Hugh Herr: The new bionics that let us run, climb and dance
Hju Her (Hugh Herr): Novi bionički udovi uz pomoć kojih trčimo, penjemo se i plešemo
At MIT, Hugh Herr builds prosthetic knees, legs and ankles that fuse biomechanics with microprocessors to restore (and perhaps enhance) normal gait, balance and speed. Full bioAdrianne Haslet-Davis - Ballroom dancer
When Adrianne Haslet-Davis lost her left foot in the Boston Marathon bombing, her left leg was amputated to the knee. Less than a year later, she's back on her feet and dancing again. Full bio
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basis of design methodology,
metodologije dizajna,
emulate neural processes,
emuliraju neuralne procese,
U svetu genetike,
moje noge su bioničke.
nastalog usled promrzavanja
penjanja na stene i led.
da se razviju iznad
ili koliko god želim.
u vezi sa samim sobom,
ali kada bih se osećao
(Aplauz)
da se penjem
ne može da prođe,
da se penjem
umor u mišićima nogu.
pružiti potpunu rehabilitaciju
osnovali smo
popravku ljudi
kako funkcionišu moje noge,
of extreme interfaces.
na ekstremnim interfejsima.
u mojim bioničkim udovima:
uređaje na telo.
da u današnje doba,
i najstarijih tehnologija
kako da prikačimo stvari na svoje telo.
iz Medijske laboratorije MIT-a,
varijabilni otpor egzoskeleta,
za najbolju podršku i fleksibilnost,
za moje biološko telo
mog tkiva koje se nalazi ispod.
poput magnetne rezonance
i robotičke podatke kombinujemo
represents tissue compliance.
koja predstavlja saglasnost tkiva.
synthetic skin should be soft,
sintetička koža treba da bude meka,
the synthetic skin is stiff,
sintetička koža je čvrsta
koje sam ikada nosio.
koje pokreću podaci.
za osećanje i mišljenje
iz Kalifornije.
on menja tvrdoću.
materijal je fleksibilan.
u sintetičku kožu
sa mojim biološkim telom.
i primeni se voltaža,
ciklusa trčanja
poput mesa i kosti?
proučavamo kako ljudi
hodaju i trče.
zovu se BiOM.
ranjenih američkih vojnika.
strike, under computer control,
pod kontrolom kompjutera,
u predelu lista na nozi.
kojeg nosi ista ta dama
normalnu funkciju mišića -
što bi trebalo
neke izvanredne atletske podvige.
uz šljunkovitu stazu.
u udaru bombe u Avganistanu.
nikakav invaliditet.
neverovatne težine i čudnovatosti.
nalaze se elektrode
mog uda kojeg nema,
koji nedostaje,
koji refleksi su se dešavali,
u ostatku mog uda,
torzionog momenta i snage,
i bioničkog eksternog uda.
do bioničkog uda,
poput mesa i kosti,
dva bionička uda.
Pokušaj da hodaš uzbrdo.
ne mogu ni da opišem.
Hvala vam, hvala.
jezik za kodiranje i cene
(Aplauz)
ili motoričkog problema,
ova ljudska prava
prihvatiti svoja ograničenja,
Upoznao sam je
i otišao kući kolima,
Hajde da joj napravimo bionički ud
dozvolite da vam predstavim
- Enrike Iglesijas)
ABOUT THE SPEAKERS
Hugh Herr - Bionics designerAt MIT, Hugh Herr builds prosthetic knees, legs and ankles that fuse biomechanics with microprocessors to restore (and perhaps enhance) normal gait, balance and speed.
Why you should listen
Hugh Herr co-directs the Center for Extreme Bionics at the MIT Media Lab, where he is pioneering a new class of biohybrid smart prostheses and orthoses to improve the quality of life for thousands of people with physical challenges. A powered ankle-foot prosthesis called the Empower by Ottobock, for instance, emulates the action of a biological leg to create a natural gait, allowing persons with amputation to walk with normal levels of speed and metabolism as if their legs were biological.
Herr also advances powerful body exoskeletons that augment human physicality beyond innate physiological levels, enabling humans to walk and run faster with less metabolic energy. He is the co-founder and Chief Scientific Officer of Dephy Inc., which creates products that augment physiological function through electromechanical enhancement.
Hugh Herr | Speaker | TED.com
Adrianne Haslet-Davis - Ballroom dancer
When Adrianne Haslet-Davis lost her left foot in the Boston Marathon bombing, her left leg was amputated to the knee. Less than a year later, she's back on her feet and dancing again.
Why you should listen
To ballroom dancer Adrianne Haslet-Davis, dancing was everything. So when she lost her left foot in the April 2013 Boston Marathon bombing, she vowed — from her hospital bed — that she would dance again. Two hundred days later, standing on the TED2014 stage, she did just that. With the help of MIT prostheticist Hugh Herr, Haslet-Davis performed in Vancouver for the first time since the bombing.
Adrianne Haslet-Davis | Speaker | TED.com