ReWalk has built a stair-climbing exoskeleton, enabling a paralyzed man to walk again

[@leftjab6187]

I'm so happy for that guy, I broke my neck and have Spinal cord damage since 2019 I was paralyzed from the chest down but I've been improving, everyone whom I've met who suffered a spinal cord injury, we do everything we can to try and get most of our mobility back.

[@plips71755]

Just tremendous and so inspiring. It must be overwhelming to know you will never walk and then to be able to get around again by strapping on a “suit”. Thank God for giving these brains the ability to come up with these solutions. It takes a lot of courage to submit to what is required to learn to use it and to get strong enough mentally and physically. Great job to this husband and father- very brave and God Bless. Keep up the super work.

[@NazriB]

Lies again? A miracle

[@hayatouaheb4737]

هل يمكنني الحصول على هذا الجهاز وكم ثمنه

[@milliecrossings7527]

This is amazing!!! God bless those scientist that developed this. It will change the life of many; including my brother that has been in a wheelchair since 2001. How is this device in dollars?

[@Itsjosehoe]

Millie Crossings 69,000 dollars

[@F.Krueger-cs4vk]

We dont know yet , it's still in development stage.

[@RAD6150]

It's been out for years... there is even a used one on Ebay...

[@salrusso1233]

I'm buying there stock as we speak

[@plips71755]

@@RAD6150 not that climb stairs nor work like this one.

[@mikerenda3132]

This is so fantastic I'm happy he can do what he's doing.

[@RahulJain-yo2iu]

I am paralyzed below upper chest at c5 c6 vertebrae since 25 years. I come from India, looking forward to this.

[@abhishekpatil6795]

Hi have you get any information on the same. Could you please share the same with me

[@gourabchanda6427]

❤ and best wishes to both of you. I hope we can overcome such disabilities, the pain of being dependent over others if beyond imagination 🙏 My best wishes again

[@F.Krueger-cs4vk]

Wow, totally awesome story. Big congratulations to the development team. Gentleman using this device, I'm very happy for you/your family. Technology for a great cause. Well done.. 👍🏻👌🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👋 🇦🇺

[@Muuip]

Technology with purpose! Great potential!

[@Artofoptionlearning12]

wow i am happy to see him smiling again

[@spartanangel391]

omg I'm crying right now 😢😢 this is what a miracle looks like.. ii can imagine how this man and his family feel thanks to this suit.. thank god there are people out there able to make these miracles happen 💯🔥❤ god u bless u sir

[@hoodatheist5549]

There is no such thing of miracles, no miracle has ever been proven. And god doesn't exsist.

[@spartanangel391]

@@hoodatheist5549 that's just your opinion lol don't be so cold

[@hoodatheist5549]

@@spartanangel391 it's true, what do you do all day in heaven? What activities do they have so your not bored and can you order takeout. The reason why you don't know is the same reason you don't know where santa shops at the north pole.

[@spartanangel391]

@@hoodatheist5549 well ii guess nobody will ever know unless they go there themselves right even if it is debatable

[@hoodatheist5549]

@@jakewilferd6093 shut little pussy and go cry.

[@sarah.2862]

That is absolutely amazing

[@master_of_blinchiki]

In years, we'll be able to control exoskeletons with our minds. That would be mind blowing.

[@femboyelectronics6441]

surprise, from what I know we already have mind "reading" controler in vr headsets so its not impossible (Its like separate band to put on head and pair with headset from whst i remember I ve forgor who's selling em tho)

[@sniperchachashorts5539]

Actually elon musk did that with cyberlink the only thing left is to integrate it in exoskeleton

[@Prathmeshdhiman16]

Superb efficiency innovative invention

[@StacyPowell-e3x]

This was 9 years ago and it’s still not available for disabled people in need! So sad!!!

[@jacquesviljoen2790]

Absolutely amazing. This will be my next step should I gather enough funds. The reason I've started my channel, Paralyzed Journey. Should Engadget ever engage in experimental trials in South Africa, I'll be first in the cue as a T12 paraplegic. Amazing work guys! I can just IMAGINE what that first step is like!

[@AlbertoHerrera-uq8ew]

I`m T12 paraplegic also! If possible to you, I would like to ask you some difficulties I have and can`t resolve till now,. Let me know it, pls...

[@philproducer8548]

Fantastic work.May there be further development into such tech,not only for the health industry,but for all Humanity too.

[@smokeyization]

That's a fantastic invention.

[@barbaraplasencia9968]

Technology and medicine can be so wonderfull when they look to truly help people!

[@Jycatgc6282]

I first read about Exoskeleton from a comic book, the Amazing SpiderMan of the late 1960s to the 70s! Where Bossy, J. Jonah Jameson, CEO of the Daily Bugle, created a killer exoskeleton. At the end of the everytime they battled, of course SpiderMan winsss. These scientists have created a unique machine to help disabled walking people to make a go for it is amazing. Each year, technology advanced.

[@keithcitizen7314]

outstanding, I salute you.

[@inamcuisine7132]

Exelant...Sir...I want to walk again I am of 70 plus..weakness in legs...please help me what to do...Thanks if guided

[@alexschomers549]

Just wait till they have the legs lock into a wheel chair base so it's an all in one.

[@Rocket_Man]

Ya already know!

[@barbaraflannery5826]

GOD Bless you.. your amazing.. what it will mean for people who are paralyzed..🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@wolfman9913]

I ALREADY DESIGNED IT!! BUT THESE DIPSHIT,FUCKHEADS THAT ARE JUST IN IT FOR THE MONEY,ARE SUCKING UP ALL THE PATENTS,MAKING IT NEXT TO IMPOSSIBLE FOR ME TO DESIGN SOMETHING PRACTICAL AND AFFORDABLE!!!🤔😳 THESE SUCK-HARDS ARE JUST TRYING TO CAPITALIZE OFF THE INVENTION!!🤔😳 THEY CARE NOTHING ABOUT PEOPLE!! THEY CARE ABOUT PROFIT MARGINS!!😒😑...AND THATS WHY THEY ARE ALWAYS GONNA FAIL!! OH GREAT!!😃👍SO YOU BUILT SOMETHING FOR DISABLED PEOPLE TO BE MOBILE ONCE AGAIN!!🤔😳😃👍...BUT YET YOUR GONNA CHARGE A MILLION FUCKING GODDAMN DOLLARS FOR IT ALSO!?🤔😳🤣🤣🤣🖕🖕🖕🖕..FAIL!!!!😳 THEYLL NEVER GET IT!! REAL GENIUS,DESIGNS SOMETHING THATS PRACTICAL,USER-FRIENDLY,BUT ALSO AFFORDABLE!!😃👍 THATS THE PART YOU DIPSHITS KEEP MISSING!!😃🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 YEAH...IF YOU WANT A REAL GENIUS TO HELP YOU...MY FEE IS $2-MILLION AN HOUR FOR ADVISEMENT!!🖕

[@buzzsburner.8286]

When we're all in our 70s in the 2050s or whatever, we'll look back at this and think how archaic it was, like the first computer

[@viettakegive1337]

How many that prise? Can polio use that too not just to paraplegi

[@Callummullans]

Perhaps a LiDAR Scanner for stairs as to decide depth of steps and how many there are before using them

[@geovania61]

That is fantastic...

[@AshokKumar-gm3bt]

How to get it and price in india. Please replies my message

[@manuavasthi8119]

How to get this in india and what is the prise?

[@rajatgupta2339]

Where in India could this be found...how to contact...the co.

[@srujang4380]

Can useful for muscular dystrophy patients?

[@TherionB]

Great video!

[@mekhkhu]

Hi, what is the model’s injury level? I'm T4 complete (paralyzed from the chest down) and would it be okay for me? Thanks.

[@jessecarson3021]

I'm a t 11. How u doing

[@mrdipsauce123]

Oh... I send my prayers to I!

[@mrdipsauce123]

You!

[@mekhkhu]

@@mrdipsauce123 Thank you so much

[@Rocket_Man]

Yo good job Rewalk!!! Keep it up, need some more recent stuff, but keep it up

[@Rocket_Man]

I’m back baby Leggo!!!

[@32blackful]

Awesome technology 👍🏾

[@kylel5223]

That is amazing. Brave new world.

[@arifaakter4923]

Ami Bangladesh taikha bolsi Ami ai masin ta kina ba pata pari and atar price koto Ami ata koitai pabo Kew janla akto bolban,

[@mdjohirulislam7348]

আমি বাংলা দেসে

[@chuimeing716]

I'm a wheelchair user and my right leg is non weight bearing (ie it's too weak to support my body weight and I'll fall on the floor). I can only do a few steps with zimmerframe. Just wondering am I a suitable candidate for this exoskeleton?

[@qamargul6201]

please tel me the price and availability place and is it available in u.a.e?

[@cecil123]

85,000 USD per unit. As the product was developed in Israel and because of the current Arab League boycott of Israel and countries/companies that do business with Israel, it may be a bit tricky to get one into the UAE, but that depends on the person who wants to buy it I guess.

[@muradmurad5640]

@@cecil123 $85000 is far to much no one will buy it for sure

[@cecil123]

@@muradmurad5640 People spend that on a car without blinking an eye.

[@muradmurad5640]

@@cecil123 hhhhh who will afford .. this is mad price and they could not sell it to private patient as they can not afford it they only sold few to some rehabs clinics

[@brendon080909]

@@muradmurad5640 Insurance & finance.. tell someone that hasnt walked in 10 years that its to much!

[@BIGSKISLOPE1]

Where cam i buy this and how much. Got a 15 year old that cant walk

[@marcelomayorgamarin2617]

Hola, como puedo adquirir este equipo, gracias, DIOS les bendiga

[@doublintucksveto5321]

What an amazing piece of technology these access skeletons are. Makes me wonder if wheelchairs could become obsolete within my lifetime.

[@angelmahiba2717]

It's look too much heavy in wrest side.can it ware under the clothes? If it's a automatic system then Why patient need to use elbow crutch?

[@1337fraggzb00N]

It is too bulky to wear it under the clothes and you need the crutches to hold balance and walk. When you lean forward, the ReWalk starts walking, when you lean a little backwards, it stops.

[@akhilakhi9190]

Where is it available and what is the cost

[@v_alexiadis]

Amazing!

[@Steve211Ucdhihifvshi]

it should charge in the car. and have wireless charging pads in the feet so at home you can just stand somewhere and it tops up. It may not seem nessecary, but EVERY extra minute or step you take in that if you cant walk is like a gulp of air.

[@01mustang05]

I need one to go from the ground to my armpits and that decompresses or keeps my lower spine from compressing. I don't need the motors though.

[@tinacollins943]

Hi how much does this cost please I lost my feeling in my legs when I broke my back I’m interested

[@sarah.2862]

I feel you

[@downungerdown]

Tina I think they are $70,000 to $100,000

[@sabrinsabi1880]

Where are you from? I want this treatment for my husband. My husband also injured (Spinal cord injury) he can't walk. Please tell me the procedure /process, how can i get it for my husband please

[@AHKNEWSTV]

Any update regarding exoskeleton now days it's been 3 4 years now

[@joseph7534]

Hello Sir...Please tell me it's price and where can I buy it..Am a Paraplegic..completely bedridden from past 4 years..from India 🇮🇳

[@royfrank2333]

Did you get one? Because i know some who needs one also

[@joseph7534]

@@royfrank2333 not yet brother

[@jameljordan3484]

FDA approved +166% AH great move!

[@BrittanyConardTielking]

My dad has a lot of trouble walking and this would be of greatly needed help for him. Can this be purchased out of pocket or through insurance(veterans VA)?

[@manojprrasad]

Is it available in India?? Please answer me.

[@pgarza2]

What brand of shoes were those in the video fitted to the exo skeleton?

[@b_nnett]

Pete Garza 'kalenji' is the brand had shoes from them before

[@JB-ym6tc]

is this available ? I need one of those

[@jcruztiger]

How much is the price of that.?

[@pujapuja-yg8bx]

Mere larke ko DMD ke problem h india lucknow m es macine ka prices Kitana h Indian rupees

[@AshokKumar-gm3bt]

How many prise it instrument

[@jeronimoguedes5660]

Como posso adquirir

[@naimmojumdar]

please include price...

[@royfrank2333]

How much will this coast ?

[@williamwilson2270]

I have walked in rough splint type callipers for 65 years this March as I still do. I don't use any wheelchair or crutches, just a single stick now as I get older. I love the idea of this stair climbing auto walk device. It's a great idea. I usually have to heave myself up stairs until I reach the top. My one critical problem is that on polished smooth marble or floors that are wet, I often slip and fall. This can be very dangerous obviously, but as I walk using my right thigh muscles as the engine of my walking gait, and the weaker left leg as a fixed balance pivot, while I swing my right leg forwards, I'm finding it harder to find Orthotic engineers who know how to build decent callipers. I wore the old fashioned heal clipped callipers with pre-adjusted boots from the age of 4 years and by the time I reached 9 years of age, I stopped using sticks and rather ceremonially threw them on the November 5th Guy Fawkes bonfire in my home village in the year 1963. I always refused to use a wheelchair though I was given two, which being ignored one was passed to an elderly neighbour and the other rusted in my hut to nothing. In 1992 I was walking across the floor when my boss noticed blood running down my trouser legs. I almost always had abrasions and sores which I looked after myself after I left home to work as a welder, Blacksmith like my great Grandfather, though by then a Civil Servant. Subsequently, I was sent to an American specialist who informed me that my back upper thighs had 24inches and 18 inches right of subdermal damage. I was told to give up walking and use a chair, or give up working. I chose to continue to walk, and I fought with the NHS to get plastic Kaffoe type splints, and landed up in Dundee Hospital to receive yet another investigation into the cause of my Parapledia. Both legs had normal circulation as had my weaker left upper arm and shoulder. To date, 8 such investigations returned 8 very different results, all of them wrong in my view. Having given up work, my only support was my dear wife Sheila who has been the true rock of my life. Right now a kind young lady Orthotic engineer is finishing the final touches on a new pair of Kaffoe splints that are by far, probably the best and most comfortable pair that I've ever had. Financially I have been slightly better off not working as from the time I left School where my formal education was more or less ignored. My work was underpaid by a quarter or half what my peers were earning in the three jobs I had and we still raised two fine Children both Able Bodied. Our eldest is a Paramedic in training, while our younger Son is a lorry driver. I spent a long time getting an education in FE Colleges, University and the brilliant Open University based at Milton Keynes. At 16 I began my career as a Welder, Blacksmith and fitter, but as it was in a Blind Workshop the wages were a disgrace. I demanded parity with the other able fitter welders, but was refused. I walked out that day and the following Monday was in training to become an electronic technician. I worked for three years with the Mod at Marconi Space & Defence in Fife, but after a fall on spilt coffee I got hurt. They threatened me in an attempt to intimidate me, as the fault was theirs not mine. I left there and after some time struggling to get a fair deal on the jobs market. I was given a 6 months contract as a Civil Service Clerk, despite my growing number of qualifications from my studies. After three successful years with the Civil Service, and having only a partially sitting down job. It was there that my direct boss saw the blood which threatened my ability to walk. I was sorry to leave my job, but while I am proud of my ability to walk despite the high degree of Parapledia I suffer from. I accept it as a loving gift from God for many reasons. In my life I have seen too many things that defy medical prowess amongst the people that I have met and been friends with. So many faced such terrible experiences that I would surely quail at, yet they battled through to survive and thrive. I have no doubt that Gods Love and Mercy is a major component in their astounding healing. For me, I intend to thank my little wife and God, for his endless patience and mercy towards us, by taking our marriage Vows on the 4th of March on our 40th anniversary, down at Gretna Green over the Sacred Anvil, and finally wearing a Douglas Kilt in thanks to God and my Wee wife Sheila. After that, later in the month I will have been walking for 65 years in two full leg Callipers and Kaffoe splints. To be honest I would love the chance to try out the electronic bio-engineered walking aids shown in this stellar German Video. I can imagine that they would be as expensive as a brand new Porche or certainly much more perhaps, but a man can dream, can't he? I will pray that out there is someone who has the faith and the personal wealth to let me have a chance, just a single chance to try and walk like a real man in that marvelous device. With a device like that, wearing the kilt would be a positive advantage, though I'd need to practice driving in them heh heh. I did drive the UK invalid Carriage for 9 years. A death-trap if ever there was one. But at my elder brothers insistence I gave it up the year they were withdrawn from service, a disgrace to the Reputation of the AC sports car Company. Built entirely of fibre glass, a torgued 500cc flat twin auto engine with motor bike handle bars, no heater, no radio, no inner lining nor boot space, and every single UK model had the exact same key No FS880. So much for the security of invalid cars. I could write a book about them heh heh heh😵🙏🙏🙏🤪😳🙏😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂✝️

[@cj7girl280]

Wonderful..But you should attach the leg sensors to his brain so he can control the exoskeleton with his mind instead of an external remote... Perhaps in the future

[@serenaykaya7758]

My sister is 6 years old with spina bfida and cannot walk. We live in Turkey. Is this device not sold in our country? Thanks to those who produced the device. I hope my sister gets up one day and walks. 😢☹️

[@samueltheweber]

Could this help people with cerebral palsy in the legs, and a warped back? Could this help to realign, or at support that form of skeletal structure?

[@sadhnabarsainya8948]

Please tell me the cost of it I am from India.

[@michaeltalbot8242]

This looks brilliantlI is it available in the Uk? If so how mutch.

[@cecil123]

85,000 usd. It is available in the UK to some degree. Simon Kindleysides just did the marathon with one.

[@-AshwiniBabanWare]

How will I get this device?

[@jaksincarter5747]

O please how do I get one for my brother Kendrick.He lost the use of his legs when he was 14.He is now 37 of age my name is jack I am his young brother.I just need to know where to buy one.Or let me know the info to send you.Please and God bless you guys in your amazing advancements to better help those who have be strucken by tragedy

[@srujang4380]

Wats a cost of this suit?

[@rikkitikkitavi3118]

I wonder if I'll ever be able to afford something like this. I'm so sick of being isolated from and so reliant on others just to stay alive.

[@freedomfreedomfreedom]

Perhaps try asking GPT to design a low-budget exoskeleton that could be build with easy to obtain parts by someone with limited mobility. Request a list with all the parts needed, and a step-by-step instructions manual to build it. Be specific in your request, so it can design it well and write proper script(s) for something like a cheap single-board computer.

[@eggboy178]

@@freedomfreedomfreedom don’t rely on AI for everything, GPT is absolute woke garbage right now. I asked it to rate a paper, and it gave me a 4/10. The reason why it failed my paper? A bit of violence, and the paper claiming “a news anchor wouldn’t be a murderer”. When I got rid of the violence and the part about the killer being a news anchor, it immediately shot up to a 9/10. It’s bullshit, I wouldn’t trust GPT over bing.

[@brettcunningham713]

Ekso Bionics just got approval for a medical/medicaid discount. The actual discounted price isn't known yet, but if you're in America it might be an option.

[@isidoreteh597]

May I know where can I buy this to give me a new hope in Asia? Can anyone share some info n light to the needy?🙏🙏🙏

[@saikiranbehera2197]

Es ka price kitnahe

[@JohnSmith-nh3bc]

AWESOME! PRICE?

[@syedarman4720]

wow,it is really an awesome gadget though it is still in the first stage of development...good luck to them.

[@lorilujan150]

ReWalk has been FDA approved since 2014. Avail for personal use

[@syedarman4720]

Lori Lujan sorry but what fda means?

[@demukazz]

Food and Drug approval for U.S.A. markets ;)

[@syedarman4720]

Pattern of Randomness thank you very much sir. :-)

[@marnetteraymond8088]

Sing this technology is great to bad all the people who need this will never be able to afford it. THIS would be like buying a house for most who's income is limited and want to walk again

[@abirr5733]

I need this robot machine how we can contact with u

[@NomanChishti]

Waao. Plz tell me how much price .i need

[@TabooRevolution13]

My brother died a Quadriplegic... He lasted 7 years. This is something I really believe in because of the study of rats on the treadmill. If we mainstream exoskeletons instead of wheelchairs we have a shot at giving people their mobility back!

[@surendrabamjan]

How much and where i can get this sir ? Me to spinal cord injury patient from Nepal .

[@asadnawaz9709]

Hi there, I am also a disable and want to get this Exoskeleton can anyone help me out? Can I get appointment from the doctor or contact? 😔😔😔

[@femisteele3265]

What's the cost for this rewalk exoskeleton

[@AmorrSummerstorm]

I think its 85000$

[@baljitkaur5794]

Plz ans me where is devise.

[@ভাঙাশেয়াল]

I am from Bangladesh. I need a exoskeleton. How can i get and how much is it?

[@themoorssisters7574]

How do I contact you

[@tinacollins943]

It’s amazing 😉

[@paulamay4643]

How much does this cost I pray to god that one day before I close my eyes my son will walk again he’s 37 now..he doesn’t let that stop him from leaving Life .god bless the ones that can afford it.

[@mozartcsodre]

I wanna see it evolving and showing us where they can get! o/

[@lorilujan150]

You can go to the www.rewalk.com and hit "contact" page.

[@rickpratchett2986]

Wonderful! My question though is if the user is caught outside in a sudden rainstorm, is it waterproof?

[@davidbergewaytogo]

Sony is currently developing the Playstation 5 and billions of dollars are being poured into it's development... to play video games down the road. The company in this video, called Rewalk (a public company) can improve the life of paraplegics but it will eventually bite the dust because of a lack of financing to keep moving it forward... so frustrating... my thoughts are with all of you paraplegics, keep living your life as best as you can and keep the faith! Happy new year!

[@eugeneclark9448]

Haha. You are right.

[@madara.dz_4681]

I have a solution to the stairs problem The solution gonna make them(legs movement) so quickly so robotic it will improve the robot legs so much ....

[@الامبراطوراليماني-غ3ت]

We have to invest in this technology because it might be one of us who is able to walk today might need them one day as accidents happens and don't chose amongst us.

[@hemanthkumar9723]

How much this device costs my uncle is praralysed, his leg and hand is not functioning for 5 years

[@hammad_037]

Best device to all parallized pashant. thanks How much

[@christieatuh]

About $28500

[@christieatuh]

About $28500

[@moahammad1mohammad]

Now that it exists it's only a matter of time before this becomes the standard of consumer needs. Everyone will have one of these in the future, I promise.

[@l__-]

not this but probably more compact and slimmer.

[@erschaff97]

nothing yet sadly

[@gello8518]

@@erschaff97I’d say give it 5-10

[@Hannya-d2h]

I can't imagine to see these things for regular patients in the near future. They are too expensive. Sure they might come down but insurance will most definitely not cover them. At least not here in germany.

[@kimkay2196]

Why would everyone have one when you can walk

[@srikanthgopu320]

Great.

[@gyaneshatlohiya4451]

Price

[@sachahaffmans3743]

Klasse erklärt!

[@arandomperson4718]

Humans: **has an unfixable problem** Human ingenuity: *n o*

[@153SCORN]

Hear that gear sound when he walks. Those are servos. The manufactures didn't have the brains to go beyond simple gear servos.

[@jdjaydee1590]

Very impressed and inspired but the idea to walk again, I would be moved if I can have one them to walk around South with it...very moved

[@veronicabalmer5644]

Amazing 👏 🙀

[@LuismanuelNietocamargo]

Me encantaría obtener uno por un accidente que tuve hace 12 años tengo trauma medular