3D-printed exoskeleton helps young girl use her arms
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3D-printed exoskeleton helps young girl use her arms
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#2That was very cool. And yes, definitely reminded me of Aliens.
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#3This technology can not progress fast enough. Not even an exponential curve is fast enough for this.
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#4This technology can not progress fast enough. Not even an exponential curve is fast enough for this.
If you work on this technology the world should cancel all your leave until 2025.
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#5What does it do? Do the springs countweight her arms to give them neutral weight?
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#7What does it do? Do the springs countweight her arms to give them neutral weight?
I think that's the case. Early in the video, she was saying that she couldn't lift her arms anymore. It's like wearing exo-armor all the time for super strength.
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#8Earlier quoted context omitted.
If you work on this technology the world should cancel all your leave until 2025.
Umm what?
There are people who suffer because this technology either doesn't exist yet or is unavailable in their area...therefore the progress of this technology needs to sped up. As a joke I'm saying that all the leave should be cancelled for these engineers until the technology is available to the people who need it.
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#9Do you know what disease causes that sort of problem?
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#10Do you know what disease causes that sort of problem?
The video description on YouTube says it's arthrogryposis.