The Worlds Most Advanced Wheelchair! - (It Climbs Stairs!?!)

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[ThreeTwentyTech]

Having Cambry in his life opened this channel to many disabled people in this world, it’s honestly so heartwarming.

[immanuel]

She: "I can feel the wind in my hair "
He: "I wish I could say the same"
That was spot on!

[Paulco]

That young lady showed tremendous bravery ascending and descending those crazy steep steps. I admire her courage and I hope these chairs make it to the market soon and become affordable. Outstanding!!

[aguysittingonachair]

“I feel wind in my hair.”
“I wish I could say the same…” hahah

This is awesome. Hope they get cheaper and affordable for the masses. Thanks for covering this, Jerry.

[gheatzz]

My daughter is severely disabled, but she can drive an electric wheelchair. Seeing these type of things gives me so much hope. Also, my respect for Zack increased 10 times more for taking care of his wife.

[iLindseyProvost]

As a disabled woman and my whole life in a wheelchair with Cerebral Palsy… These vibes are so empowering.

I’m 25 and I am so proud of you, Cam!🤩🥹🥹🥹❤️ Fellow big dreamer right here!

[DylanE]

The pure look of love when you both looked at each other when passing the chocolate bar hit me right in the feels. What an awesome bit of tech! ❤

[omidhoorzad]

As an engineer, I get anxiety thinking about all the components that could fail, and the kind of contingency plan required.

[jamiebond]

I really love how Zach uses his platform to raise awareness of the difficulties disable people face and how he and Cambry explore and test products and ideas to make the world accessible to everyone regardless of physical ability. Hats off to them both!

[hernanguerrero]

My mom hasn´t been able to walk since she was 26. Now she´s almost 85. I am watching this video, and have tears in my eyes. From Argentina. Makes me happy that someone takes care of technology for the ones that really need it. Thank you, you made my day.

[ManaaAlmarzoqi]

To Be Honest Jerry .. This was the best video you ever made so far!!! The chair idea, the love you put in it for your wife, the idea and determination behind it. And truly you're wife is lucky to find a guy who does the impossible to draw a smile on her face. First video was elevator in ceiling now is this Wheel Chair idea amazing to go down those stairs like that! Keep it up the positive things.

[SittinNBitchin]

Due to Muscular Dystrophy I've been a full time wheelchair user for 10 yrs. Currently I use a Quantum q6 edge 3 with ilevel...don't get me wrong, I love my chair and I'm very thankful for it. However, a chair like you just showed with me amazing! I'm a very active person and often get frustrated out in the world because there's such limited ramps at most things. Like, my friends are going to Paris next year and while doing research I can already see that if I choose to go it will be a battle due to most things there not being accessible. I pray the future holds most AWESOME inventions such as this chair in your video! Thanks for sharing with us!

[ScubaAnt]

As an engineer I think this is one of the most innovative and impressive designs I have seen in a long time. It looks amazingly well thought-out out and extremely well built. In terms of technology it's the Tesla of wheelchairs. Hats off to the design team & company making them.

[jeddavis]

As an engineer I can appreciate the technology behind this chair, but I was fascinated by the joy on her face. It was pleasant to behold. Let's hope this becomes more accessible for those in our society who are limited in their physical scope. Thanks for the video.

[francisdebriey]

Thanks, guys ! You showed what the future will look like for disabled people and it looks sooo much better. Imagine this toy accessible for average budget ! But what I appreciated the most, because it transpired throughout the video, is the profound goodwill and love you share with each other. This is diamond, this is what life is about. Thank you for inspiring your audience. Kimberley you are such a nice and positive soul with such a guardian angel on your side. Lucky you !

[daveyates]

I have just come across your facebook account and can honestly state I think you both are absolutlely fantastic. To see someone who adores a young lady who has to use a wheelchair and expand that pasion to prove to the world that so she has to use a chair, so what! I worked with a lot of people who had spinal injuries, problems that they thought the world owed them a living. To watch you both going about life as all is well in the world is a breath of fresha air. You make people like me, self mobile, awed by your determination and vigour. A pleasure to have watched a couple of your presentations. Go and show them you are far better then them.

[ON]

*This device will be a boon to so many people who need it!*

[andria]

I feal like since cambry was introduced, this channel has become a thousand times better!

[TheWheelchairDad]

That is freaking awesome! I definitely would love to have that!

[fartnloud]

4:56 Man I could feel the tension in the air. That cute "aww" then coming closer, she was waiting for the kiss, you wanted to go for the kiss... professionalism prevailed, but I doubt anyone here would have minded a tiny puck. 😅

You make a great couple!

My brothers 28th anniversary is coning june 16th, he was 16 when he was hit by a semi walking to school. Unfortunately he doesn't have the motor skills for an electric wheelchair, maybe this one is easier to use.