Alice - the first 100% open-source lower-limb robotic exoskeleton
Alice
the first 100% open-source lower-limb robotic exoskeleton
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Hunter's comment
Most of the those people who are engaged into worst accidents lost their legs or any part of the body.
Experts tend to address the needs of those people by creating or making a substitute to their lost parts.
One good example is having this awesome Alice, the first 100% open-source lower-limb robotic exoskeleton.
By having this one, those people will be given a chance to walk again accordingly and choose to go wherever they want. This is how amazing Alice is.
Take a glimpse of this video for you to be acquainted.
Link
https://github.com/GuillermoHra/ALICE-OpenSource-Robotic-Exoskeleton
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Hunter: @chinitooo
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It hurts to see someone who lost his leg in an accident. I think this product is really good for these people. I hope various products can be made not only for legs but also for people who have trouble with their arms.
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Great
Excellent hunting, is a good opportunity for people who have suffered some injury .. It is also open source.
Great Hunt!
Really cool to see a really important project like this is open source. I'm a real fan of open source projects in general since basically anybody can help with their specific knowledge.
Keep on the good work!
This is amazing. Not only is the technology advancing rapidly, it is open source.
The next 5 years will see many ailments drastically reduced. In a decade, we will see some eradicated.
Anything that help people walk again is welcome. This being an open source should be advantageous.
This is a major advancement in medical technology that aids the help of humanity. We're hoping this could be available in many countries.
Another great open-source project which can benefit the humanity including those who are with disabilities. Job well done hunter! I hope government will support this kind of innovation so that everyone may experience what is like to walk. I will give this a score of 5 out of 5
Such a amazing open source project. I certainly believe robotics as well as AI shall be the prime topics for the open source communities for the sole reason these technologies shall be in the peoples hands, not owned by a few corporates.
I love and support open source porjabies. Lower extremity robotic exoskeleton. It's a very cool product. They produced solutions for the worst accident results. They did a really good job. Everyone needs two chances to walk.