Giesbert - Patient Innovation - Intro

patient-innovation.com/
www.laesieworks.com/

[@thomshere]

Your an amazing guy! Thank you so very much for all the invetions and all the videos that goes along with them!

[@JohnVanDeVoort]

Inspirational! I work in healthcare (pharmacist) in the United States and am always amazed to see improvements in patient care technology, whether medications or medical devices. Thank you for sharing.

[@Trebseig]

Hi again John! Some new technologies help, but I must say that in the time I have this very high spinal cord injury, 27 years, not much news has been developed, nothing that really makes a big difference. We need a repair of the spinal cord, but that appears to be too difficult. I see care robots coming first (after FSD), can be very helpful, but is no repair. Big Elon fan here, Neuralink wow, but their approach is not to repair, not to only bypass, but to add on a low-res non-biotech nervous system. That is not a biological repair.

[@jasonstone1833]

I thought about the wind generator many times as a diy survival hack, but never took the time. Thanks for exploring that one. I wonder how many every-day appliances are thrown away that have parts which could be salvaged to make something useful, like what they have done in Cuba for so many years. Excellent work, I really appreciate the peaceful atmosphere you present with, free of all anxiety. I subscribed upon my first viewing. Never give up! You make a difference ;) God Bless...

[@ttvphilswifft8682]

Same here

[@ttvphilswifft8682]

The second I found this channel I subscribed to him so fast it would have made your head spin if you were here in the same room

[@Trebseig]

Thanks Jason. And agree: all the stuff we through away, that is crazy and unsustainable (unless we get to 100% recycling + 100% solar/wind energy). We should make stuff more: durable, repairable, upgradeable, reusable, and easy to recycle.

[@aicram62]

AMERICA!! Do YOU SEE??? what MEDICARE FOR ALL CAN DO? Instead of begging on the street for money for hospital bills: this person is inventing fantastical things that can make the world a better place.

[@edvilla1086]

You are an amazing person. Love the content.

[@sooosooo100]

I love your work man..keep them videos coming..

[@fkingbear1834]

Saw the fan into a turbine video, haven't finished it yet but the commentary so far is great. I was laughing my ass off that you mentioned it can be found in the trash. We really do throw things away that should be school science projects.. You are amazing and VERY inspiring for me to be a better bear. I'm usually pretty angry and it doesn't get me anywhere. Thanks brother. Liked and Sub'd I'm with you lets make the world a better place. Life is short in EVERY sense.. Lets just try to make it better for everyone. You're smile made mine better. I smiled back. :D

[@ctr7474paul]

one word amazing!!!

[@soumen143steak]

Wow, u r amazing

[@caleschwarzeschwarze6200]

YOU ARE AMAZING!!

[@PhG1961]

Waw, indrukwekkend ! Respect man ! Uw video's zijn boeiend en inspirerend ! Keep it coming !

[@woodsmith_1]

Quite inspiring that you accomplish much despite physical limitations. Glad to have found your channel. Cheers!

[@ttvphilswifft8682]

Likewise

[@TotallyNormal-]

you've got some sweet setups man!!

[@juanedoses8715]

AWESOME!

[@jaycal1920]

Thanks for your work, amazing how the less abled are more usefull to society. It would be interesting to hear more about your story.

[@DaliwolfBacon]

I see this video is 3 years old (at the time that I watched it). I would love to see any new innovations that you might have made to your life. I hope you can update us soon!

[@alfredvander4199]

very well done brother!

[@erikals]

this is VERY interesting, thank you for sharing! :)

[@JohnBessa]

great work esp liked the learning in the attempted wind generator

[@felipefreitas99]

Impressive inovations, Giesbert. Also, amazing website, I'm looking forwad to your next ingenuous creations and experiments. Kudos from Brazil!

[@Trebseig]

Aah, most of my website is really old. To update that and for that new experiments/videos I need energy and time, and for that I need 2 care robots with A.I. level 5.

[@thebrokenbone]

thanks for sharing your work man. pete

[@teresagriffiths2249]

keep up the good work , so glad you have nice friends that help with your great ideas

[@Trebseig]

Friends are essential!

[@deaconjones5008]

I enjoyed the video. Question, I have a ceiling fan stator with coils. Knowing it's not a good generator, what other project could it be used for?

[@MrGelly70]

hi G, i just came about your vid on turning a ceiling fan into a generator!! pretty cool bro, nuw sub you got now

[@lizethlopez7]

super cool how does the dot work on your forehead??

[@brothervince9485]

Nice to sort of meet you :).

[@TK-el5rn]

This guy is unique.

[@brothervince9485]

Who would give this a thumbs down? Wow.

[@user-ij8fk4dg5w]

удачи друг!!!

[@tanzenistsport]

Could you transplant that dot under your skin, or does it need to be seen?

[@Allan_aka_RocKITEman]

👍👍

[@marknorris1911]

I like your inventions. You also have a very pleasant voice. Ever thought about narrating for childrens books or childrens videos? I think you would be perfect for narrating a lot of things. Thanks for your videos. Cheers

[@lizethlopez7]

wow hay need new videos here ..what's going on.. please upload a new video at once!!😎

[@Trebseig]

Life is going on.. stepping in front and trying to trip me. Many videos in the pipeline.

[@westoncampbell1268]

@@Trebseig you do you your ceiling fan wind turbine video was great! I appreciate that regardless of your challenges you're still uploading videos. Me on the other hand I have alot of ideas for similar diy type inventions yet with a 100% able body and the resources I have no videos up. I might "steal" your idea and see what I can make of it. ( giving you proper recognition for the idea of course )

[@nosaltiesandrooshere7488]

👍

[@ttvphilswifft8682]

Hoi hoi If you don't Mind me asking this how did you become paralyzed ? I'm fascinated by your optimism

[@ttvphilswifft8682]

It's totally fine with me if you feel that question is too personal to be discussed. I just found your channel not even twenty minutes ago and I look up to you wholeheartedly because you inspire me to do something with my mobility while I still have it thank you so very much ❤️😊

[@MarinusMakesStuff]

Jaja, ik volg je al een tijdje hoor. Je hebt interessante videos! Het kan zijn dat je niet op mijn comment kan reageren, dat heeft niets met mijn settings te maken, sterker nog, de youtube engineers falen al bijna vijf maanden in het repareren van mijn account. Groetjes uit Haarlem!

[@haka8702]

I always wondered why wheelchairs are still state of the art, yours is clearly one of the best models but still it's just an improvement on a centuries old design. Wouldn't something in between an exoskeleton and a wheelchair be more useful ? Something that allows to bring a body into a standing position on demand ? Is there a medical reason for always being in a sitting state ?

[@Trebseig]

Hey Ha Ka. Wheelchairs.. all wheelchairs on the market are the same old story, chairs on wheels. Some may look fancy but I hate all of them. The top halve gives bad body support and drive unit is only good for driving inside really. Also: way to expensive! An exoskeleton and then stand & walk is actually not a good solution because: it will cause all kinds of pressure wounds, and I will probably faint (low blood pressure). These are the medical reasons for always being in a sitting state. But some sort of sitting exoskeleton could work and be a great improvement. And now the good part: My main project at this time is to design a better wheelchair. Check my website: www.laesieworks.com/ and then go to the super wheelchair.

[@haka8702]

​@@Trebseig Glad to see you are working on this, i realize you spent quite some time already :) Regarding blood pressure, that's likely a lot related to the sitting state. If I am in bed for a long time and get up my blood pressure is bad, can get dizzy. I also think that it's an important thing for a person's psyche to be able to look someone into the eyes and not always look up. Even if temporarily, a 'superchair' needs to be able to bring someone into a more standing posture imho. Given an exoskeleton, imagine it would be able to stimulate leg muscles (those are among the easiest to stimulate efficiently), of course not to make them walk, but to make grow a bit. Wish you the best luck, it's ridiculous how bad the state of the current technology that supports disabled and elderly is. I bet you'll have some sort of success, all it needs is brain and dedication.

[@Trebseig]

@@haka8702 I like/agree with your points. Sitting up more does train the bloodpressure, but when having no control over muscles, low muscles tension drains the blood away from the brains. What is very difficult in the super wheelchair design, is all the different wishes: standing up, fast, lichtweight, full body support, small, go up stairs, safe, cheap, and my favorite; fly. They can not all be combined. What I also need: a large good team and time.

[@poerik]

;-)

[@patrickpotter1620]

Neuralink

[@mohammednooraldeen9061]

God guide you to islam