I built this YouTuber a Bionic Hand!

[@hacksmith]

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[@Husk2280]

Ok

[@St1ckKid]

Hi

[@Ryanspeer3025]

You got it

[@sergiomedina1099]

Is good to know that people with similar condition to mine also play videogames 👍

[@pepperonipizza907]

cheese

[@JesseVelosa]

This made my year. I'm getting better with it too!

[@hacksmith]

Can't wait to see your progress! We'll have to get you set up with the camera tracking so you can mirror your hand -- or let people on stream control it with their hands!!

[@Crm_modern_warships]

Good luck on your gaming journey

[@Chris-xc1hm]

@@hacksmiththis was a beautiful collab. W for hacksmith and shoutout Jesse for being a cool genuine guy.

[@CosmicBoi-45]

This was a cool project!

[@MrMlemphissOfficial]

Jesse I am subbing to you with post notifactions

[@Enclaved501]

Nice of you to give him a hand! Really kind of you. Guess this makes Hacksmith an arms dealer now !

[@xhaidendsouza7380]

Underrated comment lol

[@spetget1168]

No, this is to funny!

[@OzymandiasMC]

i just choked on my food

[@rumexcrispus]

haha. Working hand-in-hand with international players no less.

[@blueflamez435]

He got a heart by the hacksmiths themselves

[@vallhallamedia3161]

As a dad of a child missing an arm, it's really encouraging to see how far the technology has come the last 10 years, I hope one day I can get her something like this ! Bless you for doing this for Jessy, his face was pure joy! I hope it makes a positive difference for him 🙏

[@AverageEuropean-z5o]

Yo man I wish you the best 🙏

[@ChrisModjeska]

I hope one day I can build or help build one for someone. One of the big reasons I got into making stuff and 3d printing.

[@Plxyer05]

@@ChrisModjeska You will find success for sure! Don't lose hope bro

[@profanepersonality]

Just an fyi, it is cheaper to buy your own 3D printer and make your own than to purchase one. They also now have free templates for prosthetics that do not require any electronics to work, but just simple kinetics from muscle movement, which can be customized. Google searches can show the details. Best of luck.

[@Saintgoten]

As a grown as man of 35 with two young sons, this shit almost made me cry. The smile on this kids face is priceless. Well done.

[@ocshaljufrian6109]

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[@sylvanixs]

His reaction to having a working arm is absolutely priceless. Especially when he realises he can keep it. Love the work that you do.

[@theodorehazel6920]

THE arm was moving so crazly when he found out was beautiful

[@syncringe1885]

The fun part is. This is also a form of stress testing. If he were to collab with them any data he collects would help with future versions.

[@downivorylane]

thats partly how usage data & analytics/QA works...

[@Ryanthusar]

@@downivorylane - Lets hope that he shares the data gathered by the app to send back to them on a daily basis. Though being an R&D model it likely is doing that without it being an option, they will want to know its working so probably part of the conditions of the loan, which the legal side of all we wont even hear about.

[@johnthefactfddict3281]

you are correct, the way a new technology is tested is to basically give it out for free, collect data, and revise designs and software this kid being given the most amazing gift he could ever get for christmas is going to help future limbic challenged individuals be more normal

[@Atomicitalia]

pretty sure they already do that, with or without him lol

[@syncringe1885]

​@@Atomicitalia Stress testing in a real world environment vs lab can show different results. Especially depending on certain locational differences. With him they can have a variety of repeated tests just from him having it. IE repeated movements over a few years. Due to hacksmith they can learn if it creates something such as a vibration that could be harmful to either the product, the attachment point, or the potential for the person.. Things like that. Another thing is how long will it last with what can be somewhat expected as standard use vs actual use. If they run lab tests with what they believe would be standard use and he uses it differently. Well to put it in terms I actually understand. Its like having the devs play a game vs the public. The public will find a lot more bugs than the devs 99% of the time.

[@PhilG999]

I'm a 65-year-old retired Mechanical Engineer and have been into Technology my entire life! To see the state of Technology now (and expanding exponentially) is truly amazing! The things you "play" with now were only Science Fiction when I was your age! 🤔

[@imu1st]

hi mr engineer man (i’m the original mr engineer man graah

[@ardazekeriyakoyluoglu4291]

Hi mr engineer man

[@paille-boy]

Hi mr engineer man

[@SpiderH1022]

Hi mr engineer man :D

[@TwiflyS]

Howdy mr engineer man! Hope you’re doing well :)

[@krabica4927]

I love how people under short version of this are like “he made him into winter soldier” but here everyone is appreciating your work

[@4RILDIGITAL]

Jesse's reaction was priceless. Outstanding use of technology to bring such a meaningful change in someone's life. Kudos to everyone involved in making this happen!

[@althejazzman]

This was the most emotional thing The Hacksmith has ever done. Incredible how well it worked.

[@Themoo_atcows]

And one of the best parts is he is now probably one of, if not THE COOLEST GAMER EVER

[@soulessshadow5356]

I love that the hand itself conveyed his emotions when he found out that it's his and he gets to keep it. I can't wait to see what Psyonic comes up with in the future as upgrades to this RnD hand.

[@chocolateblocks]

17:32 btw

[@gunn3r245]

Love his reaction when he realized that he gets to keep the hand. And the tears kicking in slowly as he starts realizing it's real.

[@Man.handles-suck]

Not to mention hes basicly a meta runner now

[@butters_147]

He reminds me of Lando Norris. The utter joy in his face when he was catching things for the first time. I love this. Great job!

[@LfrJacc]

That's so funny, I was trying to think of who he reminded me of, you're totally right! Heartwarming video

[@butters_147]

@LfrJacc totally.

[@lydianorris8124]

Wouldn't you know it BEHOLD MY USERNAMEEEE

[@Alluvian567]

He has functioning nubs on the end of his arm, those could probably be used to make an even better hand, but that would be a very custom process. This is an awesome job all!

[@CaedmonOS]

I was thinking the same thing

[@Hamdad]

I was thinking the same, since the arm is modular a better hand could be added later. But for more granular input, myoelectrodes would need to be surgically implanted in the residual limb.

[@ZiggityZeke]

I'm sure they love working on projects like this, so I wouldn't be surprised if they did a followup video with upgrades.

[@Taliesin6]

perhaps some buttons inside the silicone sleeve that correspond to mouse clicks.

[@loricat5606]

That would be wonderful, and it makes a lot of sense!

[@dalekemperor1505]

This is amazing, I have always been a big fan of hacksmith but this is one of the most wholesome videos I've ever seen by them. The arm looks so cool too. Love your work hacksmith industries, look forward to seeing more in the future

[@dalekemperor1505]

Thanks for the heart hacksmith :)

[@joostfloot5279]

Logan has been such a wonderful addition to the team, the things he makes are beautiful!

[@frostyodran5893]

i just love logans energy, mainly in the zelda vid

[@HomeRenoVisionDIY]

This is AMAZING and inspiring. Well done 👏🏼

[@ocshaljufrian6109]

The newest fast train in Southeast Asia, the first in Asia, the Indonesian fast train Jakarta - Bandung, the most sophisticated fast train, the most sophisticated 350 kilometer train speed in Southeast Asia, the only one in Southeast Asia that has a fast train in Indonesia, take the fast train at the station Pregnant Jakarta,... tourist attractions in the city of Bandung, a beautiful and beautiful and comfortable city, tourist attractions in Bandung, the city of Bandung, Jalan BRAGA, a beautiful and beautiful place, clean and comfortable, a historical place in Bandung, Jalan BRAGA,,,,and a place that beautiful mountains in Bandung, beautiful valley tourist attractions, and there are still many beautiful tourist attractions in Bandung.....you should try riding Indonesia's newest fast train Jakarta - the most sophisticated Bandung in Southeast Asia, the first to have one. it's in Southeast Asia, thank you.....

[@YouTube]

his face when he grabbed the other hand said everything!

[@discombobulateddev]

oh hey youtube

[@owenspecht5461]

Hi yo u don’t have many like let’s fix that

[@zRedPlays]

So weird to see literally KZbin with 24 likes lol

[@meestuinier4486]

@@zRedPlays yeah lmao

[@BeanOBonk]

Hello dude. 5th. THERE I SIAD IT. Now NONE CAN STOP ME!

[@crasyperson123]

With this prosthetic and your prototype lightsabers, we're growing ever closer to a vader-like human.

[@princessapplestrach6327]

Next thing you know they'll make a vader helmet rebreather/gas mask with heat vision

[@theblindDD]

Wanna see some hulk type serum next 😳😳😳

[@FalkonNightsdale]

Or space marines from W40K or StarCraft…

[@Biblicallyaccuratezealot]

Dude we need more people like this in the world. Your a real one

[@LordVinco]

He's a chad frfr

[@Itznoobyone]

Ikr imagine if the stuff in his vid become common the world will be a better place ( I mean the arm and stuff not the Thor hammers and iron man beams)

[@LordVinco]

@EliDirt fr

[@twk4977]

You're*

[@Biblicallyaccuratezealot]

@@twk4977 thank you dear sir/ma’am

[@Driftdee]

"it is more blessed to give than to receive". this is a prime example. Amazing to see this

[@bucky13]

I was born missing my right hand. I've managed just fine, but sometimes I really feel like I'm living in a world designed for everyone else.. It's a challenge, but also very rewarding when you figure out your own way. Props for helping the dude.. I promise you he appreciates it more than you'll ever know.

[@vynxibedd]

ah yes , The Hacksmith noticed you. get ready for your next arm (i hope :] )🔥🔥🔥

[@RGRockboyGamingVLOG]

This is what real humans should be... Thanks to Psyonic you and everyone involved to help this kid.

[@dariapawlak9853]

Aren’t they the guys who made rocket league (pysonic) ?

[@silksongoutyet]

@@dariapawlak9853 that's psyonix

[@blazikin]

@@dariapawlak9853 i thought he said psyonix as well xd been working on prostestic arms instead of ue5 lmao

[@1986krazy]

Everyone involved in this just straight-up changed this kids life for the better. Good on all of you!

[@sbalfre]

You've given that young guy the most incredible gift, I was smiling and crying with a lump in my throat, just as he was, I'm so humbled by your generosity, kudos to everyone involved in this.

[@blindshot86]

It's companies and people like you and your team that help restore my faith in humanity. Being a disabled gamer myself, thank you Hacksmith Industries for being who you are, and inspiring minds and hearts all around the globe. We appreciate you all

[@QuirkyView]

His surprise and happiness at being told he gets to keep the hand is great but also could you imagine doing all this and *not* doing that? That would be so mean lmao

[@johnandcon7611]

Yeah but they are literally 10s of thousands of dollars

[@tejasbal9159]

Hacksmith's plan to become iron man; 1. Become an arms dealer (cuz he made and gave away an arm) 2. Get kidnapped 3. Escape in iron man suit Edit: thanks for likes

[@soyico3751]

Nice one

[@Eirfieo]

This bionic arm technology is actually really perfect for making an actual working mech, although we haven't gotten to that kind of technology yet, but i am excited to see some of that in the future!

[@OttoMatson]

Now, the next step is to design a shoulder and elbow attachment.

[@6Ace0Ace0Ace9]

Logan. I have been following for since years. Since you rocked that Tony Stark beard . This video shows what you have become. So proud of you and your team.

[@hacksmith]

Logans new here! I'm James!

[@itsnotthatserious9102]

Been following him for years and still got his name wrong 🤦‍♂️🤣

[@6Ace0Ace0Ace9]

Wow you replied!! Thats like Christmas for me.@@hacksmith Sorry. James. You face looks like Logan. The Wolverine. xD

[@6Ace0Ace0Ace9]

I am getting old. And getting worse with names. I hope its not that serious. 😅@@itsnotthatserious9102

[@6Ace0Ace0Ace9]

Hey James@@hacksmith , I remember you creating a hydraulic arm to lift heavy stuffs. So I went back to your old videos and I found it. That project of yours is massive with an actual arm inside. And you got a friend now who can actually use a hydraulic arm but compact human size inside a shell , one that can lift reasonable humane weight so it wont require huge amount of batteries. Call it Mark II version of your Mark I arm. Then maybe a Mark III version that works on senses from nerves. I remember a guy on TED , he demonstrated an arm of a person moving or reacting to electric signals generated from arm of another person. Mark IV can have built in mobile like Buzz the lightyear 😅

[@redhelmet8]

Love this! This is what success and innovation should be used for. You can see just how happy he is and how quickly it is changing him. At 17:50, you can see him already starting to talk with both hands where the prosthetic is almost matching what his right hand is doing. Its crazy!

[@chrislange1212]

I wish I can share a pic of my left arm I was born without my radius bone and have Radial clubbed arm/hand. I just want to say Jesse you rock and keep living life to the fullest and to Hacksmith bless you for creating dreams for kids,teens,adults and creating these prosthetics that further individuals like Jesse's awesomeness! Very wholesome!!! Sincerely Chris Lange.

[@Linkforlife199]

Seeing Jesse's reaction completely made the whole project worth it. I love videos like this, I am excited to see what else Hacksmith Industries does next.

[@The_DiploMatt]

This is why I love KZbin. People like you make such a big impact in this world is a massively positive way. Keep changing the world guys. It’s so much fun to watch.

[@BossLevel16]

I'm accustomed to using only my right hand due to a hemiparesis which limits my left side's abilities, but I've grown used to it. I have actually been through worse... "What could be worse than having almost no control over an entire side of your body," you might be wondering, and I have the answer; I went through brain cancer. I beat it, and now I'm rehabilitating my left side pretty efficiently. Either way, love your content!

[@budgiefriend]

Respect to you.👍

[@bigdaddy69420]

This man is built different (in a good way)!!

[@drknralh8624]

I also have hemiparesis but mine is from like mid abdomen down I've had five spine surgeries since 2013 three different surgeries on my legs I've had three brain surgeries with six parts of my skull removed also dealing with kidney cancer and an orbital ocular eye tumor that is causing me to go blind and deaf on one side so yeah I understand your pain and suffering

[@BossLevel16]

@@drknralh8624 I've had a lot of support and help, plus physical therapy. It helps a lot and keeps my physical strength up. Another thing that's helped me has been keeping a positive mindset about all these struggles. Really the only problem I've encountered has been the fact that my left side is... derpy. I have an AFO leg brace that helps correct my left leg, so that problem has been temporarily solved, and I'm training my left arm daily with things like Legos, Nerf wars, video games, and so on. I wish you only the best and hope these tips and tricks of mine can help you with your struggle.

[@benybenimarusgl3965]

Dude, I'm so happy for Jessie. He definitely deserved that hand. I've been watching him for a while now 👑❤❤

[@juannavarro8497]

It's crazy the feelings you get when you see Jesse so amazed and happy about grabbing something with his hand, when it's something you do daily without a care in the world. It makes me remember that we can't take everything for granted, and to be grateful of everything we have, no matter how small it may seem. And of course, it also reminds me of how amazing you guys are, and that there are many good things that can and have to be done. I better keep focusing on doing that in my own way too. I don't know if I'll get to do big things like you guys are, but I sure as hell will try my best. Thank you for sharing and keep going, you are doing BEAUTIFUL things.

[@nathanfreeman8250]

Makes you think you know?

[@mericandragonx4657]

I remember seeing a video on Psyonic a few days ago. My mouth absolutely dropped. Pleasantly surprised to see them getting even more recognition. They deserve all the positivity they can!

[@BengalTiger12]

I'm a mechanical engineering student at UCSD which is very close to PSYONIC's headquarters. I really hope I could secure an internship there because the stuff they do is just so amazing

[@ramitospremium2292]

13:02 what beautiful and wholesome video. Love ❤ when Jesse grab the plastic with the Psiconic and seeing his reaction warmed my heart.❤❤❤❤🇵🇷🇵🇷🇵🇷

[@skyshark117]

This is all so cool to see! I’ve been a clinician in the field of Prosthetics for about a year now since getting my degree. I’m glad people outside the field are giving it a shot. Such an overlooked community. You guys chose probably the best myoelectric hand out there. I’ve met the CEO and founder once before and he’s a super cool and knowledgeable guy! Keep it up!

[@Maximalias]

This sounds like the origin story for a Jedi Knight, all he needs now is a Hacksmith lightsaber and some training. May the force be with you.

[@scotthallinan4609]

So glad to see James doing better after his mental health vacation. It is so awesome for you guys to do stuff like this.

[@Mouse_Metal]

This looks like the most advanced bionic arm I have ever seen. I saw some videos of people using different types, but they were squeezing/crushing the objects because they couldn´t feel they are closing the hand too much. To se Jesse so happy is priceless!

[@HeleTCM]

This is so heartwarming. Quite literally changed this young man's life. He'll have such a huge change now and in the future. Great way to close out the year.

[@V1NC3NTG]

You've gone down a really heartwarming path with your videos as of late and it's really awesome man. We're in awe of your genius coupled with such kindness!

[@cybernetix86]

It's incredible how quickly he got it to work. His reaction was priceless and I hope more lucky people will get to have one of these. I'm 37 years old and I remember clearly when I was a kid I saw a man with a hook and I asked my mom why nobody was making robotic hand that would use the remaining muscles/nerves to make a working hand. It was 25 years ago. I guess I was ahead of my time because this is basically what i had in mind as a kid/teen. Next step would be a working wrist, and some force feedback for the user to measure the grip. I know they have something about the force feedback, but I'm not sure it's ready yet. I'd love to speak to them and ask a ton of questions to know how it works.

[@hetconaviation2624]

This is your best video/segment to date. It was awesome to see the prosthesis go to such a deserving and appreciative kid. Bloody brilliant!

[@vertechua]

For real, this streamer had been popping up in my KZbin feed for too long, and I'm glad he won't make me emotional no more 😊. Very kind of you! This is a "Proof Mr. Hacksmith has a heart"....

[@mawgraw4297]

This video is truly in line with the holiday spirit!

[@TheMagicCrisp]

Sacrifice

[@TheMagicCrisp]

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[@TheMagicCrisp]

Sacrifice

[@GlowwingHeart]

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[@ghfgh_]

Chew

[@yourlocalweirdo6150]

Genuinely happy for Jesse, mainly considering I watch him too. Great job, hacksmith!

[@KadeDunkley]

I love how happy he is once he's using it heel use it forever it is so cool how far they've come

[@justinmcwilliams6759]

In 1999 when I was a senior, for my end of the year biology project I designed a bionic hand that had titanium skeleton, polymer muscles and microfilament wire to connect it to the nerves and make the muscles fire. Teflon tendons, too. I built a mock up of it from balsa and fiber model airplane hinges, and used elastic and servos with twine to act as the muscles and tendons.

[@imeshnimsara6604]

Thats nice man

[@eain9009]

Jessie is such a nice kid, ive seen his videos before shocking people without a hand, he really deserves this , thank you for giving bim this awesome gift. What a wholesome moment you could literally feel his gratitude and emotion.

[@eclipsestorm1975]

Seriously glad to see you doing what you truly love. Also glad you are working on your personal issues and dominating

[@Nathan-vt1jz]

This is a really cool build. It’s amazing how far prosthetic technology has come in just a few decades.

[@MichaelFann72]

you guys are truly awesome! Makes me glad to be a member of this channel.

[@tommyg8106]

I got low-key tears of joy & happiness for this streamer. You guys at Goated for this

[@Obsidianxenon]

A collab we didnt know we needed

[@VOazmstqd]

It's Jesse and James, this was fated from the start

[@MrBosszillaGaming]

@@VOazmstqd EXACTLY

[@Mr_Sting]

@@VOazmstqd Prepare for trouble...

[@KaidenSchanley]

@@Mr_Sting Make it double.

[@Mr_Sting]

@@KaidenSchanley to protect the world from devastation!

[@rafaelgj3315]

One of the most moving videos I have seen on all of KZbin to date... This boy's expression of genuine happiness is a treasure in itself. Really well done.

[@S1lver_bullet72]

That was an amazing video just as I expected it to be. Thank you for all these years of entertainment of all the things you create. Congrats to Jesse as well for achieving this. Keep up the good work hacksmith!

[@DazO9874]

Jessies' smile said it all. God bless Jessie, the Hacksmith team, Psyonics and the gaming company

[@ChrisRaynorMD]

This is an awesome project! Love this soooo much. Super cool, super functional!

[@markschwegler1100]

The real future of Hachsmith industrys has arrived!!!! Amazing prosthetic limbs to help the people that really need it....needless to say....life changing!!!!!

[@Devilhand21]

I didn't know that we were this close to having actual cybernetics for people. That is very impressive and I'm glad that you gave this man a hand he can use freely.

[@riotpaladin9764]

This is the best video you guys have ever made. The best project you've ever done. Oh don't get me wrong, I love all the cool pop culture stuff. The lightsabers are rad. The Iron man helmet and repulsor? Super cool. The batcave? Awesome. But this had an impact that will reach far more than just Jessie. This is humanitarian work, and there is nothing more important, inspiring, or worthy of praise than that. I've always been a big fan of Hacksmith Industries, even when it was still "The Hacksmith." But this is the most proud I've ever been to be a fan. This simple kindness is exactly what the world needs. And you guys should be proud to have fostered that at Hacksmith Industries.

[@PokeGuy6]

Wow you guys are just the best! I'm a UK boi and seeing my fellow gamer and countryman getting a new hand and personalised like that is just phenomenal! You really, REALLY, made that guy's life and you gave him the chance to do new things he couldn't do before which is just heartwarming! His reaction to realising that he gets to keep it is just pure joy to watch!

[@MonzDean]

Wow!!! That is super amazing that you guy's did that for him. It's refreshing to see there are still good people out there doing things like this. And to see his face when he found out the arm was his was priceless. 😊 You guy's rock!!

[@OfficialLittleluimusic_gaming]

I’m so proud of him he’s doing so well. He was always doing well. Thank you for doing this for him.❤🎉

[@SkyeSpider]

This was sweet, guys. I lost the use of my dominant hand at 27 due to medical error on a simple surgery (I still have my hand, but only 30% use and bad chronic pain). I know first hand (bad pun) how wonderful and life changing it would be. Keep being awesome 💜

[@DeadsTBD]

A few years ago I was playing an mmorpg and learned that one of my guildmate was born with only 1 arm, and he was one of the best player I known, if I had a choice to choose to take him in a party or someone with nearly twice as more gear, I'll still chose him... No idea what he became as we both stopped playing the game but man...

[@delphidelion]

This is so cool. Being alive during a time when we've seen such advancements in the technology has been a treat. I cannot begin to imagine how far our cybernetics will evolve in the next quarter century. His hand reaction to learning that it is his hand is great.

[@Alluvian567]

I am really happy that people are doing what appears to be pretty darn good work with external sensors. The internal ones are super impressive, but it is my understanding that they still have not gotten past the connections scarring over and ceasing to work. Something customizable like this app and external sensors is a really good idea.

[@spinjitzumasterfalcon]

This is just wholesome. It’s moments like these that remind me the beauty of humanity.

[@bagonth]

Would have loved to see more footage including his prosthetist (yes, that was the correct word) who did the shape capture of the residuum and fabricated the checksocket. There are also other bionic hands on the market which are very similar to the Psyonic such as the BeBionic and the Michelangelo.

[@danielmower1870]

I saw a few videos you did with Psionic; it's incredible to see the technological advancements. I appreciate your videos on their advancements. I've been researching any technology that would help support people like me who have limbs but are unable to move them due to stroke or disease. This form of robotics is not commonly focused on but affects many people. Seeing how far robotics for limbs has come, I know exoskeleton robotics is just around the corner. It would be amazing to see something built for them. Seeing the joy on his face is beautiful. We appreciate the hacksmith team.

[@cable7152]

I'm not crying, I'm crying, this is my favorite video ever on hacksmith, you guy's have outdone yourselves.

[@adventurously_random]

Like that kid, his very humble. Must be weird, such a crazy sensation to use a hand thats not there. Just awesome man!❤

[@ajpardy7620]

The team at HackSmith Industries are the absolute GOATS, no doubt at all. This video, that project, his reaction, everything, absolutely incredible and heartwarming 🥺This is exactly what I wanna do 🥺

[@codenamevoid2421]

He looks so happy, glad you guys did this, if this is going to be another Mr beast situation, with people telling you if you've done it for one person, u should do it for everyone, ignore them, you have highlighted the issue, you have promoted a company that is looking to help people, you have done your part❤

[@sanjayrajphilip5289]

The joy on his face really made my day. Huge thanks to your team for entertaining us with this video and making Jesse's life easier as well

[@agarscramble]

Seeing a grown man just having fun with his hands is one of the most wholesome things ive seen today

[@nathanfreeman8250]

Did you mean for this to sound so..... Innaproperiate

[@fmdj]

That kid seems really smart. Watching him discover the different features of the arm with such joy is a delight. The company making the arms doesn't look bad. I hope they succeed and this kid can get unlimited support for his arm.

[@OttoMatson]

The fact that if you have the right insurance, you can get one for free speaks their true goal. Not profit, but helping others.

[@xiaoray7140]

This is the best video on KZbin I've ever seen for a couple years, no gimmicks no dramas only quality content

[@RobSmithTech]

Thanks James! You made me tear up😢. Amazing work by the Hacksmith team. Truly one of your best ever.

[@Repkord]

I absolutely love the reaction from Jessie when he catches things with the bionic hand that you and @psyonic were able to make for him. Absolutely life changing stuff. Well done to you and the entire team, we need way more makes as impactful as this in the world. ❤

[@hacksmith]

Thanks Pooch!

[@pur3xmagiic]

I'm not even religious, but even I know you're doing God's work here my dude. What a wholesome video, honestly what an amazing gesture to this guy.

[@inferno_yt1411]

as a fellow Gamer and someone who really wants to join your team, this vid just made me want to join you even more. You inspired me to go into Engineering ever since your 1st video about the Pneumatic exoskeleton

[@deltaxchannel7768]

He is so happy, it's so beautiful and wonderful to see his expression of joy, you are great! Continue to do good and creatively innovate the future, best wishes for a merry Christmas for all your team.

[@pat2rick26]

Wow! How nice of you to lend him a hand! I'll see myself out.

[@robokronik9583]

I am also a Naraka player. Dude you've gotta a big heart man. Hats off to ya. People need to be linke you.

[@RustyTorch]

this is so heartwarming, like his reaction is awesome and this is such a cool idea! keep on being awesome :D

[@Ringland_Failure]

Seeing how happy Jessie was really made me happy and realized all the things I’ve taken for granted, great job man!!

[@SeRgU123]

Soooo wholesome, the natural joy when he realize that he can keep the hand has no price. You just made him incredibly happy with that. And you made my day. Seeing things like this makes me feel so good, so cute reactions. Edit: and yeah, the arm/hand looks really amazing too.

[@MYJ61]

That’s so awesome!! All of you involved have to feel so good doing this for that young man! So rewarding. ❤

[@jamesmcclure90]

He did fun little projects bringing fiction into reality. Now Hacksmith is out here helping people with their everyday lives in the best way possible.

[@pikadeurso]

"If you help someone, you help everyone." Excellent work guys ❤️

[@it_me_jms2002]

17:00 is this the part where he invites him to a German airport to fight Captain America under the guise of a Stark internship?

[@vwhitfield3129]

Amazing, just seeing his face light up when he found out you were giving him the arm to keep, plus fantastic move ability in the hand.

[@thedumbstuff4170]

To me, this is essentially what all of engineering KZbin should do. All the time. Lovely to see. Recommendation: You should’ve recorded his reaction to opening a door with the hand for the first time.