Check out the Awesome things I Can Do With My Prosthetic Hand!
ฝัง
- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ก.ย. 2024
- This video is in response from my subs wanting to see me use my hand to do everyday tasks. lmk what you think.
Here's the link to a question that is being asked quite often. "How'd I lose my fingers?"
there's literally a video titled How I lost my fingers. the story start about 7 minutes in, but its a pretty good video. • How I lost my fingers....
As always, big thanks to my Patreons, you guys are awesome!
Thanks for Watching!
If you are planning on any resin based projects or are needing silicone to cast your residual limb to fabricate a socket. go to Alumilite and use forge10 at checkout for 10% off your order.
I also have an Amazon link, and here it is! It helps me out a little if you click on this link and then checkout with whatever is in your cart.
amzn.to/3vr90Be
Please support me on Patreon at: / iandavis
Instagram at:
/ acmeworksfab
finally a tic tok!
vm.tiktok.com/...
I also have a website that I don't update very often, but it has a lot of my old projects on it. forgeprostheti...
![ตีสิบเดย์ [FULL] | นางเอกหมอลำเงินล้าน "อุ๋งอิ๋ง เพชรบ้านแพง" & ไฮโซสาวสุดฮอต "ลิลลี่ เหงียน"](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/jPxQS_EgrJ4/mqdefault.jpg)
This man is an actual certified badass. Imagine losing most of your hand, and still being able to build yourself a new hand that functions this well- WITH ONE HAND
Edit: 3.1K Likes?! Thanks everyone!!
Imagine his power with the artificial hand, he will be unmatched
He's basically Dr. Gero from dragon ball.
Literally Guts from Berserk
This comment might be a joke but the guy *did* say he had an "old device" perhaps he used to that prosthetic to hold pieces together while he screws with his other hand
@@jigniishvids9181 yes, allow me to correct myself- one proper hand. Of course he wore the old model.
People tend to really underestimate how important minute dexterity is
you really do, whats cool is when i stop thinking about it and just do, like when i had natural hands. then you catch yourself and it's like wait, what?
Dont even need to lose palm for that, carpal or RSI injury will have a similar effect. Some people dream of mansions or luxury cars, I dream of being able to use my hand with the same precision as before and without pain.
@@missingpartsclub Dude, I'm so happy for you. What an awesome set of skills you have to make something so amazing.
@@missingpartsclub im quite curious ; are you planning to sell prosthetics at one point? i have several colleagues who would pay half their life savings just for one of your prototypes, lol
@@missingpartsclub it is amazing watching the progression.
The more you're able to unconsciously and unintentionally start using something naturally is the moment you know you're on the right path. That's something that I would be so excited about when testing a design. Being able to experience that second hand bliss is a m a z i n g. Congrats
@Tin The things you take for granted until they all but consume your mind...
literal second hand
"without really thinking about it". That's a hell of a goal, man, that's called freedom. Much respect!
Yes and hopefully not afraid to read comic books or watch sci-fi action movies and shows with heroes and villains taking each other on that have this kind of feature.
This might actually be the most advanced and functional partial hand prosthesic avaiable world wide! The fact that it's purely mechanical makes it even more awesome.
Wait, it's purely mechanical? It's just motivated by his muscles? Here I thought these were just *really* good motors!
@@0neDoomedSpaceMarine yeah, it's completely mechanical
@@0neDoomedSpaceMarine there are clutch bearings in the digits which allows them to lock in position like that
It's not available world wide, he built it himself
@@RichyN25 I think they just meant “in the world”
When you picked up the single almond was actually super impressive. Having had someone go through physical therapy to be able to move their hand properly I know how difficult it was for them. But you did that with a prosthetic hand and I am just absolutely blown away! You're awesome!
Damn that dude is like anakin skywalker
Cute fursona c:
@AndrewWithEase11 11 bruh
@AndrewWithEase11 11 must be sad to be you
@AndrewWithEase11 11 I never said it was me or that they picked up almonds. Don't be rude
You don’t understand guys. I remember watching this guy back when he started this experiment and it puts a tremendous smile on my face seeing how much he has progressed. This is actually amazing, in fact I’m at a loss of words to describe it probably. And hearing about how u just naturally started using ur prosthetic arm to steer the wheel is fucking heartwarming. Thanks for sharing ur progress man
Now I remember when I saw this guy.
Yeah I guess TH-cam knows I wanna see this guy succeed so they keep me up to date, so happy for this guy and his progress
Ive been watching for quite a bit too. Its rather fascinating!
Same. His first model is almost nothing like the one here. This one is different, borderline revolutionary in how mechanically compatible it is with his hand.
So did he cut off 4 of his fingers ? I can't tell cuz he doesn't show a still image
The fact that this dude built this with one hand is insane.
He could've hired a mechanic to construct it, but I bet the designs he had to make himself.
@@ArtemSayapovwith one hand
Literally
Medic tf2?
@@Spy_amogus-HEVOX_TF2 Spy among us
This is historical. So inspiring to be alive at the same time as the man who built his own functional mechanical hand.
I'm getting Evil Dead vibes when Ash makes his prosthetic hand :)
What a time to be alive 😅
True
I built this hand with my own hand.
Proud to be the same species NGL. How absolutely fckn amazing
Holy smokes! Your engineering and execution on these mechanical hands is nothing short of amazing and awe inspiring.
What he said~!
Truly inspiring for anyone who wants to be an engineer ~😁
And i love the steam-punk but super robust look of it. I really hope that this somehow picks up more popularity.
And he was able to make that with only 1 hand
I agree
Watching you pick up that peanut has got to be one of the coolest things I've ever seen. (Okay, that sounds weird, but you know what I mean) Outside of CGI movie prosthetics and million dollar projects, that kind of control and articulation just plain doesn't exist. You are a genius. The fact that this is all mechanical makes it that much more insane. Well done Ian.
They're almonds :/
@@fingergunaddict thank you! I can finally live my life knowing they were almonds and not peanuts!
@@throwaway9347 based
Sorry I am new to channel did he design and build that hand himself? If so thats incredible. Hopefully he will put the design schematic on the net for everyone who needs one to make one also it helps the people making robots for various jobs.
@@lonknight3197 So, yeah. He lost all the digits on his left hand except his thumb several years ago. And when he saw both the pricetag and functionability of existing prosthetics, he basically said screw it, I can make my own. He has gone through a bunch of different designs over the years, including hands for specific aplications(e.g. drill hand, bow hand, ect.) They keep getting better too. I don't think he posts anything, simply because the hands he makes are literally molded to whats left of his hand, meaning that they wouldn't fit anyone else. But he often tries to explain the mechanism so that others can replicate the idea.
From the moment I understood the weakness of my flesh-
Memes aside, very cool dude! I only just got here and haven't seen other versions, but as a fan of all things mechanical and prosthetic, I'm glad you've made something so functional and have regained use of your hand.
This is amazing. You are the literal steampunk, gearpunk technician who augments his own body. The journey you've been through, rebuilding yourself and regaining abilities you once had is nothing short of book material. So happy to see this work out for you!
it's not an augmentation, but a clear downgrade from nature. It's cool though.
@@genericscout5408 I mean, its not like he can regenerate his fingers, so this is the next best option
@@genericscout5408 what a weird thing to say. Were you trying to take a dig at the creator of the prosthetic, or the original commenter here?
Either way, your comment achieved nothing outside of being rude.
@@zera2314 It was not rude, it was blunt, and not trying to "take a dig" at anything.
I'll be honest, your reaction reminds me all too much of the average Twitter user, looking for something to be "righteously" offended by.
@@platogkrone7161 Lol fuck no, it was incredibly rude.
The way you're able to incorporate this device seemingly effortlessly with day to day functions makes this pretty amazing.
What’s funny is this guy’s hand looks more innovative and twice as cooler than the products produced by larger companies.
Yep, exactly
you see the reason for this is that their is actually company wise a monopoly on prosthetics they don't want tot make large leaps in bounds in technology due to the fact that they already charge basically the most they physically can for prosthetics so if they greatly increased their current ones quickly they would either have to make the price so high no one could by it or charge it at the same price and people would ask why did the last model have so much less functionality but be priced the same. so they have slowed development to a crawl so they can excuse making every new type the same price if that makes since. (don't really know how to explain what i have been told)
@@hermesl9884 They could just make their high-end product more affordable even to those with missing appendages. That way those who are in need of it can obtain said product.
@@rytlocknroll but my dear fried that would imply companies care about the people i too have asked why not just make it more afford able to everyone but they just don't. it is just another necessity of life for a certain group of people that there is a choke hold on like a lot of the medical industry with insulin or epilepsy medications. for in the eyes of companies if you can't pay top dollar why should they care about you.
:(
We are literally 2 generations away from becoming the futuristic cyberpunk world we all love and fear. Amazing work!
less than 2
@@Green_Bean_Machine I guess we are closer to first gen cyberpunk than we really think
Not really. In the united states, innovation is slowing down as companies would rather resell the same product at an increased price.
@@zombieseatflesh7 in the IS, maybe....but the US are the lead in the field of prosthetic ms and robotics to begin with.
That would be the japanese.
Oh boy. I can't wait until it becomes a buggy mess just like the game
this is so cool wtf?
berd
Ikr?
this is so cool wtf?
It da berb man.
yes?
This is frickin insane, this man lost his hand, said "you know what, I'm just gonna biuld a new one, it can't be that hard right?" Then proceeds to biuld a robot hand that works almost identically to a regular hand. And he did this diy style with one hand. This is by far the most badass thing I have ever seen.
I don’t think the guy builds it himself
@@juliakeeton6953 He has shown how to make parts of it, I haven’t watched much but it seems like he does quite a bit if not all of it. I feel the whole process can be done with one hand, you just need to be creative with how you design and assemble the prosthetic.
Watching this as someone who has never touched engineering and has more interest in art, the way your prosthetic moves because of the different weight distribution is fascinating. I’m also impressed at how much you could improve with one new rendition
i could argue that this IS art, art is an expression of oneself or an expression of an idea, he is using his engineering skills to express himself through the prosthetic hand, the fact it’s actually useful and has practical uses is just a major side benefit lol, and ofc in the process he is becoming one with it
This is art of engineering.
Yeah cuz this isn't art? Utterly ridiculous.
Its basically industrial design. Its taught in art schools and deals with the design of mechanical systems to accomodate for ergonomics and aesthetics
@@ZaveAres Its art with alot more math involved
I think it’s amazing how you’ve taken something unfortunate like losing a large part of your hand, and innovated your own prosthetic solutions. It’s really cool dude keep going.
This series is one of the single most incredible things I have ever seen. The fact that you were able to create not just one but two mechanical hands that function better than most cybernetic limbs that I've seen absolutely takes my breath away. I wish you the utmost of luck on all of your endeavours and may the god of engineering ever be on your side.
He has made more than two :D
Omnissiah is watching him with great interest
Hey, question. How do people control prosthetic hands?
@@suntzu4545 *”with your hands”*
- Sun Tzu
@@corneliusmcmuffin3256 no really
It’s amazing how far technology has advanced. They should sell these at a second-hand store
He made this
Second hand store?
@@michaelhedrick589 Think about it for a few more seconds you'll get it.
XD nice
Took me a while to get😂😂😂😂
He's become too powerful… He can pick up peanuts now, imagine what he will do in a month or a year. All jokes aside as an Engineer myself every video lefts me in admiration for the pure mechanical mastery from your prosthetic many modern engineers would have tried to go the software/mechanical approach keep it up man I'm looking forward to your next videos
They're almonds :/
@@fingergunaddict who cares other then u
imagine combining the mechanical with electrical. controlling the mechanisms very precisely using AI, or clicking sounds.
@@P3DR0877 why so aggressive
He will soon be able to pick up atoms.
the machine is an extension of the flesh. flesh is weak, metal is eternal. This is exactly what should await us in the foreseeable horizon. This is the only way we will get rid of prejudices and disputes. The Omnissiah is proud of this man.
it feels like a miracle, this makes me so happy that a person could put in this much dedication into something this important
This is amazing. The part about picking up small objects was particularly interesting.
People REALLY underestimate how complex the most basic natural functions of the human hand actually are if you attempt to replicate them artificially.
I work in heavy industry- for long, unsociable hours.
I'm very careful, but even so losing fingers, or even an entire hand is a constant worry for me- and the most mundane concerns are always the sharpest.
How would I roll cigarettes? How would I ride my motorcycle? How could I play video games?
One day, when technology has advanced to a point where people would willingly "upgrade" from their natural anatomy for machine parts- people like this guy should be given the highest end gear in recognition of being cyborgs before it was cool and easy.
This some cyberpunk zhit
I mean, being a cyborg is pretty cool now
Hi Richard
is that u jacket ?
That wont be necessary.Limb regeneration is possible read the Body Electric by Robert O. Becker
Dude, I could never do anything like this, but what you’re doing is fan-friggin-tastic!
The thing about a skill, such as engineering, is that it gets built up overtime. If someone started engineering 10 years ago, today there skill would be multiplied by magnitudes. You too can be as good an engineer as Mr Davis if you put in the time and effort he did. Don't sell yourself short, your potential to grow is only as great as your willingness to learn.
@@thatguy8777 holy Jesus absolute life lessons being given away.
Necessity is the mother of invention. You think you couldn't do something like this now, but if you were in his position, maybe you could.
@@thatguy8777 Nah, too much pretentious positivity for my taste.
Sometimes I want a hand like that but then remember how good it is to have 10 fingers but still… it looks so cool !
The fact that you mentioned that you just naturally grabbed the steering wheel with the prosthetic and drove home is an amazing achievement!
Yeah, can you imagine? Must be an amazing feeling...
Yup, the moment you don’t think about it anymore is usually a major milestone…
We praise the intelligence behind a prosthetic hand (and so we should), but then pretend the real hand, far superior is not proof of God. Everyone needs to seek and find the truth of life: God, and the peace that comes from God living in that truth. The world tries to give peace through circumstances - God gives peace in spite of circumstances. And then on to eternal life, life God intended, with no more disease, suffering or deeaath. The world is and always has been lost. Live for eternity - not for pleasures here for a time, only to lose our souls for lifetime of sinning and refusing God / Jesus Christ offer to forgive and forget. ....
@@ForumLight haha i didnt see the God switch coming
@@ForumLight it was necessary to put God here?
I know everyone's impressed by this man's drive, which i am too don't get me wrong, but can we talk about the technology here?? This is amazing! We're getting closer and closer to fully functional prosthetics every day
Most interesting think is there’s no actual electronics in it, it’s all mechanics and new manufacturing techniques.
@@Roach_Dogg_JR Its "prosthetic" for a reason
And yeah, it's BEYOND impressive without the use of electronics, imagine the risk you had, but I'm sure it will be used at some part, but I'm not sure.
@@Roach_Dogg_JR That's the joke tho, fully analog prosthetic is more functional than the one on servos and electricity, cuz it does not have to accomodate batteries and motors, and they take up all the space in those common ones. Without that of course it comes down to incredible manufacturing complexity. This probably has more moving parts than 10 motorized hands lmao. Works better too. We really do rely on electricity a bit too much these days.
@@nikkan3810 well I mean mechanical hands can only go so far before hitting a limit. Electronic prosthetics have the potential to recreate touching sensations and allow for the brain to directly control motors, 2 things that will help the hand feel less like a tool and more like a real hand.
it's about drive
I love that it’s completely mechanical. For anybody that knows how hard it is to design a prosthetic your time and effort it really shows through on this you’ve done an amazing job
Being able to do activities "without thinking much about it" with that new hand more and more is amazing, dude! Congrats on the progress!
Mr.Davis: you’re one of the most phenomenal engineers alive. Also probably the most emotionally strong and mature dude I’ve ever seen. Thank you so much for sharing all of this with us; it’s an amazing treat every time.
This was definitely cool to watch. I never knew prosthetic tech was starting to get more futuristic.
I wanted to say "hands on" but it's literally a hand...
Well this prosthetic specifically isnt something available to anyone else.
He designed and built it himself.
It also operates without any electrical power and purely through movement and muscle control with his wrist.
This isn't futuristic at all
SUPRISE! I am the funniest YTer evah!!!! Just kidding, it was no surprise. Everybody knew already. HAHAHHAHA!!!! That was an amazing joke (it was real talk though). WAWAWAWAWA!!!! Good afternoon, dear big
@@AxxLAfriku you good axxl? you don't look too good this past few months.
@@jaredgarden2455 wait, it's fully mechanical? That's actually insane, im surprised this man's brain fits in his own head
As an aerospace engineer - great engineering problem solving whilst keeping aesthetics at this level is phenomenally difficult. Superb achievement. I’m sure you will build a Luke skywalker hand in no time. Cheering loudly for you sir. Subscribed !
You are an aerospace engineer? Name every aerospace
@@secretname2670 hah got'em
@@secretname2670 hehehe checkmate
I rather we work on projects that allow people to regrow their limbs
@@Bluesonofman yea sure, post your most recent experiments and major thesis!
That is an amazing build! It is heartwarming to see how you've tackled this life changing event with your ingenuity and crafting skills! Keep up the amazing work, Ian!
watching this made me think of all the small things people with whole limbs take advantage of without even thinking, this is incredibly educational, well made and ridiculously cool
On god
I fear this might be a gateway for really stupid people to want to intentionally get mechanical limbs
Take advantage of? Bro this guy just happened to be dealt a bad card in life. Its awesome that hes able to create something that will help many but dont go trying to guilt trip anyone when thats not the intention
Insurance: "Fingers aren't medically necessary."
Ian Davis: "I'm gonna do what's called a pro-gamer move."
Also Ian Davis: [Designs articulating metal prosthetic that gives him near full functionality of his left hand while also making him look like a goddamn terminator]
He is a cyborg now
US insurance is a scam
Imagine Getting punched by him
This was the cringiest comment ive ever read.
@@Numquamnonparatus320 yes, it fecken is. It should legit be a crime with how it's operated. I don't know how it got this far and bad without people in power going "wait a second."
This is literally revolutionary tech that you’re designing. The precision, different levels of grip strength, and natural ease of use is just incredible! Plus it looks awesome
If he sold it he would get millions lol, and help many out
The Bible says in John 3:16-36 that whoever believes in the Lord Jesus Christ shall not perish but have everlasting life, the Bible also says in Romans 10:9 that those who declare with their mouth that Jesus Christ is their God, Lord, and Savior they shall be saved. Revelation 1:8 says that Jesus is the alpha and the omega. Luke and revelation is the ending times, and Jesus is returning back. So are you going to submit your life to him or no? Narrow is the path that leads to the gates of heaven, but only few people find it. The gates that is the path to destruction is where many people find it! Jesus loves you SO MUCH! That he died on the cross, and was resurrected from the dead 3 days later to give us eternal life.
@@poweroftruth9258 I mean sure... but let's give this man credit... made a hand out of metal.
@@bishophavel9048 yes it’s amazing
@@poweroftruth9258 I mean- I'm more Nordic
We need more creative/innovative people like him. Mad Respect Sir, God bless you! Keep up the great work.
As someone who's been folding origami for 9 years, I can't imagine what I'd do if I lost even a few fingers. I'm fascinated by your prosthetic hand! It gives me a sense of hope that not all would be lost if I were in your situation.
i like to play fps games (i am very bad at then) and i cant imagine my life without my fingers
@@Hollow_Psyche I don't like fps games, but in general, without fingers, it's very limiting to things we can do😔
All would absolutely be lost. You're not folding cranes with those things. But it is a very very cool device none the less.
man that's impressive do you get any sleep how do you do that man? folding origami for 9 years? you're a god bro
@@kinga1925 Aw, thanks. It takes practice, obviously, and a sort of method to making the paper bend at your will. But it's super fun!!
You are “singlehandedly” the coolest guy on TH-cam, Ian. Amazing work.
OH GOD
He's hand(s) down the best
These puns are getting out of hand
@@IgnitionP Now there are two of them!
I give this comment two thumbs up
While I imagine missing a hand is less than optimal I can’t help but feel jealous. That prosthetic looks absolutely killer. Even better, it functions incredibly well. Fantastic work! I always look forward to seeing your updates and i hope there’s plenty more coming.
its incredible seeing the dedication of Ian to regaining the control of his hand while making it look cool as hell.
I gotta watch his videos... Never seen any before but TH-cam recommended bit wow he must have such skill and determination to not just make a fully functioning prosthetic that not just works well but looks badass AND he improved on it like my god man props to you. I can't imagine how it's like to be in his shoes missing a portion of his hand. To see him work hard to regain some functions and improve it is amazing, and as you said it also looks badass.
I wish we could reach the level of prostetics in violet Evergarden
I am a little jealous too
This is like when kids get into wheelchairs because it’s fun to ride around in them.
Honestly inspiring stuff, I wish you all the best with your inventions and it makes me happy that you are able to slowly able to live a relatively normal life again. Congrats Ian and I hope you’re doing well!
you know its really impressive, it isnt the perfect biotic replacement we all wish existed, but it actually looks better, stronger, and more intuitive than that i have seen these super big companies make that require buttons in shoes that you press with toes to make the hand perform functions.
Yea but those are not as flexible as normal hands, like typing is gonna be a lot harder if you if your movement are rough (lol)
Eh
@@nervousnorvus1944 I misread him. I thought he said it was the perfect biotic.
I love seeing the progression of these prosthetic hands, I'm glad they're getting better and better. True talent for engineering you have.
I can’t imagine how empowering it must be for you to be able to naturally use your prosthetic and have it function so closely to your original hand that you can use it to do mindless tasks without worry. Love your work and very excited to watch you continuously improve.
Perfect reply have a good christmas
He actually made the terminator hand
When your Prosthetic hand makes those with full hands Envious. You know you have made something awesome.
"I may not have a brain gentlemen, but I have an idea"
This such an impressive feat of engineering, especially to have that kind of control of the index finger.
That's really incredible. The fingers are so dexterous, it looks like with a lot of practice using it it could probably do most stuff a natural hand can. Brilliant design
This guy literally the definition of "Stop complaining and start making solutions" mad respect 🙏
ㅤㅤㅤ
what this guy has done is great but i don’t think telling amputees to stop whining and just engineer their own replacement hand is a good idea
@@you_just just stop lol
tf is this meant to mean
the more you incorporate and iterate, the more natural it becomes. awesome work!
Hats down to you my friend. You are both a genius and one of the most perseverant persons I ever met. I m glad and I hope you will keep improving that prosthetic of you. I wish you the best!!!!
I love how far prosthetic technology is going, sometimes I wish I could just skip ahead and get a sneak peek of the technology in 10 years and see what changes 😁
Its nearly 2022 and there tf is the flying car that people from the 70s or 80s always imagined?!
@@mitzuriki Flying cars will never be a realistic technological improvement on Earth. Fuel would be more costly (unless they can become battery operated) and the injury rate would be miles higher if they don't force an autopilot/self-driving feature on every model. This doesn't even take into account of restructuring towns/cities (not to mention reworking the average parking lot) to be flying car friendly, or the absurd prices of these vehicles.
All of this just for a police patrol system to be 10x more difficult to properly organize and execute; That's why flying cars don't exist - We might have the technology to create them, but they aren't practical.
@@mitzuriki it already existed. just that people lowkey knew the impracticality of flying cars, the risks involved and the expensiveness for daily usage.
The risks are air traffic, and air car accidents, imagine flying cars suddenly crashing down on people or infrastructure or stuff below.. Costly, lethal and very annoying to deal with. Expensive, for daily usage, will have to maintain and it will be very pricey, more fuel needed for the energy for the propellers or depending on what type of aerial car it is. If u just search it up, there are already alot of real life functioning types of flying cars, just that it never made it to mass production and commercial usage. Heck theres even fkying motorcyle drones even! (being currently used by the police)
No Need to Wish And Skip
Enjoy Your Life And When 10 Years Will Pass You Will Not Know 😃
@@BootyRealDreamMurMurs Yep!
Anything can Happen in Air Vehicles , No Guarantee
i check in on this channel every once in a while and it always makes me smile. love what you've been able to accomplish and i desperately hope that one day you'll be able to get this idea manufactured and spread around
yeah. this guy is seriously slept on.
Only thing is that it's quite rare to have just one half of a hand missing.
@@chrisbirch6513 seems like this can be adapted. It's like an entire system that seems reduceable
@@TDGCmote
I agree. I could see this half prothestic hand got improvised into much more.
This really looks like it’s straight out of full metal alchemist brotherhood. I have no knowledge of engineering but this looks simply amazing, definitely has the power to change lives and make the world a better place. Keep it up man!!
Cool profile picture.
Black Profile Gang!
@@axolotl2959 Together we rise
@@DrBreyn 4 of them?!! You guys scare me for some reason pls don't rise
@@lordpvt it's too late
That's fantastic, the end goal i'd imagine of any prosthesis is to use it without realizing, absolutely amazing engineering :)
That is an interesting point, the entire goal of prosthetics is to forget about them
I have nothing but immense respect for this man
My guy already living in 2077
more like living in a long time ago in a far far away galaxy
Cyberpunk was first written to take place in 2020 🤷♀️
Man, you just made a fuckin’ hand, made it functional, and made it look badass. Nothing but respect for you.
This puts a huge smile on my face. I don't know anything about prosthetics, but I hope people reach out to you and offer you funding to help you further your research and developmental skills.
Also, the hand looks super cool!
I never thought about losing that feeling of grabbing small things with your index and thumb. You sir, deserve all my respect.
The simplest essential things are the ones that we forget we need the most.
I did. Drove my thumb into my hand. Pulled it out by the thumb nail with pliers.
The surgeon wanted to amputate it off at the wrist.
I begged him to try and save it.
I had severed tendons, ligaments and nerves.
I had gangrene in my thumb around the bone near my wrist.
He wanted to tack it off four times in total.
It is fairly useless but it is there.
Took me alone time to compensate for the damage even after the reconstruction.
This guy is a legend!
I've come back after roughly a year, your progress is outstanding. Well done bro it looks incredible
Not only does it work well but it LOOKS so cool!!
If you made these designs available to the public, many people would be thankful. I'm happy to see your intelligence being used to create such wonderful devices. I would be astounded to see someone driving with prosthetics this articulate. You may not know it, but you are setting a very high bar and precedent for future prosthetics. I can't wait to see what you add next!
Yeah this industry definitely needs some competition lol
yup
Absolute genius engineering.
420 likes;)
@Horshu debatable
I starting tearing up a little bit watching this when you were describing doing things with your prosthetic that you use to do with your natural hand. Absolutely inspirational watching your progression and other creative prosthetics like your impact driver version. I get so pumped up watching your videos. The aesthetic and functions you're able to perform is mesmerizing. I have no doubts your inventions will inspire a new generation of innovation in the prosthetic world. Your videos make anything feel possible.
Ngl that's amazing how you get used to it faster and faster and other people like me actually learn from the technology by the prosthetic
You are legitimately one of the coolest people I know of. The design of your hand is amazing both functionally and aesthetically. The fact that you've managed to recreate so many of the human hand's complex natural motions, while the whole thing is 100% mechanically actuated and looks like something out of some steampunk reality is amazing. I look up to you as a young engineer, and I hope to be able to make something as amazing as your hand some day.
Imagine some error happened and he starts to press that cat 🥺
@@theultimatetime8029 why
Also
He made it with only 1 healthy hand
I cant even think of doing something like that with both of my hands
@@theultimatetime8029 ya had to go dark huh?
@@kirito_online97 imagine if he pressed the cat so hard that it busted and spills blood all over. his hand get shot circuit bc of blood and he get a electric shock and get paralysed then his shot circuited hand picks up a knife and kill him
How about that?
I have all my fingers, toes, hands, and feet, but I still watch these videos out of sheer fascination at this dudes capabilities. Every now and then for the last like couple years I pop in to see his progress, and it never ceases to amaze me.
Dude, you give me hope for the future. For real. It's men like you that will take us through the threshold and into the future.
Same here. I do admit, this makes me realize that maybe losing some fingers in an accident wouldn't be so bad after all
Nothing but the slow passage of time can do that, my friend. I'm afraid it's out of the hands of mankind
That the truth. It's not the Big tech companies that lead us forward.
It's people with a passion.
“The claaaaaaaaaaw”
you can get an exoskeleton if you really wanted
1:12
The ability to forget you have it is probably the end goal of all practical prosthetics. That's a really huge leap to be able to slip back into old, natural habits with a replacement like that
This channel has been so cool to bingewatch. It's fantastic what you managed to do over the years.
So interesting seeing how your prosthetic has evolved! Just brilliant!
Incredibly impressive. Makes me want to learn these engineering skills as a hobby honestly. Your amazing
Geez Ian, you have really crafted a wearable, functional piece of art. It's amazing. I hope your great ideas and ingenuity will help others living with disabilities some day soon. Well done. Cute kitty BTW!
i love how it’s entirely mechanics instead of electric, imo much more reliable and looks waay way cooler
I love how this functions, but what really draws my attention is the look. I love how you left the metal showing and kept most of the inside parts exposed. This thing looks awesome and functions better than any mechanical replacement I’ve ever seen. Keep it up man!
When you mentioned just without thinking driving with your hand I was so happy for you. And have been through the whole process. But seeing something become so natural like that is amazing.
Your a such bad ass and an insperation to me! 💙
I am impressed with the micro dexterity, it's been to watch you evolve and develop this prosthetic. And with enough accuracy to pick up an almond! Also those sweet chili sauce jars always seem to stick closed so I was impressed by that too. Please continue being awesome it really brings a light to my days.
Man, I'm an engineer myself and for a while I've wanted to do something as useful as this for people who have this necessity. So inspired by your work!! Keep going!!
Now I feel like I've been underestimating mechanical engineering my whole life. This is beyond anything I thought possible from a purely mechanical device. Looks incredible!
I think once doing "new" things without thinking about it, you have won.
Also, seeing one mechanical hand on the steering wheel has to be the best "we are now in the sci-fi future we have all been waiting for" moment.
You have won, sir.
Thank you for continuing to bring us along on this epic journey!
This guy shoulda went to MIT and his greatness was awoken by desire to just be fully functional again. How many more greats are out there dormant? Sir I hope you and your brain find success
Yes! I'm so glad you kept working on it. The last one was beyond perfect, but you just said "nope, no prosthetics I'm building a real hand out of metal." The innovation brings me tears of joy.
I'm glad to see you're still a mix between Tony Stark and Johnny Silverhand. I saw you from when you first started, but now that I have returned still very impressed. Mostly due your progress. People wasting time fighting idiotic cause while brilliant ppl are pursuing real useful stuff. Keep it up, you're inspiration to people out here.
Tony silverhand :D
Johnny Stark :)
@@a_very_burnt_steak good one haha
I'm a mechanical engineering student and I love watching your videos. Seeing the evolution of your designs overtime to fit certain criteria is really inspiring and it's these sorts of projects that really got me into my major. I hope you keep making these videos into the future because I hope other people will see them and be inspired to make something cool!
What I love about this is that it might be affordable and it has none of that fancy electronics or software bullshit
I'm all about innovation but this works better and more responsively that 80 percent of all electronics prosthetics out there
i’ve been keeping up on this off and on, and everytime i’m blown away again, i believe you need to pitch this to the right people if you haven’t already and i feel like you are on the way to helping more people than just you get their lives back to normal and also it looks cool and looks like the functions for daily tasks are working very smoothly
This 100%
A: its going to make the dude some money and with a brain like that hes fuckin earned it.
B: as its mechanically baised it bypasses the need for software and nerve endings and all that jazz and just works.
The only issue is its fairly specialized. But im sure it could be easily modified to work for diffrent people
The unfortunate part is that his designs are tailored to his specific amputation. It wont always translate and designing something custom fit on a case by case basis can take alot of prototyping.
If he can figure out a way to make the grip strength adjustable and pretty it up a little for public consumption, he’s have a solid gold toilet seat on top of the Scrooge McDuck money.
He already said that he wouldn’t because he designs the prosthetics specifically for himself.
It’s always fascinating to see how you’ve improved the design over time. I hope you have some patents on the go for this.
I like watching these occasionally, im lucky enough to not be missing anything but none the less it still impressive as hell to see that this guy built himself prosthetic fingers than work nearly identical to real ones. Keep up the awesome work dawg. :)
Isupport studied English with this
I restarted English after 10 years
I am a beginner studying English with asmr.
Please come and take a look and .
Like a real life Iron Man
That's without a doubt the coolest prosthetic I've ever seen
You are incredible, I hope you turn this into a business, and help many people!
I'd definitely love to see people in the streets with these kinds of prosthetics
He said he probably wouldn't but anything is possible
Engineering and design is a process of iteration. A single person dedicated to a task may lack the tools of a larger corporation, but instead ties the iterative process into their natural life, and thus will often create something far more well-considered than anything a design team can produce in a firm. Excellent work.
Watching your videos gives me a newfound appreciation for the human body. It’s astounding how complex our bones, muscles, tendons, cartilage, etc. are and can all work in unison to create almost every position imaginable in regard to our hands and digits. So impressed with your work Ian and I gotta believe this’ll pay off huge someday and benefit thousands and thousands of people.
Amazing, never knew that hand prosthetics had improved this much, makes me wish I had finished my university degree in Cybernetics and Computer Science as there were options for human robot interface research later in the 3rd year.
Absolutely amazing how natural it can move now, the one limiting factor is the lack of wrist rotation, but obviously the way it's designed doesn't allow for that, but I love watching your updates!
Amazing work. You've achieved an impressive level of precision with this one, and with no electronics involved. Unless someone finds out how to grow out new hands, I believe your current prototype is the best out there.
I love how he's doing this with 1 hand yet we have Harvard veteran mechanical prosthesis engineers who make useless logs of arms with millions of dollars smh. Your incredible truly amazing and innovative keep it up this looks wonderful! 🔥🔥
To be fair our guy clearly has more motivation to get his prosthesis to work than the white collars who go out and have a beer after 4 hours of work
Remember: Necessity is the mother of invention.
Just goes to show how much difference motivation can make.
To be fair: An entire hand is significantly harder to replace compared to just the fingers because a finger prosthetic like this can make use of pre-existing musculature, allowing for a mostly mechanical solution. If instead the the entire hand and part of the arm were missing, then figuring out a way of letting the brain control that hand becomes a lot more difficult, complex and presumably expensive.
@@darthplagueis13 at last a well reasoned answer
The way you control your 4 fingers from simple lil movements. Very cool
You gotta have a lot of faith in your mechanical skills to hold a glass full of water and ice with one hand - I can hardly do that with my actual hands 😂
Man, there will come a day where a big company sees your videos and realizes the significance of your invention. Youre gonna make a lot of people very happy with such a device (and make a lot of money) so congrats and keep it up
Just think of the possibilities when you dont have to build this at home but with the tools and budget of a large company, this is gonna be great
People will amputate their own fingers just to become cyborg. Neat
@@Harufloof lol I’d say it’s not worth it to do it on purpose, but if you actually lose them in an accident you should get some of those
@@gumbo34 And it's shocking how many people have fingers lost.
@@Harufloof Haha, oh boi
At a affordable cost of course.