Paralyzed man walks after bluetooth connects his brain and spine
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- Опубликовано: 23 май 2023
- A man paralyzed by a cycling accident is able to walk again after an experimental operation by neuroscientists and surgeons in Switzerland.
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After 12 years of paralysis, his muscles are severely deconditioned. I'd love to see his progress as his muscle strength improves. What an amazing accomplishment!
true, which got me thinking how different it'd look on a person that recently got paralyzed
Yes, I wondered HOW his muscles could do as needed since accident was 12 years ago. I'm happy for him and hope this advance in science will continue evolving and help everyone in need. What an accomplishment !!!
Yes, this is what I don't understand. His muscles would be severely atrophied after such a long time. I wish they would explain this.
@@maryvallettakeith6146 What's to explain? He can once again stimulate muscle growth.
Most of them don’t do this but the more athletic ones do repetitive exercise via manually moving their legs with their hands or machines that allows the muscles to be stimulated (like those things you stick on your abs from those infomercials) so they at least retain some muscle mass on their legs and not be completely atrophied to the point of being useless.
Feels like a turning point moment for anyone with spinal injuries limiting their movement. Incredible work.
Could it help people with als move again tho? That’s so sad of how that disease effects ppl. Makes me think of that former New Orleans saints player. Steve Gleason? I thought Gleason was his last name
@@miamiman24 you are right. Such a terrible disease.
think just jamming the Bluetooth to is leg lol definitely should be wired
Cute. Do you honestly believe that this will be made available to the common folk?
@@pRyudo yes, because tech like this will eventually be developed enough so that it's standard treatment. That always happens with breakthroughs like this.
Now THIS is what I looked forward to when I thought about the future as a kid! So excited for his journey to recovery and props to the amazing scientists behind this
Yup. This is only the beginning too.
Totally amazing I can’t wait until it reaches all the people that need it. This is such a miracle ❤
@@Jake-sk5wm So happy I’m witnessing it to be honest
you're making it sound lik all the other incredible leaps in human history were pointless. from the Kardashians to smartphones, all of this is the future that brought us to this moment.
@@ItsKaiOpinion you’re right, i apologize. Thank you to the Kardashians and smartphones, these scientists wouldn’t be here without you
Imagine being told you will NEVER walk again. Just the ability to stand up and give someone you love a hug is something that so many of us take for granted. This is truly amazing and once again speaks volumes about the doctors dedicating their lives to helping us♥️
Imagine when they tell you sorrry you can’t afford this option!!!
@@patmartin2730 I understand that, but the point is that we're on the way to better treatment. Most people couldn't afford lasik and now it's standard procedure. Unfortunately, like everything, treatment goes to the wealthy first...
Buddy of mine had a wear and tear spine, doctors said He wont be able to walk let alone stand, spent 6 weeks on hospital bed. He went to physio religiously. He's walking with crutches the first few weeks I saw him, then after that he's walking without it.
Doctors may say it will never work through their observations and results they see on paper, but if you're willing to do something, you may be and possibly able to do what seems impossible at first.
@@patmartin2730 that pretty much only happens in america and third world countries
@@2GreeDie the mind is very powerful. iv seen many stories like this.
Wow, why isn’t this the top story in news outlets? This is a huge step forward!
EDIT- It was a rhetorical question. Please stop giving your opinion on the media. 😂
Because it doesn't involve Kim Kardashian or celebrity gossip
I see what you did there lol
The Associated press is covering it so it’ll be copied by all the other news channels. Gradual scientific improvement doesn’t get a lot of airtime on the news.
How long until the average public can get these? If it’s soon then it’s news
It doesn’t set us commoners at each other’s throats. That’s all the media exists to do. _It’s like this on purpose and it isn’t just all about the money._
Yes I know. I wasn’t genuinely asking why the media doesn’t cover actual news. I was just drawing attention to the fact that this sort of thing should be huge news, but if it isn’t distracting people from the real problems in society, then the news won’t cover it.
Because it's not a profit-generating pill that's part of a big cycle of symptoms and side effects and endless profits.
This is an excellent development towards medical science. Kudos to the whole team involved
Yes
JESUS is coming soon and JESUS is the only way to salvation accept JESUS as your LORD and SAVIOR today!!.!!!...!!
@@Disciple_777 very sad. Ask him not to come
I concur
AI is the devils tool. It will use it to control the masses. Including bluetooth! Wake up sheeple.
That is a staggering achievement. Mr Oskam is not a patient, he is a pioneer.
@Hello there, how are you doing this blessed day?
He's a privileged white male.
This guy will be in my prayers. I can't even get my bluetooth speaker to stay connected.
I was going to say the same thing! 😂
He's not doing too badly considering he hasn't used those muscles for 12 years. The atrophy alone would limit him, but also re-learning to use stabilizing muscles to stand, walk, and climb stairs. He looks slow and shakey now, but he should only get better with time. We live in amazing times.
Okay Rick
@Dan David someone didn't get hugged enough as a child
@@humansomewhat2167 sorry for your sad life bro. Keep ur head up
@@dandavid2027 I'm sorry your parents neglected you. It must've been so hard for you.
@@neofrxst really sad diss 😎
My uncle was in a wreck in 1963. He was 18. He has been paralyzed from the neck down since. This is wonderful news. Congratulations
Is he still alive?
He's alright
Whoops that was a typo , heart
Whoops I divided something. That's perffffffff 💦 furrrrrttttttt ddd. Everything is the same. Heart soul brain
No comment
As a spinal cord injury nurse this is miraculous to see. My heart is so grateful and humbled by all who made this possible 🙏🙏🙏
Keep in mind that he likely doesn't have too much leg muscle at all at this point, so if he was able to build muscle in the next year or two, he may be walking perfectly normal. Amazing stuff
Yeah and risk yourself being hacked or controlled remotely
@@Kukhyaati “i swear baby, my body was not under my control, i don’t even like that thin blonde”
I don't think so, Bluetooth is too slow
@@gatoslokosforever 💀💀💀💀
Well he can walk even without Bluetooth too. Brain somehow built new links to the low body
I remember reading about this 15 years ago in high school in a popular science magazine and now here it is in use! This is so freaking awesome!!!
Halelutlya
15 years??!
Same, i remember them testing it on mice/rats.
@@9dra9on9 Science is slow, especially when it isn't being funded much. A version of the JWST was first proposed in 1996. A male contraceptive has been almost ready for years, but it was dropped because it lasts 10 years, and one is now being made that lasts a year.
There is a sugar substitute naturally occurring in plants that is safer for diabetics and has 0 calories, but attempts to get it approved have stalled, and I'm willing to bet the same sugar company that demanded sugar be in all American's food has something to do with it.
The technology to create chatgpt was known about from Google for years. One of the first Alzheimer's drugs shown to actually slow the progression of the disease was fast tracked to approval in January of 2023 We could've been living in a vastly different society if we put money where it's needed most.
@@9dra9on9 This kind of technology doesn't develop over night
What a time to be alive!! Great job to the team for such an amazing accomplishment. The future is now! I look forward to seeing more success stories in the near future. I'm hoping there will be government programs that will allow low-income families to benefit from this as well. Great job, everyone 🎉
I'm pretty certain if a public Go-fund me was set up for all those low income people in need of this, it is one Go-fund that everybody would be chipping in to help provide~!!
@@govindagovindaji4662 ❤️
hold on to your papers!
This really is incredible, I hope one day soon it'll be easily accessible for those effected by paralysis
This is incredible. Wow. What a time to be alive! Congratulations to the team behind this, and to the patient of course!
No because hes a straight white cis man. PRIVELEDGED get everything first!
Incrediby laughable. Wires work more reliably. You're awed by the tech, or maybe you like the idea of getting remote control of his legs.
@@mikemondano3624who shat in your cornflakes? How are you not amazed by this technology which is clearly the future for people with paralysis?
Yea right. Bluetooth can connect a head to the spine but when I'm asking for quality audio while using the microphone I'm asking for the world appearently!
@@mikemondano3624 bruh what are you crazy l😂
I’m actually crying so hard. I haven’t seen my mom walk in over 2 years. I know this stuff is still very experimental and likely won’t be available in time for my mother to walk again, but the thought that some day some other family won’t have to go through what we’ve experienced is a very powerful one. I hope this technology flourishes!!! 🤞🏻🤞🏻
Hope ....
You never know when something like this will be available to everybody. Could be tomorrow or It could be 50 years from now. Not something that someone like your mother should rely on or expect, but rather a beacon of light, and hope. I pray that your mother has found solace in her life, and fights for it for as long as she can. If you don’t mind me asking, what was the reason or cause of her losing the ability to walk? Is she completely paralyzed?
It would, if they took money away from the military industrial complex, and gave it to researchers. One of the biggest evils in history is capitalism.
dont cross this out as an option for you guys yet! 😊 who knows what the future holds? and this tech may be very new for us who are just hearing it now but it has been under development for who knows how many years... lets see where life takes us
With how fast technology has been progressing lately I wouldn't lose hope. We're advancing decades in the span of years.
Now this is fantastic. I'm so happy for this man and I'm very proud of all the people involved in making this.
I’m so happy for him. This is amazing.
This is absolutely incredible, can't believe this hasn't been highlighted all over the place. This is big news and BIG progress!
It's been all over medical social media. It takes the general news sites a while to catch up.
Unfortunately any form of scientific advances is only portrayed in media if companies are willing to pay for PR or it turns viral.
Most people interested in this field have been aware of this technology through Neuralink etc.
What if someone hacks his blutooth and makes him do the thriller dance
If this is for real, then they should do this to other people
This is phenomenal. It gives hope to those who are wheelchair bound due to sickness or injury. In ten years, it will progress further. Congratulations to the teams involved, and most especially to this man.
Somehow I get the feeling if MrBeast tries to do this to others
There will be people who's using Wheelchair will get angry at him and say MrBeast Offended the wheelchair People
People are not bound to a chair that requires being tied down. . They USE chairs.
Try saying that to greedy business people i bet the procedure costs over $5000
@@pernemakennelfucking idiot, youre telling me a dude with a fractured spine uses a wheelchair out of his own accord? Ofc not he uses it since he requires it and is therefore bound to it.
I am thinking about how many of our Service Men and Women who come back from the military with lots of different types of injuries, this is definitely life changing.
This is fantastic. We need more of this. So many suffering from illnesses and disability
Taking into account just how weak his muscles have to be after that long, the progress he's making is phenomenal and there's so much potential for him down the road. Can't wait to see more!
This made me cry… I’m rooting for this man and for further advancement of this technology… this will gives soooo many others hope
This is incredible! This should be all over the news! I know every one paralyzed right now is shedding some tears of hope.
That is exactly what I said as I watched the video. This is a miracle and will give hope to all paralyzed people over the world. Why is it not on main stream news sites? This is what Musk has been attempting to do with Neural link. They got the jump on him.
What a negative mindset we have as a society. Something so wonderful is ifnkred
@@AlphanumericCharacters *Explain please*
It's likely not mainstream because Tina Turner just died at 83. Sadly people care more about the death of a well known superstar than a piece of experimental tech that can maybe allow you to walk again.
Exactly what I thought as I was watching the video.
I need this. I’ve been in a chair for 17 years now. Really think that things like this could be so revolutionary for SCI patients. I’ve been thinking about these things and following these new ideas for awhile now. It’s amazing to see what they’re doing.
I hope this becomes reality for you. Blessings.
I hope you get your chance very soon!
You got it man, don't let a disability stop you from doing your hobbies and whatever you want. Sure it may not seem as easy as other people do it but remember others have their limits too. I've seen disabled people drifting in car competitions with only their feet and shoulders for example. You got it bro
I hope you can have access to this technology soon! 👍
This would be great, but not all paralyzed people will benefit from this. The cause of paralysis has to be the spinal cord. If the brain stops emitting signals to the legs for an XYZ reason, this invention will be utterly useless 😢.
Fantastic thanks docs and everyone involved. Gives hope to people who will need this in future 👍🏽
This is revolutionary. Restoring the ability to walk in a paralyzed person is an amazing feat, but with the technology they used I'm assuming that you can do this with other appendages, like the arms and hands. It appears relatively simplistic in its construction too. Incredible!
Relatively simplistic in it's construction?
I'm amazed that they manage to restore any kind of communication between the brain and spine at all. If this story turns out to be legit, it should qualify for a Nobel price in Medicine.
@@epaminon6196 It's two electrodes on the spinal chord and brain, that's extremely simple relative to what it does. You would expect something more complex. And yes, I think it would receive the Nobel prize as well, if it is real, which I think it is. Associated Press is a reliable source.
@@surr3al756 🤦🏽♂️
And the fact that it uses the same signal we use to CONNECT OUR HEADPHONES TO A COMPUTER/SMARTPHONE is amazing
@@camilorodriguez5602 I know right! I don't think the inventor of Bluetooth had this in mind when he created it.
This is a very big deal and congratulations to all involved in helping this man get a part of his life back.
This is amazing. Kudos to all the PTs out there.
Wow!...amazing! Kudos to the neuroscientist and their medical team.
So happy for him. He is so gracious and well-mannered in the way he spoke, and was only 28 when that cycling fall 12 years ago left him paralyzed.
I'd be sobbing like a baby, if this happened to me. I'd also be jumping for joy! ... once I had my leg strength back.
Great minds involved in this. I'm an elder now, I never thought I'd get to see this type of miracle before leaving this earth. With everything sooo messed up currently, this is definitely a breath of fresh air. ❤
It's so amazing the ingenuity some humans have. I hadn't even considered wireless bluetooth communication to make it happen. It's wild the progress humanity has made in the last century.
Amazing, hope for full recovery (can't help thinking of hooking it up to Spotify)
This is so beautiful to see. We need more positive news like this!!
This is absolutely astonishing! Credit to the researchers, scientists, and medical professionals who made this possible. The people who this will help will be eternally grateful and I can think of no better reward than knowing you’ve helped so many people recover and have a wonderful life.
Thank you. I worked tirelessly on this project
amazing but elon musk is better
Same,i hope with this,ALS effect can be reduced till we get better technology to treat it
@@Stagfire222 Unfortunately, It's unlikely that this type of technology will do much for degenerative diseases like ALS. I'm certainly no expert on ALS but I can't imagine that current technology can stop nerve cells from breaking down. This technology is great for people who are paralyzed because the issue lies in a severed connection. Reconnecting two halfs of a whole is a lot less complex than trying to prevent the breakdown of the nervous system.
"Astonishing"? You mean horrifying.
Wow. This is HUGE. It's going to change a lot of lives.
Technology is expanding exponentially. There's no reason why AI wont be able to find cures for the rarest of diseases, cancer, paralysis etc in our lifetime.
@@emgregory528 THE AMERICAN GOVERNMENT ALREADY HAS A CURE FOR CANCER YOU PEOPLE NEED TO START WAKING UP & RELAIZE YOUR BEING LIED TO BUD
Revelations 13:16-17. They will want everyone to have it. This is the mark of the beast.
@@emgregory528 they hate cures as cures don’t make money
@@JescaML i think you’re missing the point of that verse
This is so cool! Happy for him & happy for all the scientists involved. 🎉
Great, great, great. Much love to these ppl creating these. Keep the work going!
Ain't no way we're already starting to connect our bodies like this. It's insane
If simple human minds have thought up the things we have, just wait till we have a machine in charge using a quantum computer to process every bit of data known to mankind. It will probably be both bewildering and terrifying all at once.
I know right??? I’m actually bamboozled
I'm actually more surprised they didn't do it earlier but well the whole reason for this is as allways money.
@@sex799 lol ya you could hack someone's body and make them do evil things
@sexweed That's not how hacking works.
This is absolutely unreal! This is such an accomplishment. Bravo to everyone who worked on this.
They did it with wires years ago. Any hobbyist could convert it to Bluetooth.
@CarFreak those are surgeons installing the tech, not the scientists, and i think his point is that it's not new and the bluetooth is just a simple upgrade from what they were already doing years ago. And if the people you voted for weren't busy destroying our economy funding LGBTQ, pointless wars and getting rich themselves, wasting trillions, they probably would be able to invest in improving on things like this and curing diseases.
Yeah! I hope China don't make a class A copy out of this because they will definitely put some female voice that tells you that the "ze bluetooth zevice is connected as successfulley"
Seriously 🫡
@@carfreak2206 lol!😂
Just amazing! Very happy for the gentleman!
I’m in awe and praying they keep making progress with this. There’s so many people they could help.
People they could help!!!😂 What a joke. The majority of people in the world has always lived in poverty. Wait till virus x comes out
I am a pessimist. If they can control it via bluetooth, they could literally walk you around without you being in control.
@@myrhev
I think "negative" is the word.
@@myrhev
The transmitter is his brain.
@@myrhev that’s what you got out of this???
Why’s doesn’t this have more views??? This is revolutionary! I am very excited when this is public for everyone to reclaim their lives and be able to move again!
Because it takes away money from the health care industry . Less money makes people mad
guys it has a million views in three days, calm down. y'all are the most negative ones here
@@jackhammer4499 it had 800k before
Nobody trusts AP, this story is the biggest lie AP pushed since the election.
Medicine and REAL science is kinda niche thing. Wait a bit till mass media tries to milk emotions from this video.
This is amazing!!! Congrats to everyone involved, especially the patient. Well done 👍🏽 🔥👏🏽
This is why I got up this morning! what a great accomplishment for humanity. To who ever thought of this then made it happen we all congradulate you sir.
@Hello there, how are you doing this blessed day?
Wow this is humongous! Congratulations to the people who worked on this and endured. Strength to my mans who is relearning how to walk 🤝🏾
Is he able to download "running" as well?
Sometimes, when I feel bad and begin to really resent the world, I remember stuff like this and get a bit hopeful again. I’m happy for this man and thankful for the scientists!
Same
This is another stepping stone to the end times
@@deafbyhiphop begone doomsayer!
@@deafbyhiphop If the end of times means I can have a minigun mounted to my arm, I'm all for it
Those with the intelligence to come up with this type of miracle are often the unsung heroes in our chaotic world. In an ideal world, *they* would be our celebrities.
Magnificent. Many congratulation to the doctors who accomplished this miracle.
This is wonderful~! I seriously doubt if he cares whether it is ever miniaturized or not. Thanks to all who are working on this. May it get to as many paralyzed people as possible in the soonest amount of time possible. I think we'd all chip in to a Go-fund me for that~!!
This is the kind of stuff that makes me smile and cry at the same time. Well done.
You forget that this treatment exists only for the rich.....
@@JMJAYProductions Oh for sureeeeee. I however, as an amputee know full well they get that stuff first, because only the rich get hurt! After a few years though, they get GREEDY and decide to sell to the common folk. LOLZ! Creep on dude...
@@JMJAYProductions in America maybe
Me and my friends have a dream to work in science technology and this gives me a lot of inspiration
This comment rubs me the wrong way. I interpret it as pity for a human you believe is lesser because they’re injured.
I am in awe of how doctor's and scientists keep moving forward with our expanding technology. The act of being able to stand after years of confinement to a chair would have brought me sobbing to my knees.
Yet some talk about gender assigned at birth
Is this real!????
@@notyourtypicalcomment2399
...Elaborate.
Me too!!!! ♥️
as long as the bluetooth doesnt disconnect 🤣
Amazing I wish you the very best and hope this system will be available to all
Bless every scientist, hobbyist, lobbyist, philanthropist involved in bringing this tech online in this way!!!
This is incredible and a real breakthrough for people with mobility disabilities. Congrats to this young man! These are the kind of things the world needs now instead of wars and divisions.
Wars will always be a thing.
Yeah, but this won’t make money like wars and divisiveness.
How sad.
Don't worry bro, Murica will find some way to make this into the worst possible outcome for 90% of people like it always does.
Really happy for the guy and the team. Wish to see them both make progress in their efforts. This invention on a larger scale could benefit so many in need
This should be breaking news all over the world! I’m I missing something? This is amazing! Blessings to you and all the doctors. Well done!
Yeah you’re missing something
@@user-ro9md9wp3j okay then what is it B? Btw… Can I ask you a question? What does the b in your name stand for. Because I have a few ideas….
@@_YESIMHIGH missing the goals of the news.
It was a top story in several news outlets. I’m subscribed to Apple News and received several notifications for this story from different news outlets. Maybe you need to read more instead of watching videos.
I should read more? Sorry you’re having a bad day. Maybe one day you’ll have compassion. It’s about treating others with respect.
Imagine like, walking by somebody else with one and you connect with the other person’s spibe
Literally crying. This is truly amazing. ❤
Imagine connecting to someones spine instead of your speaker
This xD
@@AnxietyRanger Then playing some DnB into their spinal chord. We will break Olympic running records.
We need more news like this. Not the bad news we get every day.
Exactly
Yes
Agreed!
You are 100% correct my friend!
Cheers from Switzerland and have a wonderful Weekend
But both news are imortant.
Congratulations to the team who worked on that technology and gave new hope to the people with paralysis ❤️❤️
How awesome. It's so great foe the patient, and I'm glad we are allowed to see these clips
This is the future. This is what real medicine is about. We all need a reminder of what it’s truly about. I’m glad this is getting press attention
Very well said, we need to share this on Facebook to reach alot of people
slow down their bud..... you will be dead before you ever experience such $$$ care especially if you are a yankee. Remember it is all about managing perception
I cannot say it better. This is what real medicine is all about.🤩
@@andynull8869 I see you trolling out here
Many many many branches of ‘real medicine’, while lifting this up don’t take from others.
My cousin was literally just paralyzed a couple months ago. This is huge and I hope this technology gets further research and development
and cant help but think what happens to this man on the street when someones jamming signals walks by
Gertjan je bent een topper ga zo door hopen dat je geen blauwe tand krijgt veel succes in je progressie
This is amazing!! Why isn’t this being covered everywhere?
Uhhh..its on EVERY news outlet EVERYWHERE 🤷♂️🙄
Because the medical industry hasn’t wanted to cure anything for decades now....they can’t make money on people who recover\ don’t need medicine...medical devices...visits..and so on....,wake up.
@@livelongandprosper70 Absolutely not. Only seen it on RUclips
@@josefinebliss2801 There are hundreds (probaly thousands) of online articles about it.
Search for: paralyzed man walks bluetooth brain spine implants. Where are you expecting to see it?
Because the news media want to make you perpetually scared, not happy
im currently in the psychology field but i started out wanting to do comp sci so i LOVE seeing advancements like this, this is exactly the kinda stuff we need to be using our technology for!!
Absolutely amazing, would love to see a 6 and 12 month follow up!
Wow this is brilliant get well soonish sir
What a time to be alive. This is amazing.
The best way to sum it up.
Simply unimaginable.
We will witness many horrors in our time, brace yourselves.
@@fleshbag7754 edgy af boii
@@inertboi is it?
Call me paranoid, but this tech is scary. People need to remember Jurassic Park.
@@fleshbag7754omfg, Jurassic Park isn't reality homeboy. Media brain rot.
I was partially paralyzed last year from a disc compression. So, I can partially feel this guy's condition. Once, again, reason and technology to the rescue.
@Madalin Basically just to prevent it don't eat poorly, smoke, or do unhealthy things and be careful while carrying heavy things, don't fall over or crash headlong into stuff
OK there Partial Paul settle down
@@newportnelson It took only 3 comments to get to a bickering one. Thanks, humanity.
I love seeing this kind of progress. What a time to be alive indeed. I always wonder what it would be like for someone who lived in even just the 1800s to see what kind of world we live in today.
Full of wasted electronic on so many ways while also being very modern
I can’t believe this isn’t getting more recognition. This is incredible. Never would’ve thought this could happen. Technology is incredible.
Just wait and see what Neural link will be capable of.
@@gj9157 Neuralink is a BCI. It means you will be able to read text messages in your eyes... Big whoop. This is actually attempting to improve someone's life, though with only one apparent success case so we need to be patient and see if it actually works successfully in more cases.
Lol they will make this a subscription model. Walk for just $9.99 a month!
Miss a payment and you become useless again😂
@@xmlthegreat i believe i heard musk say that the first implementation of neuralink would be to help brain/spine injuries, what you are talking about is a longer term goal, not the only one...
@@xmlthegreat brain dead💀
I have a friend who has a paralyzed arm due to a motorcycle accident. We’ve always joked why he didn’t just amputate it. He’s always had hope for this technology. It will be amazing to continue seeing this development.
My friend still rides with only his left arm functioning all of the controls. He rips mtn twisties on his KTM supermoto. You’re a G Brian. Keep rippin!
Hope that day that your friends gets back on his feet again through this amazing technology :)
@@kaylostinspace bruh you didn’t read it, his friend had his *ARM* paralyzed.
@@your.local.duck. saying 'getting back on your feet again' is an expression, they might not have meant it literally.
@@waffle3835 that's the way to take the sourness out of the lemons and lemonade!!
you're awesome!
So he didnt learn a lesson
I hope they can help a lot more people with this! ❤️
Most likely only rich people
yes this is fantastic news, I have been waiting 23 yrs for ths after having a motorcycle accident.
Sooo happy for him and what it means for others also!❤❤❤
This is another level! This! Is what i have been waiting for. People talk phone, camera, shoes, tv when they talk about technology
that’s history being made right now. what a time to be alive
This is simply amazing, the people who worked on this deserve a worldwide applause.
nobel peace prize.
Awesome! This will help so many people!
Wow this is amazing breakthrough and invention!!
Wow! Congratulations to everyone involved in making this happen! You’re a blessing to humanity
Your welcome .
I find myself becoming emotional watching this clip despite not being paralyzed myself. This is truly an awe inspiring achievement for the science of rehabilitation. Bravo to the scientists and to Mr. Oksam himself for their hard work in reaching this milestone.
Absolutely phenomenal
This video deserves more recognition.
Jules Verne said( paraphrased) that if man could imagine it, it could be done. This is a stellar example of the incredible, hard work of scientists and researchers, who deserve a huge hats off. Really happy for everyone!
Look around, the whole human society has been build and is built from human imagination, there's nothing impossible.
@@catalinul1461 yep all just takes time, some stuff more than others
That’s why I get really sad when people say they miss the old times. Like I know why they say that, but I still can’t help it. Things nowadays are so much better than the past. We have just now started improving more and more. One day, we might even have a cure for cancer. Now if we could improve on the environmental side too, that’ll be amazing.
This is an absolute game-changer bravo!!!
this is one of the most amazing things i've ever seen
This is amazing and I’m hardly ever amazed or use that word lightly 😮
I literally have no words. I was watching this with my jaw dropped. Tech is changing lives. May they continue to help more people.
Tech will be the end of the human race😂 just wait till AI kills everything
Fun until someone hacks his Bluetooth
what an accomplishment!! amazing! congrats drs. and well wishes to the patient!
That's some next level stuff right there! This gives ALL who have suffered spinal injuries a second chance to live a normal life!!❤
every day we get closer to cyborg humans beign a reality
I love this! That is so amazing. It really is great the wonders that things people create can do. If only more effort was spent creating things to help people.
Wow, this is what we need more of
Thumbs up to you. Don't give up, ever! Back in 2019 I broke my neck and was told I wouldn't walk again. They lied, I walk with and cane, and sometimes without. I was given a wheelchair and a walker. And it's just taking up space. Prayers go out to you.
They didn’t lie, they were simply wrong. Glad it worked out for you.
A diagnosis can never be 100% correct all the time, they didn't lie
When you really want to do something like walk again.. you will..
@@runningwater7873 sorry to say that This is bs. The power of will can be strong. But it's an insult to every person, who got paralyzed and really has no chance to walk again. You're basically saying, that the ones who don't make it, are too weak and don't fight enough. This is pure bs! There are things one is not able to change by himself.
@@runningwater7873 How about we use you as an experiment to prove that revolutionary theory (in 2023!!!!)?
Best wishes to this man
pls make this available in every country, i would anything for this