As a U.S. veteran, the fact that these wounded warriors' medical care is not _fully_ funded is absolutely appalling! The technology presented is amazing and yet there is clearly more R&D needed on that front.
In Ukraine disabled soldiers operate robots...Somebody needs to survey 30,000 official NOC occupations to calculate TAM, total addressable market, for $249 Nvidia robot brain, and Google 430,000 times training accelerator. Essentially, which "blue collar" functions within each blue collar vocation can be performed by robotics?
Perhaps it's useful to observe Musks system over time, simply to see how/if the brain reacts somehow. Obviously the sensors can as well. Ultimately it's a matter of how impactful any potential long term adverse reactions could be in their respective locations. For example, simply needing an indvelling catheter, over the yrs can result in reactions such as ulcers, and tumors in the bladder, where the catheter is located. It can be very painful, to the point of requiring a "stoma"/hole into the bladder, where the cather is relocated (to start slowly irritating there). On initial thought, I'd prefer sensors on muscles caused me problems long-term, over in my brain. I'm extremely curious & hopeful about the neural link and applaud the bravery of those to test it.
It's amazing how these new technologies help people continue with their normal life ❤
This man's are worriers . Long live Ukraine 🇺🇦 ❤😊
Everything possible must be done for all Veterans
Thank you for your service!❤
Amazing technology
As a U.S. veteran, the fact that these wounded warriors' medical care is not _fully_ funded is absolutely appalling!
The technology presented is amazing and yet there is clearly more R&D needed on that front.
Beautiful story telling
Great story! Thank you for covering it
How far technology has come 😮
Maybe Botan can get a Vibrating Leg🤣🤣💜💯🙏
I need a link to donate to the purchase of bionic limbs....
@0:32 oh che strano, non l'avevamo mica capito che l'Ucraina è usata come laboratorio per testare armi e biotecnologie! ::
In Ukraine disabled soldiers operate robots...Somebody needs to survey 30,000 official NOC occupations to calculate TAM, total addressable market, for $249 Nvidia robot brain, and Google 430,000 times training accelerator. Essentially, which "blue collar" functions within each blue collar vocation can be performed by robotics?
Neuralink will fix this, implant in the brain that controls the prosthetics, no need for better sensors then
Perhaps it's useful to observe Musks system over time, simply to see how/if the brain reacts somehow. Obviously the sensors can as well. Ultimately it's a matter of how impactful any potential long term adverse reactions could be in their respective locations.
For example, simply needing an indvelling catheter, over the yrs can result in reactions such as ulcers, and tumors in the bladder, where the catheter is located. It can be very painful, to the point of requiring a "stoma"/hole into the bladder, where the cather is relocated (to start slowly irritating there). On initial thought, I'd prefer sensors on muscles caused me problems long-term, over in my brain.
I'm extremely curious & hopeful about the neural link and applaud the bravery of those to test it.