Espers among us 😊. Let people do what they like.

[@Hygix_]

It's great to know that something like this is getting more advance so people can live like everyone else

[@kumarrishi485]

How much cost

[@EsperBionics]

Thanks for feedback!!!

[@vex_13]

Like everyone else? Its so much cooler then everyone else! I can imagine in the future this hand will be more useful then regular hands

[@devilboyraden]

​@@vex_13 lol, bionic legs are already outperforming human legs by a long shot so yeah you're probably not wrong at all.

[@damdampham2814]

Tay gia nay gia bao nhieu tien vay

[@-cams.]

I'm thankful that people like those in Esper Bionics exist, helping out people in need and lending them a lifting hand!

[@EsperBionics]

Thanks for motivation!

[@llccrrr]

@Miles Doyle 💀

[@aswalgaurav7579]

I'm the one who could understand importance of prosthetic hand. I lived whole my life with a single arm and sometimes even felt it's requirements. I don't know if I could afford it, but definitely someday if God want , I would buy one and that could change my life entirely. I would like to congratulate your team for such landmark innovation. #kudos

[@EsperBionics]

Thanks for motivation! You can submit your application on our website)

[@Blackadder75]

That's why we have health insurance, so the many can pay a little bit for the need of the few. I know not all countries have this, I hope you can one day be in a country with a civilized system of healthcare

[@random.3665]

@@Blackadder75 Finally, someone who understands the concept of health insurance. That is such a rare thing to see on the internet these days. Kudos!

[@evzone84]

I had no idea prosthetics had come this far. Even if it's not main stream yet, this still makes me so happy.

[@ItsJayYork]

bionics

[@volcanicashes1996]

bionics

[@chinoyomaji288]

Ive seen two types of prosthetic, old and new. Old one didnt seem to be too helpful, caused a lot of movement for the guy with his leg. The new one, was when i worked for amazon, we had a veteran who had lost both his legs, and amazon hsd paid for his two prosthetics and i mean just woow, his smooth walk like they were his own real legs. I was stunned and really happy to have seen him with such a new piece of technology benefiting him rather than work slightly against him.

[@skoldmo762]

its always beutifull seeing people with disabilities living their life without anything stopping them

[@inanothertime5227]

This just puts a smile on my face! Great job guys hopefully you guys can get even further, there is no stopping now.

[@iwantcheesypuffs]

You are changing lives in a beautiful and positive way. I get misty eyed at any of these videos.

[@martiddy]

The bionic arm is not only very dynamic and practical, but also looks very cool too.

[@EsperBionics]

But for people who have lost an arm it means a lot)

[@sidrakula9965]

@Esper Bionics how to get it,? also lost my hand

[@SuperDuperSigmaMale]

Hopefully you guys pop off in the future and create prosthetic limbs that work nearly as good or even just as good as organic human limbs. Also your company name "Esper Bionics" is super cool.

[@Blackadder75]

It sounds like a Magic the Gathering deck to me...

[@Hygix_]

AMO-

[@illuminati1866]

GUS

[@nizami8500]

yes

[@justcallmesiv]

the part of them all playing the board game together is heartwarming for some reason

[@REDACTED_7]

this is awesome! I love how there are so many people that are going to benefit from this technology

[@jesusfreak316]

This video made my 2022! Esper Bionics is leading the industry in (prayerfully affordable), functionally practical, and cutting edge prosthetics for people with a limb difference. As an aspiring roboticist still in college...I would love to work with this company and help people through technology! #Dreams

[@EsperBionics]

Thanks for feedback and motivation)

[@Gizzeit]

Inspiring. As I understand, these still lack active hand rotation and sensory features? Well, that's still great to have these - much much better than having absence of hand. It is not a "thing", it is rather "ability". Don't know their availability at the moment, but according to how fast development is going at this field, such devices will become common (for ones in need of them) in observable future.

[@shanekeenaNYC]

I would love to see a prosthetic that is able to speed type as fast as a court stenpgrapher. Those fast-twitch movements that come naturally from natural arms.

[@EsperBionics]

It is possible to rotate the brush using the other hand in the future and this will be automated. Finger pads - touch, you can click on the phone screen)

[@Gizzeit]

@@EsperBionics That's still brilliant. And even more so, understanding this is actually the beginning.

[@abdurasulmuhutdinov5532]

It's really cool that type of people can do what they dreamed in several years of their life

[@mohammadamaan9736]

This will literally blow up with improvements shocked to see this existed

[@SpaceCowboy64]

Jawdropping. Congratulations to all the engineers and professionals involved in the project.

[@engr.inigo.silva2000]

Grate advance of their technology. This is a motivation to keep my life on science. Greetings from Mexico.

[@marioamaya7609]

Es un trabajo espectacular, por una parte me alegra que exista gente que dedique su tiempo en desarrollar este tipo de prótesis, y por otro lado me da tristeza no tener los medios para acceder a estás prótesis. En fin felicitaciones y sigan así sembrando esperanzas

[@EsperBionics]

gracias por la fe! en nuestro sitio puede completar una solicitud si lo desea. Quédate con nosotros )!

[@TechOutAdam]

After everyone raving about the Apple Vision Pro, seeing something like this is what turns me on. We don't need more headsets. We need more useful tech like this.

[@AlterRaigo]

This is amazing!! I love the work you do, Esper!

[@tahirahmedqureshi6921]

You look like a beautiful doll and your beautiful hand does not detract from your beauty.

[@themanbehindthemask5675]

Its really impressive what this Handprotheses are actually can do. They recognize what is being gripped and automatically adjust the pressure.

[@ISHANKUMAR-r3y]

wonderful prosthetic tech by Esper Bionics

[@leonardocangialosi7552]

Incredible Good job!

[@Nova-li8ui]

Love to see it helping people. We should start intergrading machine to assist humans!

[@DaylightRobberyCA]

So amazing and impressive! Thank you Esper! Show us more Nika! We want to hear her story.

[@ResonanceRebirth]

This company will be the "Cyberpunk" company of the future. I would invest in it if I knew how. Keep up your amazing work, you're making people life shifting onto another level!!!

[@mawmaw4410]

i hope one day everyone who needs stuff like this can get easy access

[@adrianmuino3412]

I like the color, people look cool this way, there is nothing to hide.

[@mrigtp0529]

I used to have that board game as a kid, very fun game. It's also nice to see their hands able to handle such thin and light pieces.

[@crunchgd4924]

whats the name?

[@mrigtp0529]

@@crunchgd4924 Blokus is the name

[@samione]

It would be interesting to know the stories of these people like how they lost their hands or were they born without a hand and how they felt for the first time wearing a bionic hand.

[@EsperBionics]

Thanks for idea)

[@montagreloaded7586]

AMONG US

[@cozyflannel1312]

I.. wish I could afford the education to help a company/project like this one. I am so thankful people like you exist to create this technology. It's the kind of change the world needs, and I wish the path my life has taken led me to help make something like this get better and better.

[@Zlorthishen]

From the moment I understood the weakness of my flesh, it disgusted me. I crave the Strength and Certainty of Steel. I aspire to the purity of the Blessed Machine.

[@EsperBionics]

With great power comes great responsibility. -Peter Parker

[@TheBasketofYT]

Prosthetics fascinate me in a way nothing else does. Pretty cool shit.

[@pram5532]

Life changing for many!!!

[@pablopablo3834]

She has an infectious smile

[@chicken_poo_house5683]

The Esper is strong with this one.

[@101wonderment]

Who else has an urgent feeling to chop off their arm just to get one of these cool bionic arms? Lol ... Very well done guys

[@kingfree3396]

It is so awesome the things we can do when we put our mind to it

[@JS2123-m9x]

Future is brighter and brighter

[@Adreno23421]

Lucky people to still have a perfect hand. And lucky people to have a second hand that will get better with each new iteration, it must make a huge difference.

[@idk77780]

Wow, amazing.

[@dorasama5804]

Million years development led us to this

[@MsSupertost]

cant wait for the Esper Bionics™ mantis blades

[@alonsoquisperojas318]

Thank you very good....

[@अभयवर्मा-च2न]

Proud to be an P&O student

[@shin4655]

It might seems means little to you. But in reality, it means the world to those who need this.

[@thestinger2951]

Dude this is awesome ! We can deffinetly have a johnny silverhand in no time now 😀

[@abdelmoneim3796]

The developers of this company must get nobel prize

[@EsperBionics]

Thanks for motivation!

[@funnyjoker5450]

That's amazing 🤩!!!

[@deamonfly6]

When is the next video? I cant wait to see the advancements that have been made since then!

[@rikatohan3521]

very nice , its so beautiful that i want to chop my hand to use that

[@budiakk]

I hope in future ill be able to get additional hand or even upgrade my own

[@paulmateo667]

Truly one of the technologies of all time

[@JuggerBoyNL]

among us??

[@TheGoodGuy890]

When people starts to type with that 🎉

[@dagayisi25]

This is the absolute future

[@Cryotek]

How on earth did so many beautiful women lose their arms?

[@Youarenot_Special]

I want this to be ready in ten years when I decide to cut off my hands 😅😂👌

[@NoStressVanLife]

I think the world needs an update video!

[@Troupe_Master]

I wish I could invest billions into this technology imagine what could be accomplished in just 30 years of development, we would have some real Cyberpunk type of tech out there

[@EsperBionics]

Yeah, avenger squad🤫

[@AliceNichy2013]

It's so amazing! :D

[@Robzabest25]

they are so cool

[@jonathanh.2483]

amogus

[@knowledgeismoney913]

Give it another 10 years and it hands will looks real life

[@uckyoulookinat]

rejuvenated

[@blacsmit3758]

I see, 🤚👍👍👍 amazing..!

[@spectralspectra2282]

Amogus 😳😳

[@nurirei4273]

SUPPORT!

[@neochainstheman]

This... this interests me... I don't have the problems of a person without a portion of their limb, but this is extraordinarilly beautiful. Hopefully there's no IMPLANTS to make this possible. I wouldn't like that at all.

[@어리어릿어리]

When will it be officially released?

[@fujster]

make an updated video, wanna see the advancements.

[@Anngst.]

Awesome! 🖤

[@OneTwoMark]

Biggest issue seems to be wrist flexibility.

[@skywl5358]

ITS VERY CUTE

[@notaplasticexistence]

What is the likelihood of these being affordable though?

[@Da-boi-suronion]

Personally if I had a prosthetic arm like this one I would use it to cut foods and hold thins with my normal hand because then if any accidents happen I can just get a new prosthetic arm and have 2 and I’d be half way to robocop

[@ShaheerS2]

Why are the hands swapping? Its on the left hand on one shot and right on another shot?

[@alvilabs]

❤ Amazing hand What if we can be able to improve motor interface for amputee?

[@mobileprofessional]

love it!

[@gerardd5068]

Great

[@jamesperry8125]

How long till the technology exists to do things like typing with each finger independently?

[@toybirdy]

Does it make u feel the object ur touching I mean how do u know ur grasping the object without looking?

[@00Monkeyz]

I wonder when we'll get one with a splay feature. I mean having the fingers open is basically the last hurtle to total manipulation.

[@votunghuan]

1:51 for the thumnail.

[@rridafitness2340]

Fantastic 🔥

[@MrShy-op9gd]

Its still work even we under the water? i mean its waterproof?

[@kudzem]

Hello, this look brilliant, how does it work, do you connect to nerves (ulnar, median, radial) directly like Neuralink, or is it enough to use sensors like EMG? Thank you.

[@Itx_Mr_Vicky]

is this robotic hand connected to our mind or what?? i mean how can we use it?

[@waitinroom]

i want a back pack strap on version, with 2 more arms. like the guy from spiderman. slowly "train" it over time. tap into whatever part of the nerve system to make it feasible. like being able to move your ears. it feels weird, but its possible if you focus on it. the ai system could help with the "learning" curve of the mechanical prosthetics as well.

[@КотКотовский-ш4т]

among us

[@Mat64Mat41]

Me recuerdan a Snake en Metal Gear Solid V

[@hoodyk7342]

PLEASE LOOK UP IAN DAVIS!!! he is a brilliant mechanic who lost his fingers and is a cancer patient, who makes mechanical prosthetics! They are absolutely fantastic and he could do amazing things if he gets popular!!

[@EsperBionics]

Thank you! He is extremely cool!

[@ernestonwona6070]

Wow. 😮 That girl 0:57 into the video has one arm but paints better than me.🤣

[@EsperBionics]

thank you, she is very pleased to read this right now)♥

[@ernestonwona6070]

@@EsperBionics No problem.

[@dendobrii]

Спасибо тем, кому не всё равно!)

[@ari_gee]

It’s all about the wrist motion:D

[@EsperBionics]

It is coming 😌.Stay tuned)

[@theundercovergamer499]

Can we use handwash like normal?

[@EsperBionics]

at the moment only press the button of the washing machine) but we are working on water resistance

[@humank3985]

I’m curious how it works. Is there a sensor that picks up subtle muscle tension from the skin so that the user can choose a certain hand gesture from pre-programmed choices?

[@EsperBionics]

Yes, you are right, there are two sensors for different muscle groups, which allows you to grip and release it, as well as switch the grips that the user himself created) more info on our website)

[@humank3985]

@@EsperBionics That’s wonderful! I see a lot of potentials in your company. Btw, hope you guys are okay there during this crazy time.🙏

[@EsperBionics]

@@humank3985 Thanks for support! yes we fight for Ukraine!

[@REDACTED_7]

@@EsperBionics oh really? you guys are fighting for Ukraine? That's crazy awesome, I've never heard of tech startups sending mercenaries into military conflicts, keep it up!