HAL looks amazing, imagine how good it will be in like 10-15 years. This suit should only be used in nursing homes and other workplaces were you need to lift heavy things. I wonder how it feels using it when youre not disabled. :)
@@WELLINGTON20 well , technology takes some time to be affordable to the general public 🤷 , first smartphones were hella expensive and now even poor people have them
In Japan, they develop these things with the objective to make it available for civil uses - like hospitals and to help people lift heavy objects. In the US, the robotics is being developed with the primary goal to make it available for the military and to create more efficient killing machines.. That's how you can tell a civilized country from the one with a primitive mentality.
sslavi :-THANK YOU, THANK YOU. If more people in the USA, could understand that their hard worked DOLLARS, was used for this and they the American population, is not getting a return on that investment for the people I think the US government would face a barrage of angry Americans, asking question. like ware are the technological and benefits for the people. Looks like their more profit in killing instead of bettering people's life's.
sslavi Engineers go where ever there's funding (otherwise they're about as useful as a fast food cashier). It's a bit unfair to say that one society is lower than another simply for how their politicians allocate money...
sslavi No. It's a country started by violent criminals that didn't want to pay taxes. I frankly don't see anything wrong with that either. The people with the guns are the ones that get what they want in the end anyway.
Japanese still lives to its engineering, electronic, computer science, I love that. Aaand...Japanese know how to make things compact, we are few steps closer to real future soldier suit, and it wont be long after it'll get upgraded to Crysis Nanosuit style, cause nanites are at its young stage in science and development, it'll soon be in a lot of engineering places and such, and we'll be able to replace eksoskeleton batteries to nanites that will fuel the eksoskeleton in many ways, and soon after that they will make clothes like that with nanites all around, possibly they will change your clothes color for starters, but for military it'll be in far more advanced stage, cause as we all know, military always pushes things at least couple of years further before civilians can get such advancement in common use + it'll be another top secret technology, and such Nanosuit could possibly exist by that time, but obviously in different shape etc.
I'm happy for this to be taking place in our world today. It's good and helps others. Nice to see. I work in long-term care I care for older people daily we need this on the job to help the people who we take care of. This is good for us all.
I can't help but wonder exactly how strong one would be inside this thing...... if it was a specific amount per suit, and pending on the person's own strength..... the possibilities are endless
No I meant how come no one in the US hade made something like this before. I get it costs a lot (because they're so few in production right now) but you would think that with all our resources that someone would've made a suit like this. For medical if not military purposes.
The company is named after the evil company that made terminators and the suit is named after the evil a.i. in the movie 2001: a space odyssey. Kinda weird.
well.... in terms if the person wore it for extended periods of time yeah.... but try picking up an elderly man, whom due to health reasons and mobility weighs upwards of 500lbs.....that is hard lifting for 7 people around 150-190...... now if two people wore a suit like that for a given need of that nature. it would actually be a benefit. which is what the full body suit is for.also think of the military application.... yeah you train without the suit, but in combat situations, say you have a more sturdy full body version of the suit. most army rucksacks weigh an extra 150-200lb pending on the equipment the soldier carries. till now they've always carried that load unassisted, which does slow them down in combat situations.... imagine the lives that could be saved, if that excess weight wasn't an issue in combat?? the suit would quicken their reaction time and mobility...... I can see no end to the possibilities. I myself work in retail. moving extremely heavy items daily. now the daily aspect isn't so bad, but try unloading a truckload of everything once a week ontop of that..... my back and knees do impressions of a xylophone at the end of that day. so if I had a suit like this for that one day alone, I feel my physical abilities would be much better at the end of the day, not to mention the end of the week. and that isn't counting the acre of land I have to work/clean ontop of those tasks
I just watched this video again. Ok, strange hairstyles aside, this is actually a very significant development which when matured will help elderly and disabled people to become much, much more mobile and independent. Fantastic....
vlupis1 no problem , any way its not meant to be used by all humans , its made specially for old people who cant walk any more , or those with disabilities ,
Amazing! I'm sure its militarized but its great to see it implemented for those who will greatly benefit from it and could have their lives changed in a great way with this awsome technology. I hope this genius is working on more tech that will benifit humanity.
lol,dont worry im not taking it too seriously , im just worried that some other people did take it quite seriously , so thats why im mentioning it , you might have noticed that in some earlier comments
well its the best i've seen so far, so i cant complain. (i wonder) did they make any improvements to it? i mean this thing is what? about 5-6 years old now. they couldn't possibly still be using the exact same integrations could they? well if it's not broken dont fix it i guess.
Вау!!! Эта самая полезная и нужная вещь, которые только создали ученые на сегодняшний день. Спасибо огромное за это чудо. Жаль, что это чудо изобретение не распространенно по всему миру. Почему его нигде не продают?? Оно должно быть в любом уголке мира. Ведь лежачих больных и инвалидов есть во всем мире, в кажом городе поселке, стране.
I came here for an ironmansuit and all I saw was a onetime footage of a man lifting a box and old physically challenged people being able to walk and sing.(I didn’t mean to criticize but just saying I mean I really do appreciate their technology)
i would love to have a full body suit and remotely command it. I need my real life mobile suit Gundam. :) seriously, I really enjoy the dedication to this medical science to support disabled or elderly whom muscle movement is very impared. Kudos to this Dr.
The US also makes something like this. Look up the Raytheon super suit. I agree though. The US version looks like its being developed for military purposes.
A robot suit named HAL developed by Cyberdyne, eh? Lemme guess: They developed it on a computer system named MU-TH-UR 6000 which runs on the newly developed Skynet architecture and their stuff will be distributed by the Tyrell Corporation. Next in line will be the development of the Flux capacitor. If their corporation isn't acquired by Weyland-Yutani first, that is...
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Well done, japanesse people!
indeed
HAL looks amazing, imagine how good it will be in like 10-15 years. This suit should only be used in nursing homes and other workplaces were you need to lift heavy things. I wonder how it feels using it when youre not disabled. :)
Pinta Dubbs i would like to try it
Hmmmmm
Is there any progress?
@@mr2000jp any progress on this?
كم ثمنه؟؟ ومن أين يمكن احصل عليه؟؟
Absolutely amazing and I sure hope this SOON becomes the stuff we use daily!
7 years and nah
@@WELLINGTON20 well , technology takes some time to be affordable to the general public 🤷 , first smartphones were hella expensive and now even poor people have them
Just wait till those become sentient
They gon be controlling your body
Price Kya h
13 years later and nothing has happened lmao
Very nice. Looking forward to the liquid metal version 😨
loooooooooooooooool
😂😂😂😂
X man 😭😂😂😂😂😂
Very impressive, it would be good to see all those people stuck in a wheel chair able to move on their legs again.
indeed
Agreed
In Japan, they develop these things with the objective to make it available for civil uses - like hospitals and to help people lift heavy objects.
In the US, the robotics is being developed with the primary goal to make it available for the military and to create more efficient killing machines..
That's how you can tell a civilized country from the one with a primitive mentality.
sslavi :-THANK YOU, THANK YOU. If more people in the USA, could understand that their hard worked DOLLARS, was used for this and they the American population, is not getting a return on that investment for the people I think the US government would face a barrage of angry Americans, asking question. like ware are the technological and benefits for the people. Looks like their more profit in killing instead of bettering people's life's.
sslavi Engineers go where ever there's funding (otherwise they're about as useful as a fast food cashier). It's a bit unfair to say that one society is lower than another simply for how their politicians allocate money...
How many of them NOT sponsored by DARPA?
sslavi No. It's a country started by violent criminals that didn't want to pay taxes. I frankly don't see anything wrong with that either. The people with the guns are the ones that get what they want in the end anyway.
sslavi Japan only has a Self-Defence force hence the reason they dont develop a lot of military tech
Not being mean but Japan are so far ahead they even have time to add little blue lights
Lol ikr!
😂
من فضلك اني مريض واحاج الشراءهاز الجهاز وما الجرات التي اتبعها الشرا الجهاز
And so what? Have you visited Africa?
Nothing goes on aside one man who has been suppressed. google kantanka
Jjajajaa
HAL and Cyberdyne, someone in Japan is definitely trolling with the naming...
lol , not really
Neosaigo Thank you!
Can't wait until the T1000 model comes out...
Japanese still lives to its engineering, electronic, computer science, I love that.
Aaand...Japanese know how to make things compact, we are few steps closer to real future soldier suit, and it wont be long after it'll get upgraded to Crysis Nanosuit style, cause nanites are at its young stage in science and development, it'll soon be in a lot of engineering places and such, and we'll be able to replace eksoskeleton batteries to nanites that will fuel the eksoskeleton in many ways, and soon after that they will make clothes like that with nanites all around, possibly they will change your clothes color for starters, but for military it'll be in far more advanced stage, cause as we all know, military always pushes things at least couple of years further before civilians can get such advancement in common use + it'll be another top secret technology, and such Nanosuit could possibly exist by that time, but obviously in different shape etc.
I'm happy for this to be taking place in our world today. It's good and helps others. Nice to see. I work in long-term care I care for older people daily we need this on the job to help the people who we take care of. This is good for us all.
in the usa they will use this to kill people
Any country will use this to kill people. It doesn't matter if you single out a country, any army will and would use this.
Shhhh i wanna use it for paint ball....just add some customize it to look like a halo suit xD
+totoy nivla USA army already has a prototype.
+15thsquadron01 In Argentina there's no belic interest. I can't answer for any other country.
+totoy nivla It's in developing stage, so expect a mini gun and quad rocket luncher sooner or later !
This is really impressive. Not only does it restore a level of mobility, it probably also serves as muscle therapy.
آلة رائعة جدا و هذا هو خير مثال على مدى تطور الشعب الياباني
لمحة جيدة عن المستقبل
Mr sim l مستر سيم
دبي راح تكون مثل هيك بس يا الله اشي غريب وعجيب
@@a.s.h4485
دبي حصلت رجل الي كهرباء الذكي ويتكلم
What?
This is revolutionary for those with injuries who have forgotten how to walk!
Do they have size XXXLarge for North America?
i guess thats a legit question
Heee. but not plastic made ... sure
the two options for use is medical or military
Wow, Cyberdyne and HAL.....not the best names from a strict marketing perspective.
@Rodrigo Soma،حلو
ححل
حلو
حل
حلو
حلو0حلو0
How does the suit lift your body? Is it just the waist strap? Wouldn't that be mighty uncomfortable when paired with heavy loads that you are lifting?
+zdrux well , there is many designs for different uses , check out their website and you will see
Finally i have a chance to have my first steps
i wish you the best
This guys invention is amazing! I felt the Mr roboto song took away from the importance of his work, almost as though the reporters were poking fun.
إختراعات جداً مفيده
And this video is 11 years ago,japan way ahead than other countries ❤️.Love from India
i love japan
شكرا على الترجمة 😊
HAL? Cyberdine? Is this real?
They named it that as a joke. To show everyone the better side of technology.
Next thing you know terminators ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
I can't help but wonder exactly how strong one would be inside this thing...... if it was a specific amount per suit, and pending on the person's own strength..... the possibilities are endless
Great technology
a decade later and what progress has been made, huh?
CYBERDYNE!? Doesn't he realise that he's laying the foundation for Skynet!?
(My first thought at 2:08 )
i agree with you, shit just got real, and sooner or later hes gonna make a real t-800... lol
I was thinking the same thing!
+Victor Sandström Are you ser...... no no!!!
wooooooow, cyberdyne....really?! The end is near lol
+Victor Sandström DUN DUN DUN DUN DUN
This is what technology is supposed to be about -- helping people.
Japan
+bunchok a0958743617 like always
I'm in the nursing care industry, I can't wait to get hold of one of these....
Ok ok when can we get Iron man suits?
its already here
+Technigeek where? link
Sneeky Snek hello lyra heartstrings
He was joking dumb fuck
just soon after people dont need heartiness
اول مبدع بالانسان الالي🌷
who is watching this in 2020
This has great many applications.
And I especially like the fact it is being considered for humanitarian purposes.
The thumbnail made it look as if he was robo-loving a refrigerator.
lol , this is the funniest comment i ever received on this video
ظهر علم الميكاترونكس فى اليابان اوخر القرن 16 وانا مهندس مصرى واتمنى حقا" السفر لليابان حتى استطيع ان افيد البشر بما رزقت من علم والحمد لله
انت تدرس تحصص ميكاترونكس؟
3:03 cyberdyne???? we are fucked up... skynet is coming
GTR
Hahaha holy shit that was my first thought too!!!
GTR Oh shit
the moment i heard "cyberdyne" my brain automatically be came alert. i felt a little bit of danger and stress. now i know why.
Wtf cyberdyne???
This actually looks really good. How come we haven't made things like this for soldiers with war wounds?
+kira64 well , this is one of its uses
Well. For civilians it cost 2k a month. Military use might cost 4x that.
No I meant how come no one in the US hade made something like this before. I get it costs a lot (because they're so few in production right now) but you would think that with all our resources that someone would've made a suit like this. For medical if not military purposes.
What if the suit shuts down while he's lifting that heavy container, LOL?
+Oh Lawd what if you're on a plane and the engine goes out?? shit happens.
No shit...
It might have a locking mechanism that provides enough suppport
If it happened when he's lifting grandpa downstairs that'd make for one funny viral video ^_^
it has avira antivirous
Wasnt HAL the name of the robot that went berserk in Stanley Kubricks 2001? Good name 😳
one step closer to skynet......
+Gabby Nicolas naaaaaaa
Wow this is incredible. Hopefully affordable in the future
Is it just me, or does anyone else notice most Japanese robots have that smooth white material
to make it look more presentable?
Cabanator Land making it elegant in nursing lol
Now that's a country that cares about their people in healthcare and Technology
Cyberdyne?
Skynet!
Terminators!
Holy shit we're fucked!
+Alex Tase oh my lord next they would be saying sky nets a thing
The Terminator on the next generation is coming....rsrsrsr
Pasaron 13 años de este vídeo, ¿porque no tenemos mas noticias de esto hoy en día?
The idea was canceled due to the high cost of making one suit
I wanna see them turn that crippled grandma into a cyber ninja.
+bigtruckseriesreview not so funny
Damn, the Japanese suit looks so futuristic compared to everyone else's.
The company is named after the evil company that made terminators and the suit is named after the evil a.i. in the movie 2001: a space odyssey. Kinda weird.
i agree
والله هذولا شعب عظيم بارك الله فيكم تعالو شوفو عندنا فاليمن الكهرباء تقطع يومياً المشكلة هاذي لها 35 سنة ما انحلت 😢💔
why arent we funding this yet
I swear they need to make some suits like this for military and regular life
they did
Wow
Thank you for showing this. The model that is just for the legs would be the on that would work for me and get me out of this wheelchair.
+Lee Maiden you are welcome , i wish i could help more
This came out in 2010 and I've never heard of it? Must of seriously lost its popularity.
Nahh It´s Fine Fore Military
Thanks to Japan. This science benefits humanity
Sorry dave, i'm afraid i can't do that
lol
ile
what is this reference?
الف شكر من يساعد البشرية
One step closer to gundam wing!
lol , may be
***** anime lol
Nice one! Any chance foR spinal cord injury?
see Japan is able to make this work, but the US creates crappy exo suits that are expensive
And the US only wants to use them for enhancing soldiers, meanwhile Japan is using them to help old ladies cross the road
Nigga plz
Im sitting here in cheesy dust watching this. This amazes me to the point of tears
:)
すごい
This is a wonderful advancement for people with neuro problems! Wish there weren't so many foolish comments on here......Sad.
cool if your old or have an injury but lifting 40kg come on breh just hit the gym
he was struggling too 😂😂😂
he was struggling too 😂😂😂
well.... in terms if the person wore it for extended periods of time yeah.... but try picking up an elderly man, whom due to health reasons and mobility weighs upwards of 500lbs.....that is hard lifting for 7 people around 150-190...... now if two people wore a suit like that for a given need of that nature. it would actually be a benefit. which is what the full body suit is for.also think of the military application.... yeah you train without the suit, but in combat situations, say you have a more sturdy full body version of the suit. most army rucksacks weigh an extra 150-200lb pending on the equipment the soldier carries. till now they've always carried that load unassisted, which does slow them down in combat situations.... imagine the lives that could be saved, if that excess weight wasn't an issue in combat?? the suit would quicken their reaction time and mobility...... I can see no end to the possibilities. I myself work in retail. moving extremely heavy items daily. now the daily aspect isn't so bad, but try unloading a truckload of everything once a week ontop of that..... my back and knees do impressions of a xylophone at the end of that day. so if I had a suit like this for that one day alone, I feel my physical abilities would be much better at the end of the day, not to mention the end of the week. and that isn't counting the acre of land I have to work/clean ontop of those tasks
But try lifting 400 of them a day. you would want this.
Jacob Magnuts exactly my point
Why do professors always seem to have a strange neglected hairstyle..
lol , that's what i thought too
I just watched this video again. Ok, strange hairstyles aside, this is actually a very significant development which when matured will help elderly and disabled people to become much, much more mobile and independent. Fantastic....
No room for hair in their head because it's pushed out by the pressure of their enormous brain power
billions of salutes to Japan ,,,charismatic people' and technology from Pakistan
I can easily lift 40 kg without any suit.
if you read some comments you will find this said tens of times , and my answer on it
*****
Sorry, i didn't mean to be offensive. These things are just still too far from usable, that's it.
vlupis1 no problem , any way its not meant to be used by all humans , its made specially for old people who cant walk any more , or those with disabilities ,
I understand now. I didn't watch all of the video so i presumed it aims to military aplications (eventualy probbably will).
aha , you are right , us military already started making their own version
Nice, Looks like in Iron man suit! I hope it can upgrade into Armor suit
You can't fool me Atlas
Usman Khan lol
Amazing! I'm sure its militarized but its great to see it implemented for those who will greatly benefit from it and could have their lives changed in a great way with this awsome technology. I hope this genius is working on more tech that will benifit humanity.
Did they really said "cyberdyne" ? fuck me, thats cyberdyne systems who will invent skynet and the terminators in the future :O
they probably picked this name from the movie , not the other way around
***** "HAL" didn't ring a bell?
Skynet is actually a company in the U.S.
قل الحمد لله علي مشيه لا تكلفك شي .
الحمد لله الذي عافانا مما ابتلي به غيرنا .
Thanks for technigeek for translation .😘😘😘
Wait... Cyber-dyne?
Oh dear :/
I know right?!?!?! Why the fuck would you label a company Cyber dyne....
陶跖 Go and watch Terminator 2...
names doesnt matter , and terminator2 is just a movie , no need to take it seriously
***** :/ I was obviously joking dude. I'm fully aware that it's a movie... No need to take my comment so seriously.
lol,dont worry im not taking it too seriously , im just worried that some other people did take it quite seriously , so thats why im mentioning it , you might have noticed that in some earlier comments
يفيد ناس كثير 😊
خصوصاً الي عندهم شلل نصفي
amazing
هل جاري تطوير هكذا بدلة للذين يعانون من أمراض الأعصاب المزمن
well its the best i've seen so far, so i cant complain. (i wonder) did they make any improvements to it? i mean this thing is what? about 5-6 years old now. they couldn't possibly still be using the exact same integrations could they? well if it's not broken dont fix it i guess.
Cyberdyne :-) hihi, terminators are coming! This thing about rehab is quite cool though. Respect!
With this techonology, man controlled warbots will be the future of fighting!
Вау!!! Эта самая полезная и нужная вещь, которые только создали ученые на сегодняшний день. Спасибо огромное за это чудо. Жаль, что это чудо изобретение не распространенно по всему миру. Почему его нигде не продают?? Оно должно быть в любом уголке мира. Ведь лежачих больных и инвалидов есть во всем мире, в кажом городе поселке, стране.
I was excited until I hear he worked for Cyberdyne
SweetPranks looooooooooooool , this one cracked me up ,
dont worry , they wont kill us all or some thing , lol
I came here for an ironmansuit and all I saw was a onetime footage of a man lifting a box and old physically challenged people being able to walk and sing.(I didn’t mean to criticize but just saying I mean I really do appreciate their technology)
i would love to have a full body suit and remotely command it. I need my real life mobile suit Gundam. :)
seriously, I really enjoy the dedication to this medical science to support disabled or elderly whom muscle movement is very impared. Kudos to this Dr.
Agree (both on the mobile suit comment and the medical application of this technology) :D
Rescue workers need this too! :)
So what happened to this?
but just imagine how much more you could lift with your muscles AND this suit.
so if I wanted to sit I could just think about squatting and then stop thinking about squatting. or does it not lock at all.
If you just thought about getting up and walking out of class would this suit just start walking?
lol , well , not really , the brain needs to send the commands to arms and legs so that it detects it and start moving
ChargePositive so basically you have to act like you have a hand and legs?
Damien Green exactly , thats why for those who has been disabled for a long time they need lots of practice
The moment the battery gets sapped... does it collapse on you or are you stuck between an unforgivable spot and a hard place?
it's your problem
@@mortara79 ha, not my problem foo
هل لديك معلومات عن كيفية الشراء البدلة الريبوت رجاءا اعطني المعلومات عن ذالك
في التعليق اسفل الفيديو قمت بوضع الموقع على الانترنت الخاص بالشركة المنتجة , يمكنك التواصل معهم , اظن انها افضل طريقة لمحاولة الوصول اليهم
شكرا لك
Dark Black طيب اصنع انت ولا انت مو عربي؟!!
بكم سعر البدلة
وحوش العرب قد تجد المعلومات المطلوبة في موقعهم الخاص , تجده في الوصف اسفل الفيديو
The company is Cyberdyne the suit is named HAL... Anyone else see a problem?
+Mojo Kitty lol , any way more than 1000 people mentioned this before
Aww... you think your vapid criticism has value. You're so cute. Glad you here to moderate.
Does it work on paraplegic or it's just assisting people with weak muscular force?
That full body model is going to come in handy for many different jobs.
Lets just hope the military doesn't turn it into a weapon.
Waouoi...C'est incroyable😱👏👏👏
Abundant Blessings to the inventor and all the staff, may their invention grow global and help all who wish to walk again! 💚 #AllisPossible
The US also makes something like this. Look up the Raytheon super suit. I agree though. The US version looks like its being developed for military purposes.
A robot suit named HAL developed by Cyberdyne, eh? Lemme guess: They developed it on a computer system named MU-TH-UR 6000 which runs on the newly developed Skynet architecture and their stuff will be distributed by the Tyrell Corporation. Next in line will be the development of the Flux capacitor. If their corporation isn't acquired by Weyland-Yutani first, that is...