CES 2018 - Suit X Exoskeleton at the Consumer Electronics Show 

because they know better.

Probably because it's extremely cumbersome and early stages of this tech that allow the person to walk little better than if he were to have the current production prosthetic legs that have no battery packs to walk with. They 'walk' with crutches as well, only by swinging the legs from side to side. I see the miracle that we all want to see from sci-fi being in about 5, maybe 10 years (hopefully sooner for folks like this). We already have arms and hands that move via brain waves and small muscle movements! Why not legs!.

we could have done that 4 years ago, that's why.

“Technological miracle” is an oxymoron

It was theatrical for the sake of marketing.

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I hope someday it will be you walking again with these inventions, Keep your hopes up

I hope you can have this!!!! All the best!

I am already working on the creation of a more advanced ekzokostima for people with oranicheniyami physical abilities. I plan in September 2019 to show the prototype in public after patenting. Only a literate programmer is needed to create algorithms for the movement of bone. By yet it will be automatically automated due to the cost of the dates and the complexity of creating a budget model, but there will be manual semi automatic control. Now I'm working on his modeling with drawings and he made it cheaper because of some tricky decisions. The presentation will be in Russia most likely, there will also be the center of the company most likely. If everything turns out to be, forget about the bones of the navceda, as the suit itself will keep balance by guiding the spine. Cost of the costume will be about 3000 euros for the sample with the highest load capacity of 120kg. For other weight categories, the cost will be lower. If it's expensive, then it's because of expensive motherboards that updates will come and eventually a voice assistant will have access to all modes of the suit and will remember the passed road as it will be connected to GPS satellites to return home in automatic mode. The accumulators just do not know how much to rasschitivat. According to my estimates, somewhere around 6 kilometers must be enough, but if not, we will expand. I would be very grateful if you contact me. facebook.com/profile.php?id=100012300274354 instagram.com/_iron_man_4_/ It's gonna be allright !!!

One day it will be you. Best wishes 👍

I have no doubts these will become available in your lifetime

even after stem cell become a thing to use this will help people to do heavy precision job like contrasting or lifting

At this point it would actually be cheaper to get stem cell treatment (although only possible in Panama at the moment), and stem cells do mean you regain full body function. But stem cells can't fix life long injuries so this will be a good second choice.

Well, people have this neat little thing called eyes. What they do is read and see, and the video title/thumbnail looked promising, so we thought we'd see a short explanation and a demonstration. All we got was a guy fiddling with it and walking for around 1/4th-1/3rd of the video to the tune of loud royalty free music.

I added one thumb up, we need less Assholes and more people with lots of love to over power the evil ones.

At the vary least they could just... FAST FORWARD?

Well said. Not anywhere near the degrading blast of foul words I would use. This video gives me hope.

Anand's Percussion that's what's it's real for, they play this to capture our hearts.

Shut up Tony Stank!

Every technical advance is a double-edged sword. Take for example a knife. You can stick it in someone's heart or make your child a sandwich with it. The knife is neither good nor bad. It depends on the people who use it. That's the way it is with nearly every technique.

he can't even walk right with it...long ways off from stark tech.

@@waynefilkins8394 I think walking naturally is just a matter of computing power, which is growing exponentially. So probably not a big deal. Look how the robot "Atlas" by Boston Dynamics is allready walking. If his skill could be applied to a lamed human, that would be a good progress.

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I think it might not be able to push back. What it can do is lift the leg forward at the hip while keeping the knee loose and then when it reaches the ground the knee joint becomes rigid. So, its basically lifting the legs forward. The knee joint needs to be powered so it can forcefully bend backward.

Tidder T that doesn’t really make sense as a criticism. He said it and a bunch of other people agreed with him, so at least thirty people say and agree with it.

If it was made by boston dynamics they would beat the crap out of him

@Tidder T Its just a joke, the technology is pretty impressive !

It’s a joke

@Tidder T now atlas does parkour

Third World War, probably

this is just the beginning

@@giampaolomannucci8281 wow. Happy much?

william smith just being realist, has nothing to do with happiness or sadness.

@@giampaolomannucci8281 stuff like that is mostly on optimism and pessimism because it is not %100 guaranteed that that will be the case. Even if it is slightly likely. Almost nothing has 100% probability

We get shitty and useless wars instead.

@@theuberman7170 With war you get these things faster.. Big pressure on scientists from governments to accomplish tasks..

The Uberman get real snowflake

we get shit and useless wars instead of take care of humain

@@Hury209 Rather than a big pressure on scientists, was is simply giving scientists a lot more money to develop new technologies.

Indeed.

Yeah...toxic lakes, radioactive zones everywhere and protein bars made of insects for food. Beautiful.

"Future" technology maybe here sooner than you think.

nope. we are destroying faster than we are creating. by far. potential? tremendous. if only...

Californians moving out of the state * Hold my poor choices*

@@lepterfirefall insects are actually not bad at all! The other stuff tho..

a year later yes !! will but not as a sport

Swager Crew It works very well considering the stage of the technology. It is incredible that he can even stand on his own, let alone walk around

because of clickbate thumbnail!

Parth v the thumbnail can't be any less clickbaity than it is

" to thumbs down a paralyzed guy" - Unbiased equality. Not looking at the technology any differently regardless of whether the guy is paralysed or not.

I did because 3 quarters of the video is wasted as we sit and watch him adjust , plug -in , fiddle around instead of getting to the point and spend more time watching him stand , walk and maneuver .

10 - 15 years is a long time in tech. Tech moves fast.

In the next year, if everything goes according to plan, they will forget about the bones

Ya no doubt. Look at all these changes to our technology in the last 5 years. It's advancing quicker than ever before.

@@3d_i_industries_ua_868 I have not forgotten about my bones.

And avoid bed sores, the biggest medical condition to arise for those in a 'chair.

Excellent to get the disable out of the wheelchair.

Agreed!

@@HouseofDesignRobotics so are any updates on this?

Then when you refuse to give them your exoskeleton, they curse you and ridicule you for being unable to walk/stand properly.

This made up scenario pissed me off cause I can see it actually happening I know itd be a older lady with a can I speak to the manager haircut

@@aenoythouchalanh7838 omg hahaha

It is very incredible to help the disabled walk again.

Yes it will be.

Robert Marlin Robert Marlin You mean for all those who can afford to spend 500000 on an exoskeleton.

Eventually, there will be ways to get the cost down like cheaper materials and easier manufacturing. It won't be dirt cheap, but hopefully enough affordable for those who need it(PWDs and People who need it for rehab).

Yes its very nice to see him able to walk.

What other tech innovations are you looking forward to?