Can Prosthetics Outperform Real Limbs? | Cyborg Nation
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- MIT Media Lab's Hugh Herr explains how he looks to nature when developing new bionic appendages. The amputee and avid rock climber discusses how his biomechatronics division is pioneering the technologies that aim to augment human physical capabilities.
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Can Prosthetics Outperform Real Limbs? | Cyborg Nation
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That awkward moment when you forgot to charge your legs
That even more awkward moment when your legs' batteries die
It might as well be a piece of wood when they die. Kicking the floor when it dies is no fun either.
Jajajaja
@@common_sense_help_desk With how advanced the technology for prosthetics is here, I'm sure the battery lasts a pretty long time. The technology is really awesome. I highly doubt the batteries are poor.
Dániel Levente Tóth Ight imma stay
But imma go
Imagine babysitting him and just seeing a little kid just rock back and fourth on a chair in a dark basement not saying anything
Joshua Hagen ,They are implying that it’s like a horror movie. It’s a joke
@@unknown4957 His life was pretty close to a horror movie
You'd probably think the kid is possessed, I would get a camera to make a found-footage Conjuring movie
So just sticking this out there, when I did that they said she’s dumb, when my son did that they said autism, now if word got out we’re just studying the future maybe we wouldn’t be picked on. I’m not stupid but yes my son autism but he’s not dumb,very much functioning.
Easy money
He can actually chosse to be shorter or taller depending on the day
@@tij_ana_ Chinese people are already doing it
@@kingpotato7183 source pls
Guilherme Pascuti not that but some go under surgery to make themselves taller (by bone lengthening).
Im ready to become a 8ft tall beast
Sometimes u gotta go down to go up
5:02 There's something oddly satisfying about seeing an amputee walk like a completely normal, not out of the ordinary in the slightest person.
Feels weird
@Best4rtNiteClips your username makes me understand how tiny your little brain is
@Best4rtNiteClips No. They look a bit wobbly too be completely normal. The guy in the video is walking completely naturally. And no you little kid called "Best4rtNiteClips" you need to understand how tiny your little brain is.
Thanks.
@Best4rtNiteClips r/iamverysmart
It's because he walks with his arms going in a different direction than his legs
girls: I only like people who are above 6 feet
amputees: :)
The Comedic well, I'm only 5'8" and not an amputee, but based on what I'm seeing in this video I can fix both of those problems in one go....
Jevai Official whoosh......that's kinda what I was getting at. 🙄
Well we don't need stinky ungrateful girls in the future
5'11 vs 6'0 dont even get me started
I can be any height you want baby
4:58 that is literally a perfect human walk.
Stuff like this gets me excited for the future.
It is amazing. And in some way, I value this stuff more than space discoveries
Same here
Wonder how far it has advanced today
And he never had to buy another pair of shoes again.
But can a middle class person can afford it?
bro the wired guy is wearing legs. Kinda cringe bro get with the times
That's Veritasium. He appears to be everywhere, and it's getting really weird.
What are you talking about???
@@bleh1569 it's a joke. They're saying legs are out dated lmao
@@lyrechee Ohhh 👌 thanks
Whoooshes loading ....🤣🤣🤣
Small brain: lets innovate prosthetics to be easier to walk with
Big brain: LONGLEGLONGLEGLONGLEGLON
Normal brain: oh wow that's neat.
5'6 guy brain: where's the saw?!
@@nevincox8205 hey that offend me
@@nevincox8205 I'm gonna freeze my legs and amputate them :)
@@ivancruztorres7201 get over it, lil snow flake ❄️
lmao
wow that walk at 5:03 on was so natural, incredible
Nothing natural about it, I assure you.
170 cm? Why not going for 6 ft?
landlockedviking his walk looks more natural than mine and I’ve had 2 legs since I was born
holy
landlockedviking Sign me up. Augment my entire body.
Bless these people and their creations. Making humans into cyborgs and giving their dignity back at the same time.
And then the machine malfunctions and the cyborgs kill us all
@@parsnipkid8103 true
mugensamurai They still have dignity
@@pinoyanvlog6350 Bionic prosthetics are momentous because it returns a confidence in yourself and your abilities that you never would think to miss until you lost it. That what I think is the sentiment.
God you’re ignorant
$10 says he used to be around 5'11'' and is now around 6'2'' XD
I was just thinking the same thing.
Lmao, can you blame him?
Who wouldn't
He was 17 when he lost his legs, of course he's gonna be taller now just based on his torso growing as well
@@rootintootinputin5898 people usually stay the same height after 17
CYBERPUNK: 2019
SAVAGE
@@JackIsNotInTheBox ?
2015*
Ah yes, the prequel.
Jamvo Enaje The flesh is weak!
I like it how they dont design them to look like actual feet and legs. If I was the developer of that kind of incredible prosthetic technology I would also proudly use it as is, just letting it look like what it is and not like what it is replacing, because its a whole awesome and different new thing
These machines are beautiful and elegant, I'd show them off all the time. You don't hide art.
I like them looking "robotic" than "human". Prosthetics that are supposed to look like human limbs look less natural than robotic ones
Because who needs toes😂😂
I personally think they'd look cooler symmetric and without those blocky cases for the computers. Robotic yes, but not megazordy.
This is more like an upgrade to a car. If you have a better part why would it make it look like every other car?
Cyberpunk 2077 gameplay is so lit
Lol
and it looked so real too wow. good job.
It’s not gameplay. It’s the trailer
@@firstname8296 whoooosh
Leland Michaels you literally whooshed yourself
Our boy over here took the opportunity to make himself taller lmao
the potential for being able to surpass the human body's natural performance < being 5 more inches
I love how confident and optimistic he thought when he lost his legs, it’s amazing
I am a medical engineering student. seeing stuff like that reminds me everyday why I want to do this. Amazing!
Good luck
Right?! Imagine also having the possibility of adding prosthetics or any biomechanic device to people without disabilities
I wanna study the same thing, what is ur field exactly?
I'm going to college this year and I'm considering it. I wanna help make cool bionic limbs and stuff :D Cyborgin time つ. .)つ
thats untill you realized each leg ill cost you about half a million
or in a sense, "an arm"
263kiki all technology is expensive when it’s first being developed. the goal is to find cheaper and easier ways to manufacture this technology so that it’s accessible to everyone who needs it
yep. all their makings are probably just prototypes.. you have to shell out large sums just to actually be able to buy one
well wait until china has the prints
not half a million, seventy-thousand while that's still a lot, ten years ago it would have been half a million, now it's a tenth of the price. Imagine what the price will be in another 10 years.
I'd believe half a million. My dad's prosthetic arm cost about a quarter million and that was in the early 2000s. Thankfully it was covered by Insurance.
When he walks it sounds like the Pixar lamp jumping on the i
I can Imagine a day when wheelchairs are obsolete.
Then how will you play wheelchair basketball.
What a shame, i love beating up people in wheelchairs
Nah what about poor ppl
Wheelchairs are already obsolete ape brain
@@Joe-Nathan same thing as transportation(cars, busses, bikes) and running water. Before, moving a large distance could only be done by the rich and taking a bath inside was for kings. Now only the poorest of the poor don't have access to those things and they make up an incredible minority of people(they still deserve opportunities for a better life). Eventually, luxuries of the rich becomes common among the poor
Who else look at the second guy's legs thinking he had bionic legs under his jeans? :D
Me lol
TheABD96 that second guy has a youtube channel with 3 million subscribers n the name of his channel vertasium
He's totally Darth Maul
me too
Soon enough Ill have to chop off my legs to get better ones
+Walter Ramirez Haha don't worry about your legs so much. There is more then flesh and bones inside your legs.
Deus Ex is growing closer
The time of bionic humans
I feel even if I can run faster than Usain Bolt with bionic legs, I would never lose mine. Because in the end they aren't your legs. My own legs has been with me since I was a zygote and have grown alongside my body. Unless I really need it, I won't exchange flesh for machine.
+Walter Ramirez YOu would be a fool then I would gladly give up everything I have in life to have my leg back, you dont know what you have until you lose it.
RUclips recommandation :
Me : _"I never asked for this..."_
It wasn't the recommandation we wanted...
But it was the one we deserved.
Ah I love Deus ex
That’s why it’s a recommendation.
...This must truly trouble you, Adam.
I wanted orange. It gave me lemon-lime.
*"Imagine the future"*
Me: *Laughs in Global Warming*
Global warming ain't going to be a problem for a long time
Not a big deal
@@kriegscommissarmccraw4205 oh really
Kaushal Grover it’s true, but that doesn’t mean we can’t start preventing it today.
@@kriegscommissarmccraw4205 well kinda true, we have about 11 years to reduce CO2 emissions and prevent heating earth up. If we don't reduce the emissions in 11 years, we will face hurricanes in places they have never been in. The same with floods. Some states will be under water if the snow caps will disappear so it will cause a migration to other states and countries so I guess we should do some changes
This man is such an inspiration. The liberation of mankind, whether it is from the shackles of poverty, disease, or disability, is going to come through inventive minds such as this one.
hey drake
+Drake Santiago Yeah he is such an inspiration, did you check what this great guy charges for one prosthesis? $ 70,000 If he wants to make life easier for people, then why charge an arm and a leg? Nobody asks to give it away for free but atleast for a sum that all healthcare companies will cover.
+ColdieHU You need to be reasonable here. What do you think it would cost to make such a leg? And I'm not just speaking material.
I'm speaking R&D(research and development). He didn't just do that on his own in a garage. He had an entire team that had to use very expensive equipment over YEARS of research.
He has to recoup the cost before being able to bring down the price.
The price for this WILL go down. But new technology is always more expensive.
Look at the first 1GB Harddrive...it cost 40.000 USD...yes..forty THOUSAND. Today you can buy a Terabyte for 50 USD or less.
Research and development make up a lot of that.
Let's say you spend 10 million USD to create a new harddrive that has 1 Petabyte of storage. You can now mass produce and sell this, but you are already 10 million in debt.
Furthermore you will also have to fight off competition soon...because you might be the first...but once it's out, others will know how it's done and create their own...possibly even while BYPASSING any possible patents you have since they just need to make a few changes to your design.
So what do you do? Of COURSE you charge THOUSANDS of dollars in the first year of selling it. You are the only one who can sell it right now and need to make back your money before your time is up.
This is why, if you need this...you only have to wait a little bit until A: The recoup their initial spending/R&D "debt" and B: until other companies start copying the design for cheap...as they had only a fraction of the R&D cost.
Jeon Soo Neo This was a great answer. You said all that needs to be said.
+ColdieHU the price would be lowered or even eliminated if governments decided to fund such endavours and then provide them as a human right to anyone in need rather than wasting money in pontless wars ,weapons and corrupt systems
when he walks its so smooth
Science: We're gonna merge our bodies with technologies!
Science Fiction: Seriously, how much of a warning is enough for you!?
Fiction is barely a reliable source
@@howmuchbeforechamp What about Science fiction?
@@placeholder29 Science is barely a reliable source
@@howmuchbeforechamp Fiction is never a reliable source.
@@kareemdurrant139 God is barely a reliable source
Hopefully this will be available to everyone anytime in the future.
Geologist: _In 2040 the world may enter another ice age_
Biomechatronic Engineers: *Cyborgs*
you cant get frosbit if have your limbs are metal
forget about global warming?
this guy is the coolest guy ever he looks badass and walks like a king good for him
Company: Look at this next step in human evolution, these bionic prostethics that are almost as good as normal limbs
Also company: They're also a million dollars
If I lost my legs, I'd happily pay a million dollars to get a new pair that works great.
Virgin market = expensive
Wait around for some competition and that might change :)
Killer Queen it is one million now.. but the price will drop soon when technology advances
Hopefully more company will make this so the price could go down
*When someone uses a EMP Jammer on your electric legs*
Gerwulf that's why you have to have an analog mode ready
Emp proof it
@Skikxa Xlyahnicles and Tonya Harding too. Lol
When your crypto squadmate uses the ultimate
"There is no truth in flesh, only betrayal."
"There is no strength in flesh, only weakness."
"There is no constancy in flesh, only decay."
"There is no certainty in flesh but death."
- Credo Omnissiah
so basically what you're saying is that we should all kill ourselves, so it's pretty much gonna be a big fat giant suicide genocide across the entire globe and let the robots/machines rule the planet for us?
+S'azha no we need to become robots
S'azha ye
+The skipper 88 unless you know how to transfer our own conscious to a robot, and if not then good luck.
Glory to the ommnisia
Sarif Industries confirmed!
Pay for your upgrades.
+The10thdrago That I will!
+Dario Volarič " I never ask for this"
+Dario Volarič This is actually really scary
N7 Trooper I think it's awesome!
Wow i actually never knew that this was even possible today. That's insane and so freaking cool!
This video is 3+ years old which is even more insane
@@gkmwheelspin1207 How about now
@@Ghost-bp7dp i guess so
5:05 Man, that just blows me away. That is so awesome.
Real heroes of this world.
Gabrielk 2024 yes
@Gabrielk 2024 Can u Climb when ur legs amputated ?
Human: I will make myself an amputee to give myself a better bionic limbs
God: am i joke to you?
Nah, you're more of a fairytale.
Human: "Yes. But more like fairytale."
Then you realise you have to charge it every 30 minutes and can't walk faster than a 60 years old man.
Bionic limbs and gods share the same creator.
Now hold on buckeroo thats crossing over into dues ex territory
I've always been fascinated by the advancements in prosthetic limbs - dunno why, I have no need for them myself, but I'm utterly rapt to see how they've been improving over the years and restoring function to people who have lost limbs.
When I was working in the centre of Hamilton (New Zealand), I'd frequently chat with one of the women who worked in a neighbouring building when we were outside on our cigarette breaks. One day, she was limping slightly so I asked her if she had injured her leg. She replied that she had a prosthetic leg and her good one was off being repaired so she had to use her older, not-as-advanced leg that day. Up to that point, I had had no idea that she had a prosthetic leg - goes to show just how good that "good" one was, eh.
After having a total knee replacement 18 years ago and now needing that one replaced again plus the opposite knee I wonder if in the future this science will be used for the endless pain I have had for eighteen years with my surgery? Wow...I love science and how this man and his colleges will change the future...BRAVO AND CONGRATULATIONS!!😊😊
20 years from now this will look like the IBM computers of yesterday
In 18 years I will come back to see my comment.
This is truly amazing! I teared up a little watching this, and I'm not even an amputee, but I've seen the struggles of so many who can't do the things they loved because of lost limbs.
This is the most amazing thing I have seen so far, I am impressed. Losing one foot or arm is the worst I can imagine, but this research will help many people in the future and takes away the fear and desperation.
This guys is the definition of what it’ means to be a pure human being using his gift to help better the world .
I once saw a guy outside where I lived, with great physique and clearly exercised regularly, collecting mails with his girlfriend, walking and turning and doing all sorts of moves naturally... and he had prosthetic legs. Those were visually simplistically designed (now in hindsight I realised were) bionic prosthetic legs. I was in awe at how naturally he walked. I stared at them for so long in amazement and joy that I felt like a creep. Seeing these amazing technology in person was a very humbling experience, it made me want to contribute something great to the world too.
I know I'm late but this is such a cool, heartwarming comment. It also takes a kindhearted person to appreciate that!
where are you made
Dr Hugh Herr is an inspiration to everyone !
Absolutely amazing. Just been reading the story of Hugh Herr and realizing how we sometimes people can surmount anything and the most difficult situations brings out the best ideas.
Soo your telling me that if I lose both my legs, I can choose how tall I can be ??
Lol, you are crazy
@@revolt_4588 "mas rapido!"
How awesome is this??
And how great to see Derek in this as well!!
Brilliant, I sure hope bureaucracy won't get in the way, as it so often does when it comes to scientific achievements and better future
+ThyerHazard It's not an entirely empty hope, you know? Maybe there's a way we can all contribute to these projects, as mini sponsors, I'm sure there's a way to make it work, we just need a few good heads put together to sort it out, who knows, maybe Elon will turn into this direction as well, the only goal is to make it affordable and available to everyone, and of course, a little gratitude won't hurt
@@aspyr5681 or we could start our own company and make all these for affordable price for amputees who need one or a pair!
I actually love the fact that they don't try to make the limbs look "human", that would just make them weird looking and fall into the uncanny valley. Prothetics like these should look like cyborg limbs.
He has really embraced his situation and made the best out of it
I love his spirits
Darth Vader aproves.
Luke Skywalker also approves.
Judgementwolf's Den luke skywalker
I would love to see this. Having a prosthetic myself I honestly can't imagine what it'd be like to have one that's based off the electric signals thing... It looks beautiful honestly.
Sensory information is quite imporant too. Knowing whether the position, location and environment of your limb through pain, heat and cold sensors are extremely important.
I saw this video a few times since it was uploaded. And every time I tear up. My grandad is an amputee, he has one leg removed up to it's socket. His passive prostheses is good, it's like the best 90's technologie can make. It's newer, but the tech is the same it was when he received his first leg. I know that his quality of life would be better with a better prostheses. He is quite old (84) and he's now much weaker, so his passive prostheses while still being a help, is also more of a burden. It's a heavy piece of metal, plastic, and other stuff I can't easily carry.
I fills me with joy to know that today for many people their traumas are almost completely remedied by the technology, and sometimes technology even bestowes surplus benefits instead of all the drawbacks. I so wish this was accessible to everyone. So that otherwise healthy people would walk and run instead of using passive prostheses or, worse, a wheelchair. Racing cars and other fancy useless entertainment? Scrap that, that tech is a leech of resources which should be invested into improving the quality of life. I'm not against entertainment in general, but some of its forms are ridiculously excessive, a total waste. (Of course I know that these developments go over to other technologies like conventional cars, but they still waste a lot for... for what?)
This topic teaches right into my heart, I'm sorry for the long read.
Don't mind me, just taking notes for when I have to fight Vader.
Hello there
Pro tip go for the high ground.
First off, this is amazing, truly. So thankful for people and teams like this who find a way to create to help others.
That said, I’m pretty sure this guy is the main boss in an upcoming Deus Ex prequel game.
GREAT video! What amazing things are being done to help others - way to go MIT Media Lab.
What a genius and champ. He didn't allow the negativity to impede his goals. Respect.
Idk why but it's so satisfying to watch that guy walk with those legs I want just 10 hours of him walking around...
I DID ask for this! :D
Amazing that scientists invented such prosthesis to help someone and also amazing that the character who had his legs amputated had the stature and force of will to be able to overcome what he did!!
I like his mood,to loosing his leg like most of us,we would be down or in tears,or hopeless,he's confident and upbeat,and he makes loosing his legs worth while!
i'm telling you man we are gonna live in deus ex universe in like 20-30 years.
I agree. Price will be the slowing factor, not technology. Hopefully this sort of prosthetic gets cheaper and cheaper so more people have access to it.
@@bassemb i mean it's technically like a smart phone, you know? smart phones were so much more than now
It's you again! Saw you on a different video!
Let's just hope they only stick with robotic limbs.
So true. I hope they have faster loading screens by then though. And better ambient occlusion.
Veritasium! :D
He's finally made it big!
Andrew Caide wdym? he already has 4.6 mill subs. He is bigger than wired
I was surprised when Derek popping out...
I noticed him immediately
Amazing. Knowing a loved one that is an amputee this is such a step forward
Been watching Veratasium for so long now, and It's great to see the guy here on a Wired video! It literally took me by surprise to see him here
Starfox confirmed?
+Chrome Electlroz He is clearly your commanding officer.
they should add a machine gun to it
EVERYTHINGS EASIER WHEN HAVE A ROCKER LAUNCHER FOR AN ARM
Can't wait for Aigis (Persona 3) to be a thing that exists.
I would hide lots of candy inside it.
Or hidden blades. Pre-order and get free sunglasses implants!
This comment is the perfect summation of human men in a nutshell lol. "They should add a machine gun to it." 😂😂😂
Tanks to this nice tube showing us how the future of the prosthetic is already brought us to cybernetic for a better future.
That makes me share this incredible tube in my favorite Facebook group, "Future World."
I am so so happy Derek got this gig. Veritasium was the best info/edu channel and vastly under appreciated.
I haven't kept up with him and was very surprised to see him here. I was like "Has Veritasium fallen on hard times??"
@@jauxro I think he just enjoys it
@@ewfq2 oh, cool!
Hey, Derek!
I was wondering if you could do a video about Biology vs Technology. To be more precise: Why is a biological body superior/inferior to technological. The advantages and disadvantages of cyborgs. Are our biological bodies simply just very advanced technological bodies? If so then when will we reach the tech to create, for example, regenerative technology(regenerative as our bodies are). And this topic, I think, if ever taken into consideration, should be analyzed by taking into account brains(brain technology?) and our body. If for example our bodies are highly advanced technological pieces then are our brains even more advanced than that? Can these two be even compared this way? For example if I crush an ant, then will I destroy technology far more superior than the technological advancements we've made so far?
I find this topic very interesting and I sure can't be the only one.
Cheers!
Technology imo is just much directed development to achieve certain task. All our natural bodies have on the other hand evolved slowly for millions of years in a completely undirected manner just based on survival of the fittest.
Now that we have the ability to direct these changes ourselves, we don't need the entire slow natural selection process, we can just build what we want.
We already have built legs comparable to our human ones. Only a matter if time when we are able to built artificial bodies which can completely supercede the abilities of our own bodies.
Probably something equivalent will be possible for brain as well.
@@kunalsingh4418 Yes well. In a way the artificial bodies we've built are more superior to our biological bodies. They are more durable and often have more strength. However, they are not self-sustainable. I.e you cannot got into the nature and power that artificial body. This is something you can do with our biological body. At some point you could probably harness enough solar power and other energies to power your artificial body. It depends on the environment in which you want to keep it powered.
Would be cool if we could power the artificial body via biological means as well (i.e eating :) ).
I think brains in a way are much more complex though than any other part of the body. Specially in the function it serves. Every other organ we have has a "simple" task: pump blood, use oxygen, digest food for energy etc. And these functions they fulfill are much easier to replicate compared to replicating the function of the brain.
They are changing disabilities into superpowers. Imagine these being upgraded so that the people can jump high, sprint faster than normal human, climb anything with amazing grip, etc.
Iron Man jet legs would be nice. Or maybe something out of Alita. Simple convertable roller blades...I'm already getting jealous. They can walk on fire ffs...
@Andromeda Vieira Not yet...
ruclips.net/video/DEFwP1d-8iI/видео.html
every step he takes is an absolute powermove
I love the technology and happy to see people in need are using the tech to overcome boundaries. I just don’t want to see people willing to amputate themselves just gain these prosthetics
Give it 50 years and we'll be living in a cyberpunk reality. I can give my left arm for that as I am sure I'll be able to just get a wolmart replacement.
The greatest thing to come out of Operations Enduring Freedom and Iraqi Freedom is the advancement in prosthetic limbs due to the proliferation of IED's during those conflicts. Thanks, Al-Qaeda!
One of the positive sides of war is the advancement in science and engineering, the allocation of resources in WW2 to war efforts made the rocketry and space flight of the later decades possible. Arguably we could have just used those resources in peace but we can't know for sure.
5:23 i was really engaged in the video until i saw that poster on the back wall
This is truly fascinating.
I wonder how long it will be before someone replaces all of their limbs and other body parts with specially made mech parts and turn themselves into the real life equivalent of a halfman/half spider/crab robot (ETC) videogame boss..
don't lie..
you KNOW someone *IS* going to do that eventually
There is no advantage to that unless you want a really large body.
Real life spider waifus c o n f i r m e d
By the time we have prosthetics that are worth replacing limbs on purpose, we'll have krispr, nanites, and 3D printing to "regrow" limbs, rewrite DNA to be better, electronically stimulate and even repair the muscle and tendon tissue a lot faster.
Yeah I don't think completely artifical organs will surpass biological / genetically enhanced ones any time soon.
WOW! what an inspiration. I wish I could walk regular again and Hugh is climbing mountains.
Fascinating that he has a perfect gait. If not for the sound of the actuators, if he was wearing pants, you'd never in a million years know his legs are missing. If he wanted to sprint, he would probably have to put on sprinting feet, but I imagine it won't be long before the legs he has now can also sprint.
When you run with two bionic legs are you able to keep running or do you still get tired?
While u still use ur muscles(which means u will get tired)u will last significantly longer. And u wont get kramps. And u are less likely to get injured too
You will get tired quicker. You miss about 50 muscles and have to use more energy so you’ll tire out faster
It depends on the legs! There are many different prostheses, and if you look at the kind of legs Oscar Pistorius used to wear to run, they actually have a sort of spring action built into them, which does help propel you forward.
vinyl hedgehog those are called Cheetah springs. You don’t walk with them - only run.
@@vinylhedgehog5574 Wait, so did he really become a gold medalist in the summer olympics and did he get charged with attempted murder? Or is the trailer wrong? This is crazy..
As the Iron Hands say: *THE FLESH IS WEAK!!*
Or in the words of their perverted cousins in the Iron Warriors: IRON WITHIN, IRON WITHOUT!
HE TOTALLY ADDED A COUPLE INCHES TO HIS HEIGHT WHEN HE DESIGNED THOSE! But ay when you innovate you get to set the rules, Hugh Herr you're an inspiration keep doing what you do!
this guy's life seems so interesting. it would make a great movie or documentary
No wonder why this climber guy doesn't need to hide his prosthesis. This is awesome!
Don even want to know how expensive this must be
awesome. I wish _all_ amputees could get it. But also, I think nothing can replace the feeling of having real legs - although if you already _don't_ have 'em, being a cool badass cyborg is a good option
I lost part of my right leg in March of 23. Watching videos like this made me feel a lot better.
i really want to work on these thing
+oldcowbb Same here mate :D
Seeing this makes me wanna be part of their team, making a difference to the world !
+oldcowbb You are not the only one. I want to join in and help out. Watching this video really reminds me the game Deus Ex: Human Revelation. I just hope we will not go down same story like in the game.
***** :D lol :D
unfortunately we are humans :D
and we have the tendency to go down that path !
but then again there are those who will set things right ^_^
+Armand Castro I had exactly(!) the same thought just now. ;)
Same here. After I finish high school, I really want to learn mechanical or electrical engineering in college so that I can design and create prosthetics. I think it'd be really cool to see a future where prosthetics are seen not only as a solution to medical problems, but also as a luxury, and a sort of fashion statement.
The answer is yes, yes they can. Prosthetics can literally be made to fit any situation, unlike our feet.
Nice video but I'm not entirely too sure that the title fits with the narrative.
They didn't really go into the idea that prosthetic limbs can perform better than humans but they merely suggested the idea. Either way dope video and I'm happy that people are enhancing technology
This is really next level!
*Uploaded 4 years ago*
"We know what to do"
"Cant catch the Octrain"
"Must Go Faster!!!!"
"non terra plus ultra"
This was back in 2015 think about how much it must have advanced by now. I remember reading online like 3-4 years ago that a big problem with prosthetics is that you can't feel something that is touching the prosthetic such as when you put pressure with your feet on the pedal of a car (which was the example I read about) and how people with prosthetics don't drive as well as they used to if they can make it so that you sense what happening with your prosthetic such as someone or something touching your prosthetic arm or leg instead of only feeling something near where the prosthetic meets the amputated part of the body
I feel like this question is the same type of questions that's asked if the radio or TV
will replace newspapers, short answer yes, but it's really just a preference now