This is a fantastic ankle/foot prosthetic. The issue is it's not affordable for anyone except maybe amputee military veterans. I can only dream about having a prosthetic like this and walk like that again. I'm 65, so insurance would never approve me for this. Keep up the great work.
What has happened to this technology? It has been 5 years since this video. Is it still researched, miniaturised, getting more advanced? This seems like a great and simple tech compared to current basic and high end prosthetic feet. I really hope this didn’t end somewhere in the warehouse as just prototype…
Wish this stuff would be more of a priority for "civilian" use. I get it that military gets priority due to funding, but the trickle down on this "cool" stuff means I'll likely never see it in my lifetime. It's pretty awful knowing the tech is possible, but impossible to reach without incredibly deep pockets.
How can I get one. I need this so bad. I think every amputee needs it but please let me know how I can get one, are there any grants or programs that I could maybe try one out. Anything please.🙏
Hola soy de colombia y tengo discapacidad de ambas piernas y las protesis q uso norman mente me incomodan y mi pais los caminos son muy irregulares para andar con protesis como ago para optner unas protesis de su fabricación no soy de grandes recursos económicos pero puedo hacer una recolecta y ayudar al pago de las mismas mil gracias
Hi I’ve been using the biom ankle for about 5 years now. My batteries just went out on me and it’s been a real hassle to replace. Ottobock is saying they can’t replace the battery because they no longer manufacture them and want me to spend 120000 on new hydraulic feet. :( please help I really would like to try these feet I’m done with bioms and ottobock..
@@DyingOvaColorz do you think it would be possible to manufacture a replacement? With some 3D-printing and a step up/down Converter it should be possible to fit in another modern battery and convert it exactly to the right polarity, voltage and dimensions…
It looks cool, no doubt. I’m also glad that the big companies and pouring $ into R&D. But in reality it’s much too complicated and much too expensive for most of us. We will need to get by on a $5k foot, not a $60k foot.
This is a fantastic ankle/foot prosthetic. The issue is it's not affordable for anyone except maybe amputee military veterans. I can only dream about having a prosthetic like this and walk like that again. I'm 65, so insurance would never approve me for this. Keep up the great work.
What has happened to this technology? It has been 5 years since this video. Is it still researched, miniaturised, getting more advanced? This seems like a great and simple tech compared to current basic and high end prosthetic feet. I really hope this didn’t end somewhere in the warehouse as just prototype…
when will this be available to the public? is it for ak's? does it make noise?
Great work guys!
incredibly cool tech. amazing stuff.
I want this leg..how much cost this leg?? please reply me please please
from where i can buy it?
Wish this stuff would be more of a priority for "civilian" use. I get it that military gets priority due to funding, but the trickle down on this "cool" stuff means I'll likely never see it in my lifetime. It's pretty awful knowing the tech is possible, but impossible to reach without incredibly deep pockets.
How can I get one. I need this so bad. I think every amputee needs it but please let me know how I can get one, are there any grants or programs that I could maybe try one out. Anything please.🙏
I wish I could get an answer but it looks like no one in the comments are getting answers.🥺
Most advanced prosthetic leg ever
This limb how much price
Hola soy de colombia y tengo discapacidad de ambas piernas y las protesis q uso norman mente me incomodan y mi pais los caminos son muy irregulares para andar con protesis como ago para optner unas protesis de su fabricación no soy de grandes recursos económicos pero puedo hacer una recolecta y ayudar al pago de las mismas mil gracias
So brilliant….❤
How can I avail this prosthetic leg.. Pls help me.
How much if want to buy
how much does it costs? how durablre it is?
How much does it cost to get this mechanical foot for my father . Please anyone can help to get me the information 🙏
Wow nice...i want this one so that i will walk normally
Why put this on you tube I don't have the money to get this. This is the foot I would need to carry on the life I had. Heartbroken
Wow, this is incredible
Yo vivo en la calle no tengo una pierna quisiera una para poder trabajar
Hola soy de Mexico, a mi esposo le realizaron una hemipelvectomia , podrían darme información por favor.
Fantastic work, thanks.
Hi I’ve been using the biom ankle for about 5 years now. My batteries just went out on me and it’s been a real hassle to replace. Ottobock is saying they can’t replace the battery because they no longer manufacture them and want me to spend 120000 on new hydraulic feet. :( please help I really would like to try these feet I’m done with bioms and ottobock..
how much does it costs,,?
Ajay ramesh $60,000 a piece. I lost both my feet. So $120,000.
could you figure it out? this doenst sound nice from ottoblock
@@kleindavid9416 sadly no, I’m still using them with no batteries.
@@DyingOvaColorz do you think it would be possible to manufacture a replacement? With some 3D-printing and a step up/down Converter it should be possible to fit in another modern battery and convert it exactly to the right polarity, voltage and dimensions…
It looks cool, no doubt. I’m also glad that the big companies and pouring $ into R&D. But in reality it’s much too complicated and much too expensive for most of us. We will need to get by on a $5k foot, not a $60k foot.
This is what I need 4 sure.
Price in india
Very nice 👍
Please contact me! I would love to review your product! Seems to good to be true
look like heavy to walk with and like a clump around your ankle..
About upto knee amputee
Ok
I would re enlist in order to use this equipment and progress this tech.
Looks heavy and bulky