The Final Race! Team KAIST’s Powered Exoskeleton Run | Cybathlon 2024

[@ExoskeletonReportPage]

Insane just how much the technology has improved since the first CYBATHLON Race in 2016!

[@KyoungchulKong_EXO-Lab]

@@ExoskeletonReportPage Thanks! Please highlight our improvement on your channel ;).

[@ExoskeletonReportPage]

@@KyoungchulKong_EXO-Lab Most definitely!

[@SelimHajymammedov]

Emerging technologies developed by universities' laboratories for people with limited opportunities, makes the world bright shinier! Thank you for your part in such devotion, from the depth of my heart I'm wishing you all the best. I myself, work on exoskeleton for disabled people at my university, and giving my all to make it real.

[@QuirkyTurtle2]

This is awesome. The people who develop this technology are real heroes!

[@eded711]

soo cool, my jaw dropped when he bend over to pick something up! just amazing, mads Respect to the engineers and programmers👏👏👏 and good work for the User i know how hard that must have been, even if its that short range... plz continue innovating, is just amazing, especially doing it for Wheelchair drivers and other disabled people! 👍👍👍you give Humanity Hope!

[@tigerysh79]

멋집니다! 축하드립니다!!

[@dennisoh6957]

대단합니다...박수 짝짝짝!!!!

[@Eric_Malbos]

Really nice. This event should be added officially in the Olympics !

[@mistercohaagen]

Seriously... it would be awesome!

[@bluemamba5317]

You mean Paralympics? And do you mean as an event, like a technical show-off or an actual competition?

[@takeru51]

It will be called “old man struggling”

[@borasahin5117]

@@bluemamba5317bro imagine like Formula Teams gona build cyber parts and than they are gonna race

[@kevinflynn6005]

​@@bluemamba5317 both cause then funding and research would likely sky rocket and advancments might happen faster

[@OhhGeee]

How does this video only have like 30k views? This should be front page news across the entire world! This is going to make wheelchairs obsolete in most cases. Incredible!

[@안효관-i4z]

감동이다... 대단합니다. 연구원들 노고에 진심으로 찬사를 드립니다

[@Nunosignal]

최곱니다. 진짜 멋있네요!

[@юрапешков-у2е]

This is fantastic. Excellent work!!!❤

[@fartinthewind933]

It's only a matter of time before we have power armor

[@jameselliott216]

You better believe there will be lazguns before you will ever see power armor.

[@jedz86]

wspaniałe rozwiązanie techniczne!

[@darrenh.549]

This is so brilliant keep up the great work.

[@pebblesthecat3625]

I am watching disability becoming a thing of the past. When I was a child 50 years ago, this type of technology was only seen in television programmes like "Star Trek" or "Tomorrow's World" where all the futuristic advances would be showcased. It's just astounding to see it become a reality in my life time.

[@yashankthaware9806]

In the upcoming few years or in the upcoming decade it will be compressed like how first phone was huge and after some years or decades it becomes like a slim smartphone this technology will become so slim that it will integrate in the body

[@myarsiv]

Great achievements but when do you think these technologies will be commercially available?

[@JY-u3e]

대단합니다

[@michaelanukam3314]

Amazing ❤

[@conradluna5474]

What's the minimum mobility requirement to make this work?

[@lukyluciano7524]

Amazing! This is what money should be invested in and not nukes

[@SaumBodhi]

Well... it's coming. But as of yet... people might stick with the chair as its way faster. Maybe they could be controlled with joycon type controllers.

[@alexpavezi9840]

Very nice...

[@briannealvarado36]

If the chair is equipped with robotic legs, and the person sitting on the chair can control it, the robotic legs will move more easily, effectively, and quickly. All they have to do is sit down and drive it.

[@Adam-xv7cd]

I hope that all the people who need this will be able to afford it. What is cost projected to be?

[@МарияБровякова]

Браво!

[@charleyweinhardt]

the ability to do wheels would be really practical, and save a TON of battery power!

[@ShannonJosephGlomb]

i was like extra wow when i noticed he has no fee wow :) that cheer at the end right

[@piterisparkeris4770]

Imagine falling down the staircase with this thing...

[@dennisliebig7622]

Include Airbags..... No Problem.

[@deemarrero9]

Good job 👍🏼👏🏼 How much for those robotic legs?? I need them for a friend.

[@wladjarosz345]

in Ukraine it will be very necessary too!

[@TheBOOSTEDO]

3:43 was the door suppose to close by itself?!!?🤔😳

[@tyronehigginbottom4679]

Nice! Just need to work it down a bit slimmer, and then you'll be there. 🤜🤛

[@sunnyfok6268]

It may not look as fancy as those by Tesla and the like, it could certainly improve the quality of life for those have mobility issues. So grateful to see technology is really being put in helping people, not just helping billionaires to make more money. Well done!

[@Metallic-Sun]

Looks like the first part of the Aliens power loader.

[@بشارالمليكي-ت1ص]

How much does it cost and where can I buy it? I want one for my disabled brother.

[@miriamdelosangelescayul3141]

Wow

[@H31ntz-s7r]

We need to wait untill it gets significantly smaller in size, comfortable and faster decision-making. For now they are only getting there, slowly.

[@mrpedi_official]

How much does this technology cost?

[@Betonoszlop]

im sure you thes efolks can attach a kevlar shield and an MG onto that thing

[@JJs_playground]

Can he walk without the crutches like the other video?

[@wladjarosz345]

make an exoskeleton - not war!!!

[@icykenny92]

So if he fell over, will it help him?

[@deartori]

Just standing upright helps people paraplegics with bowls and circulation. I could see this being able to click into a drivers seat of sorts in a car in the future, it’s difficult to transfer in a car and store wheelchair.

[@tsangfai7006]

用電量應該唔少，如果突然冇電，活動能力冇晒，叉電都係一個問題！

[@Covenant1984]

nice

[@hansmagolves7329]

Hierfür darf und sollte mehr Geld investiert werden! Großartig was schon erreicht wurde!

[@ekanayakant6622]

❤🎇

[@pelumitemp7498]

The top looks like the back of a Mc Lauren

[@mountaincruiser817]

When I'm paralyzed just give me a wheelchair. I'm a simple guy (but in a hurry).

[@tiefensucht]

Why is there no progress? Your videos from 8 years ago looked the same while the exoskeleton was even smaller.

[@brad4edat]

look cerefuly! in first exo human weight is most in human arms! Do not look just in exo size! In second exo the weight is on exo, not to human! Second exo is biger but human weight is on exo, and human stand up end move easy!!! Impruwment is hudge.

[@SeungHyeopLee]

부동산보다는 과학발전에 투자를...

[@webtaiying]

울컥거리네요`~~정부가 도와서 상용화 많이 되였으면....

[@Ruslan-us3lg]

Этот аппарат только даёт возможность инвалиду почувствовать себя ходящим.Но ходить так тяжело и медленно,не очень удобно.

[@delightfulThoughs]

Hydraulics are obsolete, go full electric like the new Atlas robot.

[@Nightdreaux22647]

It's still too big, man. Try to make the size smaller

[@jasonmcmanus6169]

The lengths social security will go to to get you back to work!

[@millylegume9431]

need to connect with neuralink

[@JesusAlfonso-k9f]

this loosk like a video made for stakeholders because it shows the design notvfinished

[@Askarovmayizhonova]

клас

[@sis-l1i]

지팡이 빼고 해야지

[@pottacoola]

They really need to cut out all the silly sounds when making electric cars and robots! Imagine walking through the city and there was 10 of them. it would be noise pollution. Other than the sounds this is very impressive.

[@iurie-ttba-planetearth]

🦾👍🏾

[@ShabaaUkelele]

Imagine this being paired up with neuralink 😉 We're living in the future.

[@4DCResinSmoker]

Give a few years and this will be in Ukraine.

[@joeskill4663]

So after 30 years they still can’t fix a spinal cord. 🤷‍♂️..guess this is what we get..