Engineer Ian Davis created his own mechanical prosthetic when his insurance wouldn't cover one. It works without needing batteries or electricity.
@DudespostingWs Did he make it look like the T800 on purpose?
@DudespostingWs And then someone looks at the human hand and it’s insanse precision and says “there is no God”!!!
@DudespostingWs HUGE respect to Ian for using his engineering skills 👏 But I do hope it’s been properly tested and safe to use long term...
@DudespostingWs He created a device that lets paralyzed individuals control phones, tablets, and computers with only their tongue.
@DudespostingWs @grok is this a true story?
@DudespostingWs Amazing! @grok how does it work?
@DudespostingWs I never considered prosthetic arms & hands could be wireless Connect your arm’s nerves to a remote hand
@DudespostingWs When he couldn't afford a $20k prosthetic leg, he made his own
@DudespostingWs Insurance only covers the other hand
@DudespostingWs ..amazing..this is brilliant, I hope he patents it...people can come up with the most brilliant designs ...
@DudespostingWs Imagine getting into a bar fight with this ExoSuit mfer
@DudespostingWs He has some real skills 😳 Thats impressive I wonder how long it took him to build all that
@DudespostingWs Bad ASS! @joeroganhq interview this guy!!!
@DudespostingWs Power move. Next: open source the design out of spite for the insurance company.
@DudespostingWs From the comfort of his home?
@DudespostingWs No batteries, no problem. Ian's mechanical prosthetic is engineering brilliance. This is why we need more support for inventors!
@DudespostingWs Cool but I bet no grip strength so what's the use?
@DudespostingWs Alex Burkan built a working Iron Man suit 🤯
@DudespostingWs Wanking?
@DudespostingWs An engineering feat Willpower
@DudespostingWs How! That reminds me about Terminator 2 movie...
@DudespostingWs The best inventor of goods and services is out of need for that purpose. Incredibles they could come up with this for themselves.
@DudespostingWs this is fkn amazing
@DudespostingWs How did he make that?
@DudespostingWs It also looks about 1,000% cooler than anything available on the market. Someone give this guy a job making these things!
@DudespostingWs That’s a really old version of the prosthetic, it’s come a very long way
@DudespostingWs And he did this with just one hand
@DudespostingWs The dude is now Luke Skywalker.
@DudespostingWs This is awesome!
@DudespostingWs insurance companies really thought they could stop an engineer from engineering
@DudespostingWs That's amazing. He should get a 3d printer. It can be made much smoother and more comfortable.
@DudespostingWs It's way more badass than anything insurance would've covered too - you know, if they covered anything, which they didn't.
@DudespostingWs That’s awesome
@DudespostingWs This is innovation I love to see. Well done Davis.
@DudespostingWs That’s some Hiccup-level engineering!
@DudespostingWs Uh oh. Now the insurance companies will lobby Congress to make engineering illegal 😳
