Standing Tall With ReWalk

See the full video, featuring a paralyzed patient using the ReWalk device, at http://bit.ly/ReWalk ADVANCE filmed a patient using a new device designed to help paralyzed patients and those with lower limb disabilities walk. The ReWalk is currently in exclusive clinical trial at Philadelphia's MossRehab/Einstein.

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Science & Technology

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• rewalk
• paralyzed
• clinical trial
• lower limb disabilities
• physical therapists
• physical therapy
• ambulatory therapy
• clincial trial
• healthcare
• therapy
• medicine
• health
• ReWalk device

[lainyloyola]

that's me in the video! I don't think I ever saw this one though

[TheLittleColumbus]

@lainyloyola you're really pretty.

[Vandel212]

@crandf The Japanese weren't working with paralyzed people. Could be different.

[maddiexw]

@lainyloyola you ARE pretty, thelittlecolumbus is right. your beautiful<3:)

[crandf]

I dun get it, if japanese can make robots that walk perfectly balanced, why can't the Rewalk work without the need for the crutches?

[hannah9021]

Sad but atleast trying :)

[inagod]

great video,injured but not disabled,the future looks bright.

[RiesenWuschel]

@AlexFoster2291 You're a monkey... -.-

[vincentmuyo]

Reminds me of the HAL. Neat.

[Bijourules16]

poor girl;(

[Matjes22]

@elliments ofcourse she cant walk without its like an wheelchair but brings handicaped ppl back to a normal life it must be rly hard to control u get sensors on other muscles which u can still use and must learn to use them for walking i think it takes month to walk well thers some other guy he can rly walk well with these after 20 years of wheel chair

the only problem are the coasts of it