unlike a fully autonomous android which has nothing but it's own hardware to stop it this would probably still hurt the user if they were to use it to do much damage. Now, if they come out with an exoskeleton that can move as well as this arm does then it's nothing but how much weight can the systems hold and how well can it be armored. Unless they decide to put a gun in the arm like the movie "Upgrade".
@@Sryously I already have Deus ex vibes from this
Just an Astartes fr I want want one so I can modify it with machine guns
120$ Million!!! Wow, the price has gone up since the Six Million Dollar Man!
I hope prosthetics become so good that we'll eventually be replacing our arms with them for style and more strength etc.
You mean trans humanism. Well, its the next logical step as we already influence our own evolution ever since civilisation and later on science became a thing.
Moron
1:58 when the cameracut to that guy I felt like I could smell him.. I have no idea why
Wow. Wtf. Me too.
Wow
my eldest son really needs an upper arm prosthetic limb shame he need heel and live
normally, can TED help. in South Africa its to expensive. Please could you help.
$120,000,000 ???
but i thought it cost 6 million dollars
120 millions is the total cost for the research and development, the actual price of the arm is way lower
8:48 Jacksepticeye made PMA global
Are you guys looking at this we are literally becoming part robot wtf!
Have you ever heard of Theseus's Ship?
I know theres only 10 of them and they are half a million each but i need to buy one
I have one hand
I want to do this! If anyone has any information on how one day I can do this reply to this comment please!
Study robotics in college or university. Useful subjects before hand are Computer Science, Biology, Mathematics and Physics.
Electrical and mechanical engineering would also get you in these fields probably. As well as Biomechanical engineering.
@@luuk341 I think he is asking where can he go to get this type of a prosthetic?
He sounds like Steve Jobs because he's a naval commander. He's had leadership training.
omg seems too good to be true.
Ah technology, what would we do without it?
Just 10 more years
This is a great advancement, this is letting us change the path of human history, but I have to ponder the question of when will we become more machine than man, as this is just the tip of the iceberg, we’ll probably see artificial brains and bodies in a 100 years time, and complete body transfers maybe, but at the very least cybernetic eyes and muscles and the limbs of course, we may also see cybernetic neuron enhancements that speed up the reaction time and increase how much we can sense and our muscles strength.
@5:55 wait what's that guy about to do
Can I do pushups with that?
Soon it’s going to be prosthetic chests, then heads, and then we will have the t-800
The real doctor octopus
A.mendoza-1 yr.ago
I need one prodthetic.very cheap price.
Who else is here cause of a science project
you got the answer to 2?
He looks like cyber punk walter white
just spray paint his robot arm silver so johnny will become the irl version of Johnny silverhand
The world needs LOW TECH prosthetics which people in developing nations can afford. Low tech prosthetics for children which can be as simple as a hand carved wooded peg leg which can be adjusted as the child grows. There is too much focus on the developed world.
Alright that’s sick
walther white prestnts: the Apple Limb
Why don't you make it more sensitive to the muscles of the arm ??
does it come with a flesh light attachment?
Walter White as Venom Snake
And this can help lives so i hope i get rich one day i would invest in such stuff i love robotics and space
There a good combination
✔
his ears tho
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One of the worlds leading osseo-integration experts, Professor Munjed Al Muderis lives in Sydney, Australia to where he fled from Saddam Hussein. He travels the world doing osseointegration surgeries. Because of Trump's fear, he was stopped from going to the USA to use his extraordinary skills to help veterans.
Wow. Really, why isnt this on the news? He could be helping so many Wounded soldiers and others here in the U.S. Its a shame knowing what power idiots can have nowadays huh
cutting off my arm
No balls
@@ironian4764 cybernetic testicles
In other words, we are now entering the age where someone can hack your hand and make it do things. Or maybe the manufacturer will shut it down when they feel like it one day. Say, when they don't like my tweets. And this guy stands there and touts this as a feature, grinning, to thunderous applause. Brilliant. Just brilliant...
Alexander Kale always that one Debbie Downer
You can’t hack into something if it isn’t connected to a network. I can’t hack into a ceiling fan or a toaster. If it becomes connected to the internet, then it will be vulnerable.
@@tn684 What makes you think this thing WON'T be connected to the internet?
Alexander Kale because as of right now, there is no need for it to be connected.
@Yuri See my above response...
Ah, he looks quite like Walter White
I’m waiting for them to add weapons
walter white after surviving that
Google Les Baugh
10:36. To this day, he still has not gotten his arm back
1/10
There was no flamethrower
Prosthetic what?
Prosthesis is the noun. Prosthetic is an adjective. Prosthetic leg or a prosthesis, but not simply a prosthetic.
Language is defined by its users. The noun prosthesis is slipping out of use and being replaced by the word prosthetic.
Oof size large
5 years ago and still not available to people with amputation. First option is still body powered claws that look nothing like a hand. As an amputee I hate pure fantasy like this.
1/100th the cost of 120,000,000? soooo... 1.2 million.... not very affordable lol
and no loss of limbs from US Bombs. still good research but aye.
lmao just wait until the arm gets hacked
it doesn't need to be connected.
HUM only veterans need prosthetics. What about me just hand me downs and over priced limbs. TW£!"!$
Looks a little clunky.
Yeah it's the first of its kind, of course it's not going to be perfect.
@@kotessgaming3903 Not the first of its kind. I've seen these types from at least 2013
@@CAL1MBO Well, then still an early design in the grand scheme
i don't like the word talks, it makes me feel weird, uncomfortable and different
terribly written
Terrible writing and acting, by both the "doctor" & the patient
These designs and are so unrealistic if I was smarter then I am now I would try make something much better
The style of speaking seems like Trump... isn't it?