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13 Comments
EMPIREsays...I thought the Japanese had done this already, and not only cheaper, but also moves a lot faster.
edit: oh, and Israelis too.
LarsaruSsays...I, for one, hail our new paraplegic overlords!
But seriously, great stuff. Science FTW!
Opus_Moderandisays...Noticed his girlfriend didn't have one...
MarineGunrocksays...I believe the Japanese one you're referring to helps people that still have use of their legs - just very limited or weak use.
chilaxesays...Excellent! *humanitarian
siftbotsays...Adding video to channels (Humanitarian) - requested by chilaxe.
dagsays...Comment hidden because you are ignoring dag.(show it anyway)
Very cool. And a necessity for a paraplegic mechanic I would think.
Sericsays...I had never considered all the little things that being in a chair makes so difficult. Must make a world of difference :]
brycewi19says...*health
siftbotsays...Adding video to channels (Health) - requested by brycewi19.
honkeytonk73says...Wallace and Gromit came up with these things first...
ajkidosays...It's so slow that they didn't even bother showing him move more than half a step. Might as well get a wheel chair with an elevating seat.
jimnmssays...If it weren't for the douche bags making a fuss over stem cell research, he could probably be using his own legs instead of a machine.
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