“Life is hard, Death is easy” most badass quote from a guy who built a machine to move his arm.

@justaway6901

2 жыл бұрын

What does "Death is easy" mean? Getting killed is easy? Or deciding to kill oneself is easy?

1:01 my reaction to this.

@ariya6310

4 жыл бұрын

Lol

@deltaman2283

3 жыл бұрын

Your pfp is damn accurate...

Hey hire this man for prop creation for the next Mad Max or other post apocalyptic movies. Hed certainly make more money then whatever hes doing now.

@nikeg1097

7 жыл бұрын

Sypran good one 😂

@wesiyowesi6522

7 жыл бұрын

Ass accident in al-aqsa,iam boycott all of product from jewish company in all my mart. Like it : pepsi,coca cola,sprite,nestle,kitkat,loreal,revlon,kraft,danone,and more..!!! I was send my email to head office my mart to searching same product maybe from malaysian or turkey,etc... but not from jewish company.

LOL, I love how he pretends to sync up with the machine at 1:00

real or not, that's some cool looking contraption

@ac2000100

7 жыл бұрын

Pedro Ribães I agree but it's a cheap hoax lol

@supernaturalswampaids8083

6 жыл бұрын

Not

@user-wx8ny5mi8n

3 жыл бұрын

Real

@user-wx8ny5mi8n

3 жыл бұрын

her hand was paralyzed

@user-wx8ny5mi8n

3 жыл бұрын

Besides, it is impossible for the BBC to just pick up news, it will definitely take from trusted news programs

1:00 he deserve an oscar

@mridhulml9238

2 жыл бұрын

Ikr! And all the people believing thsi crap

@justaway6901

2 жыл бұрын

His mind be like "Its morbin time"

@meabobo

Жыл бұрын

hahahahaa😂

it's similar to a lie detector in that it's typically used on someone who's lying

@name6440

6 жыл бұрын

But how?

@yangllobrera9723

6 жыл бұрын

it's for the indian dude, coz we all knew that he was lying.. and so sad for some people.to believe this crap, especially THE FREAKING BBC. AYAYAYAY.

@supernaturalswampaids8083

6 жыл бұрын

Booooooom!

@kitsunesden8085

5 жыл бұрын

That's why it works! He lies, the arm moves! xD #Paradox

@levireiddsouza9326

4 жыл бұрын

@@yangllobrera9723 he's not Indian bruh

0:41 you can see his forearm muscles moving

Plot twist: it's actually about an Indonesian guy who wants to try to build a power armor suit like in Fallout and BBC just edited the subtitles

@gunadisbr4113

3 жыл бұрын

Hhh.. but I am telling you for sure, the subtitle is correct!

@hikaru2047

3 жыл бұрын

The subtitle is correct

@i_solo_fiction_lmao_cope

2 жыл бұрын

i'm indonesian and this is correct

@TKDragon75

2 жыл бұрын

@@i_solo_fiction_lmao_cope kinda got r/whoosh'd there pal.

@i_solo_fiction_lmao_cope

2 жыл бұрын

@@TKDragon75 wdym bruh

There is a very easy way for this guy to prove that his invention work. Do like every other inventor and take your arm out of the invention and try to make it move without anything in it.

Its really sad to see BBC falling for this cheap HOAX. Some of the junk as recognized: 1) 0:47 Tubes from medical oxygen delivery (for no reason at all) 2) 0:58 Left red module is some kind of video recording device (Camera + SD CARD SLOT), Green device is probably a toy with a power supply and a small micro-controller (Plus a crystal osc). Makes no sense in any bionic arm. 3) 1:07 A mouse with some LED's, yes an Optical mouse, with the camera :) 4) 1:12 Fake/Pneumatic looking devices and pipes which cause no sound at all :P 5) 1:16 Motors without power supply or control wires, or even position sense/feedback mechanism. 6) 1:29 Stepper motor apparently runs with just two wires, that's just hilarious. Again the feedback not used. And, we are not even talking BLDC here. These were the glaring ones, now if I start about the sensing, analysis and its going to get messy. Let's start with the sensor, 0:58, its supposed to turn on the blue LED's when it receives a 'brain wave'. Apparently, it has no signal conditioning, per-amplifiers and any of the required precise electronics to do any of that. Its technically impossible to modify that circuit to read brain waves, its just not going to work. Moreover, the signal processing needs much more processing than shown, I mean orders of magnitude higher than shown here; in simple terms, the arm is a much more complex thing than people seem to believe, and neuro-science is damn hard. Even if we assume (of course the assumption is not true anyway), that the brain signals are read somehow, the motors and pneumatic system is just fake and it cannot work. Any, such system needs a closed-loop to work. No feedback and the device would go haywire, its simply how it works. Stepper motors have two pairs of coils at a minimum and need 4 wires to be driven, 2 wires as shown in the video won't and can't work. What job two cameras, and the mouse on the back is doing is just baffling. Last but not the least, an air pneumatic system without a working pump (and, yes it causes sounds, lots of it). The saddest thing is to see that anyone in BBC is not able to call it a hoax. The BBC website states 'He claims the machine is controlled by brain signals, but experts have cast doubts upon it', I mean just doubts, what kind of experts are these, who cannot call out a hoax :(

@TheArachnid

7 жыл бұрын

👍👍👍

@viktorvonkek1493

7 жыл бұрын

Arpan Jati Why tf are u putting sooooo much time in writing this...nobody cares lol

@mikhailtagallie8274

7 жыл бұрын

you wrote all that. now prove the tech cant be repurposed. medical tubes are used for homemade pnuematics

@n00z94

7 жыл бұрын

Arpan Jati lol idk y I thing you are one of those people who gets jealous just because you don't understand it lol you probably are pissed because you spend your whole lifetime trying to make a break through haha but this guy build what you will never be able to haha 😂 typical white

@kyu237

7 жыл бұрын

Arpan Jati is not hoax,he had stroke on his hand,he can't move his left hand becouse the stroke

Disclaimer: I'm not an expert: if you don't want to hear it from "not an expert" don't read. To create a "bionic arm" like that, the knowledge in following fields should be required: 1. Neuroscience: Observe that the "electrode" headband thing on his head isn't even close to the part of the brain that controls movement (cerebellum, located at the lower back of the head). Say that he is using other parts of the brain, which is possible, note that "Electrodes" are also precise devices, you can't simply put a headband thing and expect them to read the brain activity that you want. 2. Computer Science/Computer Programming: Ever heard of Evolutionary Algorithms, Genetic Algorithm, Back Propagation and the likes. Please be informed that every human brain are slightly different from each other. One needs to know that a certain set of brain activity corresponds to a certain set of movements, emotion, sensations etc. These always happens at the same time and so Brain cells or Neuron firing signals are always mixed up with one another. That is why you need to filter which set Neuron Signals you want to use and you need a computer to do that , and no not the mother board (or whatever it is) at his back. 3. Mechanical Engineering: Check out that very powerful "Actuator", it sure can carry his entire "paralyzed arm". there is also and actuator starting from his upper right chest to his shoulder, if it is moving it will just move the structure on his shoulder out of place. (i should stop here, just see for your self, Camera angles doesn't allow you to have a good look at the contraption but it still wrong in so many levels). 4. Electrical Engineering: Which he learned in High School, so OK: 5. Ummm, welding: he good at that: And perhaps other science that i haven't thought or heard of.

@Lemonickous

8 жыл бұрын

+Rod Zamora You don't need to put sensors on the part of the brain that controls motion. It's possible to put them somewhere else and reprogram the brain, so that imagining 3 red dots will actually move your arm. Um I should add the disclaimer that I do think this is a hoax.

@raussmannthegreat

5 жыл бұрын

i am surprise you took the time to explain and second you are 80% right soo Great job

>Does welding for living. >Can't afford food. >Lost "control" on left arm. "I guess I'll build a robot arm with my extensive knowledge in robotics while welding using bootleg sun glasses to buy rice!"

I would've believed it if the guy put the "sensors" around his shoulder, shoulder blade, and upper chest. Electrical prosthetic arms relies on the electrical impulses in the muscles of the afflicted areas to engage and disengage movement, if we could decipher neurological electrical impulses though the head then we would've had cyborgs a long time ago.

He can build a huge machine but he can't go to work?

@gs-nq6mw

4 жыл бұрын

He can be a spoiled European with the best education possible and still be a neo-nazi?

@bababadalgharagh

4 жыл бұрын

@@gs-nq6mw Kaiser is WW1, lmao.

@cosmotopia1950

3 жыл бұрын

@@gs-nq6mw for someone who seems educated, you know bullshit about history. Fuck off

@deltaman2283

3 жыл бұрын

@@gs-nq6mw *History has left the chat.*

True or not, he’s welding with sun glasses on, holy shit. He will need to invent bionic eyes soon. Lol

meanwhile...moving his left arm to hoist the machine onto his shoulders😂😂😂😂

That man is a slick salesman. He doesn't need a suit and tie he can lie right to your face and you believe it... Or Not.

what the hell BBC, are you really that naive!?!??!?!

I don't know what to say.. Logically speaking, after watching this video i might say that its fake, but since i'm on the internet i will probably get attacked .. So i'm just gonna say what eves.

@supernaturalswampaids8083

6 жыл бұрын

JohnMark Reandilar You're safe here my friend ;) We all agree with you!

His next project will need to be some 'bionic eyes" because those fake Oakleys he's sporting while welding aren't gonna do jack-shit to protect his retinas from the arc flash of his welder.

nice cosplay

@ariya6310

4 жыл бұрын

Lmao

Real or not, that would get severe attention at a comic con or fan expo. Ghetto Full Metal Alchemist.

"It's similar to a lie detector" *Lights on the device flash erratically* Yep checks out

@meabobo

Жыл бұрын

hahahahaa😂

BBC falling for the cheap hoax. Are you serious ? His arm looks completely fine without the robot arm, and why the hell is there so many LEDs on his helmet thing, LEDS aren't meant to read your mind xd

@bubblegum3124

8 жыл бұрын

+DFK "his arm looks completely fine" he had a stroke. his nervous system lost control of his left arm, what do you think his arm is supposed to look like?

@thedarkflowkiller

8 жыл бұрын

zachary waters What I meant is that his arm can move fine and looks exactly like his other one. If he couldn't use this arm he would have a skinny arm due to muscles not beeing able to work as much as the other arm. But because it's a fake, both his arms are fine.

@pedrob6526

8 жыл бұрын

+DFK pls stay in school.

@thedarkflowkiller

8 жыл бұрын

Deus Desu Gimme your email so I could send you a copy of my engineering degree I got in 2007. While you still try to finish your cereal bowl for middle school. It doesn't take much to see how fake this video is, only requires a functionning brain and eyes actually. It's like thinking Ironman is an indian dude that used computer and car parts to build a super strengh armor. Just stop believing everything you see.

@pedrob6526

8 жыл бұрын

stay in school.

He knows many things of technologies love for him

let him move it with his mind when his arm is not inside the contraption

Ok... " look at me! I can't use my arm to work... So I'll use my arm to build an arm, so i can work!"

He’s a genius

I gave up when I saw the response time of the "exoskeleton". By the way, where is the power supply?

@denny414

2 жыл бұрын

Its powered by faith

Most Cyberpunk thing I've seen this year.

@agustrimaulidyanto9439

5 жыл бұрын

Wow where do u know cyberpunk in 2016?

as someone who works with prosthetics on a daily basis. i have a lot of doubts about the validity of this.

Give this man the right equipment and hell build you a iron man suit

mad Max approval

Props to this man, building an exoskeleton out of scratch

This is basically cosplay. It's no more a bionic arm than Titan the Robot is a real functioning AI. At the 1min mark you can see the headband just has the guts of a cheap SD card video camera tied to it. There's also no contact points on the inside of the headband by which either brainwave monitoring or resistive lie-detection could work. The thing on his back with a green LED is the guts of an optical mouse. The elbow gearbox has no output. The "pistons" are air-springs that would push rather than pull if they worked at all. The shoulder bracket is a bicycle brake caliper that would snap if it actually had any load put on it like that. The potentiometer on the shoulder has its shaft welded to something that can't turn. The guts of a laser-printer, the suspension air reservoir from a car, bits of old hose.. Also, you know, his arm moving freely around inside it at 1:13. Bravo sir, you've shown how low the the technology reporting of the BBC has fallen. I'm off to strap some xmas light to a broom and tell them I'd made a ray-gun.

@milkehs2561

7 жыл бұрын

The Scavengers Workshop

Make again we all are withyou.

Where is he , and what he doing now

"You had a Metal arm, That's Awesome dude!" -Spiderman

Best exoskeleton yet

The $60 man.

Wow really inspiring

wow... life is hard, dying is easy. thats some quote u got there man

@andrewmitchell8401

7 жыл бұрын

That just got me off the couch fake or not.

Thankyou sir

I think I'm going to have to call shenanigans on this.

Even if this is fake ya'll haters can't do half of what he did using scraps.

@futureastronaut6036

8 жыл бұрын

but you dont

@futureastronaut6036

8 жыл бұрын

is it really

@generico366

7 жыл бұрын

+future astronaut Yes I can. I've done more impressive things than welding some scrap metal together.

@chubchub1307

6 жыл бұрын

future astronaut mhm

@mtnation2923

6 жыл бұрын

You keep thinking that buddy, you keep thinking that.

Those onlookers staring right at the arc welding... isn't that bad for their eyes?

WITH A BOX OF SCRAPS

Electrical engineering = Neuroscience, yea, that TOTALLY makes sense

no wonder snake (big boss) is looking for you.

1:33 i mean look at his hand how can he fake that?

This man is an inspration to max's exoskeleton on elysium

real or not, it's still cool!

Alexa, play cyberpunk music.

just do not go through the comments.whatever u have done u have done far more than a weilder.we should appreciate ur work.those who give negative comment i just want to tell them if u are at that position like him are u able to make that kind of thing..?

Some tech company need to hire him, he built a prosthesis out of junk

Is he from Indonesia or Malaysia?

Lol, why al the technical explanations? There is absolutely no muscle deterioration in that left arm whatsoever and He's litterally leaning with both his arms on his lap while he's saying he's paralysed in his left -_-'

He even says it's very simple, it's not very sophisticated. Why are you all bashing this guy for his creativity?

@illusivec

8 жыл бұрын

+Blockistic Reading brain waves to control an arm is by no means "simple". Billion dollar companies are throwing money at this problem without getting 1/10th of the results this guy is supposed to be getting. This guy's arm is completely fine. And this is a hoax. The fact that BBC fell for it is just sad.

@mizhou7393

8 жыл бұрын

+Blockistic lying is not creativity, dumbass.

@DavidRamgobin

8 жыл бұрын

+Mi Zhou technically...

This strikes me as a power-assist apparatus. It may indeed be helpful to the man though I question the bulk of the unit.

Hoax or not, the guy has an extreme artistic ability.

how the hell does him program that if he cant afford rice

To fight monsters,we created monster of our own .. The jaeger program was born

@Shanextremesciistudio

3 жыл бұрын

I know jaeger program

Cool made in bali

Meanwhile someone in my bioengineering class is failing because he's partying.

It looks like a Raider Powerarmor from Fallout

Haha that texto sound at the end..

indonesia yeaaaaahh

I just had an idea

Life is hard, dying is easy.

his exoskeleton looks promising what if he develop more on that exoskeleton to become more compact

This man is amazing. I'm looking into people like this.

@reliableinspection4284

3 жыл бұрын

This is fake

@MS-pz9wd

2 жыл бұрын

lmao "looking into people" i bet u are

Well this would not be the first time surprising breakthroughs come from where it's least expected! However, the sound from pneumatics seems non-existing, steppers seem too weak and I don't get how he localize with enough accuracy which part of the brain being responsible for which part of the signal.

Es bonito pensar que estas cosas puedan ser ciertas; pero no lo creeré del todo hasta que sea confirmado por otras fuentes. Es bonito soñar.

Junkrat primes and ready

1:00 -- sorry, that's camera right there (red PCB) .. It's used with some cheap drones

wtf did I just hear.... brain powers his machine?

.. this guy can make iron man mark 1 suit someday

It's a cool looking arm, but I'm highly skepitcal of it. Normal bionic arms work by rerouting nerves onto the remaining arm muscles (assuming we're talking about missing limbs) and placing the sensors there. I don't see how the headband is supposed to work.

I can not believe

Megaman in real life.

looks like tetsuos arm from akira wont lie

if this guy was smart enough to make this thing, he wouldn't be wearing sunglasses while welding. ouch my eye's

I believed it right up until the lie detector mind control part XD

@agustrimaulidyanto9439

5 жыл бұрын

Salty white-people hhaha

@MS-pz9wd

2 жыл бұрын

@@agustrimaulidyanto9439 cry some more

@agustrimaulidyanto9439

2 жыл бұрын

@@MS-pz9wd hahahah

the real ironman

Oh man.... I wanna believe it... I'm no expert so I cant be sure... But everything is pointing south for this guy.

This is sad

You are an inspiration! keep up the good work

it is possible... look at his arms and you will see something.. its like pulling, pushing and more, you will notice also the fingers.

@leonardolaner9784

6 жыл бұрын

so he puts a brand on his head and it read the cerebellum (which isnt there) signals to move a cosplay style arm that doesnt have a powersupply. and he done it all with a welder tool with scrap while engineers and scientist with high capacity cannot do that with millions of dollars? makes sense tho

bisa lah alat itu bergerak tanpa tangan?

It's pretty clear that this is some kind of promo for his shop so people will come to buy work from him. I really wish it was true but, it doesn't even look like its attached to his forearm with enough torque to move it. Also, from the looks of it, he is just moving his arm. His movement is too natural and perfect to be the result of that device.

looks like this is man from blade runner but not from planet earth

Bucky?

He's the next Tony Stark

1:00 - 1:04 he can control the machine with his brain LOL :v

Yes it's obviously fake but you gotta admit it looks pretty darn cool if it got polished or something.

this isnt real the arm would have to be connected by a neuro link to his brain and to do that he would have to go to hospital and have it performed by a brain surgeon

Colonel Steve Austin the six dollar man

That awkward moment when u understand the language but kept reading the subtitle

@sampuldin8643

4 жыл бұрын

I felt that

It kinda looks fake but goddamn that shit looks awesome, i want one