This Robotic Arm Product Is 🔥🔥

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[MrMysteriousDm]

This should become mandatory for our service members who have lost hands as compensation for their service

[Betterthanbefore-sy]

This is probably the best product I have seen pitched on shark tank

[johnross]

As a prosthetic tecnician..I love all of the new innovation..so great.

[Spamaccount]

I’m glad people like him exist making things better for disabled people around the world

[KQLieu]

For anyone that's wondering this company is now worth 50 million and is growing bigger

Edit: for some reason i cant reply to yall and some people are asking for the company name so its Psyonic for those that are wondering. Also Kevin, Lori, and Daymond split a 1M$ investment into the company. It may seem like a low amount for the company to be worth, but each hand costs $10-15k to manufacture and then it costs around $20k to buy

[adoptdontshop]

For our service veterans fawk yeah! 💯 % Support!

[theduckknight]

These are the kinds of people who change the world for the better.

[Raphaelogwu]

This looks like the beginning of a movie I've seen

[Bongo]

I would love to give my daughter one of these. She was born with no left hand. This would boost her confidence so much. She is almost 13. She would feel like a super hero.

[noneofyobiznizz]

The government better get a contract with this guy for our veterans. Our service men and women should be getting the very best and not the dregs that they've been receiving.

Actually, the more I think about it, the more I think that this would be a great company to invest in.

[billymccarthy]

That’s not just an invention that is a blessing.❤

[Njoycomicsandart]

This is AMAZING! Life changing, even. I support the idea of retired soldiers receiving one of these as compensation. FASCINATING!!!

[monsteratgame]

i wont be surprised if i see someone with cybernetic enhancements walking down the streets with a red blade and a robot dog.

[keithking]

Give this man every thing he asks for and more... 😮

[jaimealbertto]

Let's give this guy a hand for his product.

[nightmoves]

I love the way prosthetic limb technology is advancing! My father lost half of his right leg in a silo accident when he was 18. I can't even imagine how much he would have benefitted from a medical device like this one, but for his leg. For a long time, science was determined to make prosthetic limbs look as realistic as possible, which imo, limited the technological possibilities. Esthetics over functionality. I think that these Ability Hands are the coolest looking arm substitute I've ever seen! ❤

[caracalcontinuum]

It’s sad because the people that need it will never be able to afford it, and the rich likely won’t need it because they don’t work dangerous jobs. The state of health care in the US is depressing to me.

[hylius]

My snake is solid watching this...i bet that sergeant feels like a big boss with this metal gear

[hannanshaikh]

Barbara: I have both the hands....so I am out.

[westleyspider]

His smile, shows his excitement and passion for his product and how it impacts people lives that are in need of them