More flexible than a human arm! Chinese team wins Cybathlon 2024 Arm Prosthesis Race

[@simonsnowlock5937]

Wow - China is blazing forward into the future earth needs and deserves - a light in dark times ❤✌️🇨🇳

[@chrisz2120]

yet the west is filled with prejudice toward China, thinking everything from China are cheap and junk. Let’s go China, keep your head down and just make things happen as it has been

[@huawei755]

Wow - The whole planet went into lockdown, millions died after someone ate Bat and dead Dog in Wuhan. Whole planet went into years of darkness. "Exotic meat" dirty & bloody wetmarket = WuhanFlu. 💀💀💀 The tradition of Dog meat and animal cruelty in China still continues in 2024 like nothing happened..

[@AlejandroPikoulasPlata]

Wow, innovative competition! Congrats to China for the win! ❤

[@clearheaded5696]

The "Win" belongs to all the disabled people who get to enjoy such technology in their lives.

[@stonker77]

Wow. Since it's Chinese made it'll be made affordable for the masses.

[@leondee918]

Naaah, not with 200% tariff

[@blackknight4996]

​@@leondee918 Still cheaper than United Snake's junk

[@賴志偉-d7h]

@@leondee918 200% is nothing if the competition has nothing to compare.

[@nsebast]

US goverment: That robot hand can be hacked and turned into a weapon!

[@kevnewsinformation2299]

@@leondee918 whats make you think america is the only market, with china market alone the profit margin will be high, not to mention the rest of the world.

[@yx-l2853]

I am utterly impressed

[@davidk6269]

Min Xu did such a wonderful job throughout this very difficult and long competition! She was very cool, calm and determined. She was amazing! It was so wonderful to see her smiling so happily at the end!!!

[@geoffreywilliams9324]

Who knows where the future is heading, quite extraordinary !!

[@Zerpentsa6598]

Well done! 👏👏👏👍👍👍🇨🇳

[@yacir]

Impressive!

[@ravikurup8350]

The U.S. will sanction every item the robot hand has touched 😂😂😂😂

[@AlanThree001]

Let them live in their own territory, with bulild up walls and a sky roof. The world wil be better off.

[@Raytracer96024]

East is rising (as it should) West is falling (as it should)

[@grandwonder5858]

Made in China - the new best in the world!💪👏👍

[@xzv1]

amazing

[@MichaelandJello]

Super impressed ! ❤👍🏼🤩

[@davidk6269]

4:18 this test was particularly challenging--having to locate and manipulate a variety of shaped blocks (some hard and some soft) without being able to see the items is very difficult. Well done!

[@geoffreywilliams9324]

This prosthetic arm has become a tool for this clever woman . .

[@davidk6269]

Wow, that was a grueling and very challenging set of diverse and practical tests. Very impressive!

[@meimiaolin2581]

I started crying knowing that girl really was missing her lower arm.

[@Naranjus]

Some people are born that way. It’s arrogant to assume they are somehow living a worse life than able bodied people. Usually people find a ways around that. Your perspective of normalcy is yours, by all means hypothetically speaking, if most humans had night vision from birth but some didn’t, that wouldn’t mean people who didn’t have night vision are worse off. People and animals adapt to their circumstances exceptionally. The fact she doesn’t have an arm allows her to use the technology, she has a super strong arm which you don’t.

[@meimiaolin2581]

@@Naranjus Sure and some are born with no arms and legs. OK?

[@Naranjus]

@@meimiaolin2581 yes, you’re right some people are born without arms and legs. It doesn’t mean they need your pity. They are people and they deserve respect. Your pity comes from the fact that you see yourself as superior. You assume you live a more fulfilled life than them, but that only speaks to your own ego and arrogance. A life well lived doesn’t depend on whether you are missing a limb or not, it depends on your emotional intelligence and your support system, amongst other things. More often than not, people with disabilities are more resilient and open minded than people without disabilities. By the same token, the elite could see you and cry because you’re living a bad life by their standards. Would that make any sense? This woman in the video is a restaurateur, she’s wealthy and she gets the chance to be a part of something bigger than herself, she represents China internationally. She doesn’t need your pity.

[@absiddique139]

Now Westerners will say it's a Copy

[@annkoh8653]

Congratulations, China on yr amazing achievement!! 🎉🎉🎉

[@L110508]

Can someone explain to me, WHY IS THIS A THREAT TO US NATIONAL SECURITY?

[@kcfmark]

Why not? Even garlics are considered as US NATIONAL SECURITYS threat.

[@grandwonder5858]

Any time the US loses in anything it is a threat to its national security! The US is an extremely fragile being despite having military bases all over the world ready to attack anybody that doesn’t bow to its orders!

[@zenden9]

It can make into a military Chinese robot and killed US soldiers.

[@neko1533]

@@zenden9 Why does the US need soldiers? Could you tell me who has the last time invaded the US and why? Without US military all other countries would feel secure without any US invasions and coups. Do you think that one day for some reason China will start to invade and kill all Brasilians, Mexicans, Nigerians, etc.? No! They never would. That’s what you would do if you were China. Your thoughts that China surely will do that is nothing else but so called a “psychological projection”. Google this term and you will understand why you are scared. Greetings from Serbia

[@L110508]

@@zenden9 LOL, What a nonsense that make sense, so do Chinese made screws that according to US, are used to screw in the bolts of the weapons to kill US soldiers, and garlic too, because it is used to feed Chinese troops. Lol.

[@siawboen8847]

Human mind is amazing when its used for peace rather than for war.

[@vidsurf88]

Only in China we see progress in humanity...

[@koruptorbesar9141]

How does she control the movement detail of the prosthetic arm? I am really curious.

[@zenden9]

Muscle sense from arm and some mechanical.

[@smash_27]

it collects your info. it's stealing your info. Definitely a national threat. lol

[@azmanabas8425]

Murica: doesn't matter 😡😡 she still a threat to our national security

[@amandachang634]

There's also a sensor on her sleeve (you can see her left hand fingers hovering over it and she's also got touch button control on the prosthetic

[@koruptorbesar9141]

Thanks for the info sharing, appreciate it

[@yogayoggie2209]

Thats why i always say, the world cannot do without China. They innovate and produce outstanding products, and MOST IMPORTANT affordable to the world. On a side note, the west also produce good products but so ridiculously expensive! Of course if i can get equally good or even better at competitive prices, why not!

[@xihangyang]

wesrern media: china forfully ampiteted this girl to enter the game

[@azmanabas8425]

Murica: this Chinese lady is a threat to murica national security 😅

[@gohsimon4347]

Congratulation China amazing job 🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@zenden9]

The palm can turn 360 degrees, better than original one..

[@James-qn5mv]

This is what technology should be like, using technology to change human life

[@leondee918]

Wonder how much tariff would be slapped on this amazing robotic hand by Trump

[@TDemonHunter]

How does she control the arm?..

[@George-k6o9t]

Electrodes connected to nerve endings in the arm that sends electrical impulses to servos in the mechanical arm that mimics electrical impulses to the muscles and tendons of a human arm - all controlled from the brain.

[@AAAAAA-tj1nq]

Americans trolls are envious

[@ykm1988]

Congrats

[@fredrik3685]

Amazing

[@antwango]

'Gripping' stuff!! seriously i was screaming at her when she was zipping up!!!

[@Kiyoone]

The irony is that the first lady name is "Handson"

[@nancylee7435]

Not her name but the team's name! Her name is Min Xu. Please just take a few seconds to read the details!

[@MathTidbits]

Hands-On ?

[@ShannonJosephGlomb]

epic lvl :)

[@ac3023]

The innovation and the particular technology have gone a major leap certainly. But that doesn't mean the particular prosthesis is more flexible than a natural human arm, certainly not yet. Under any circumstances, a natural arm is far more superior than any prosthesis. The prosthesis only aids in providing an arm like structure for people who have lost a limb. kudos for the invention by the team though.

[@hongqingxiang3374]

😀🙏👍🙏🙂

[@khanhhung8959]

what the fuck. im learning control system. This imposible

[@birdyashiro1226]

Plz🥺

[@akakakakakak3084]

It looks like the arm is not heavy.

[@fredrik3685]

But the Muskrats say: But, but, next year!

[@yours_sincerely48]

I was hoping more like a human hand and not a Claw

[@IwanFuryo]

It is more difficult, not a terminator film 🤣

[@yours_sincerely48]

@iwanfuryo2260 Not really...in the 1990s already have motorised hand that looks like human hand but certain movemnt like grabing.

[@moss550]

It's more difficult to precisely control a human hand with all five fingers and numerous joints, especially without direct interface with neurons. Much easier and reliable if it is just a basic turn and pinch from a sensing and control prespective, especially for a system using only external sensors.

[@mudshovel289]

Wow, maybe now all of you chanfei will be fully functional again.

[@wataruik2244]

Where is Mr. Elon Musk,the man of the future? Oh he is on Trump's campaign stage jumping 🎉🎉🎉

[@GARRYJackson-q1h]

What a load of BS nothing can replace a real limb Chinese really take the biscuit Why don’t they all sever their arms

[@Ysq21aCk_user]

Watch out. Clown about.

[@chinaman1]

This is such a weird tournament. "Come let's see how well people with no hands do at household chores."

[@xuray6082]

Cause it will be a life changer for those lose their arms.

[@changcheng4954]

dude, your mind is just another level. She doesn't have a hand, you don't have a heart.

[@chinaman1]

@@changcheng4954 but it is weird is it not? Why not make them do other things? Like shoot a gun or a bow or play a sport like ping pong or badminton? Why must it be lifting bottles of water into a crate and lifting the crate onto a shelf? That's such a dumb thing to compete on. It's on the same level as special Olympics or paralympics. It's just weird and wrong. Does it really benefit this people? No it doesn't. The tech benefits them, but the sport doesn't.

[@qiaoningwang3001]

you are weird, sour?

[@moss550]

How many times do you shoot a gun or a bow per year, and how often you put on a shirt or pick up a cup to drink? These tasks are what the bionic arm user must do every day and multiple times a day. Being able to put away item and dishes quickly and correctly can mean the difference of whether the user can get a normal job, like those in a supermarket and catering establishment, versus unemployment.

[@ronaldchristenkkson]

Probably stole this technology from ABB. Which ironically is a Swiss company.

[@prakashyap4827]

Sino fobia person comment like this.😅😅😅

[@Ysq21aCk_user]

From year to year, the Chinese have more scientific patents nowadays than the next 10 countries combined. Let that sink in. They're doing good. Real good.

[@xumeng7749]

is this all you can say? loser's comment

[@colonylaser4860]

I love it!

[@ming-l4g]

东南大学👍