Daniel Hamze

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@LaurenKemp62156 This is some jaw dropping technology... we are truly in the future! Love this post!

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@HayleyDomalik @YouTube Wow imagine the use cases for this technology. Even people with temporary lower extremity injuries could benefit from this! Great post!

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@DesenbergMadi Interesting seeing the button on the side of her mobility aid supporting the movements of the Obi Robot! I hope Allie gets the most support and all the technology to help her through her journey through life.

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@ioanatudorOU @YouTube This seems incredibly intuitive and great for allowing people to get back their own independence when it comes to eating! Great post!

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@MayMayMagic000 This feels straight out of a sci-fi movie! Imagine how powerful this could be if it were controlled solely through a brain-computer interface. One day in the near future!

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@briannazyrek @YouTube Wow! Love this! Sometimes the most powerful technology is the simplest. It’s incredible to think how much independence and confidence something like this could give someone with paralysis.

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@HayleyDomalik @YouTube The huge before and after differences with this individual makes me hopeful for the future of treatments of Parkinson's disease! Imagine what he wasn't able to do before that he is able to do now. Huge leaps in quality of life. Great post!

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@jpablogg_ This influencers transparency is truly eye opening to the tragedy that is Parkinson's disease. Great post highlighting the symptoms of this condition!

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@SophiaRAmato @docgoble Great post! Using the cerebellum’s balance function here is super creative!

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@MayMayMagic000 @docgoble I second that! It’s easy to overlook just how amazing and precise our brains are when it comes to moving!

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@LaurenKemp62156 @docgoble There’s so much the brain has to do to execute a performance like that! It’s amazing to think all of those actions become pure muscle memory for these athletes. Great post!

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@Katie975555961 @docgoble The role the corpus callosum plays in the body is so interesting. Great post!

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@ioanatudorOU @docgoble Takes a crazy amount of skill to be able to calculate the path of that stone! Great observation connecting the frontal cortex to planning and decision making!

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@Agelston02 @docgoble Creative way to integrate the balance and coordination function of the cerebellum. Listening to those callouts seem stressful!

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@SophiaRAmato @docgoble Creative post! A feat only professional athletes could pull off. If that were me going for that ball, I’d be checking into the hospital for a month.

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@LaurenKemp62156 @docgoble Great post! That collision looked like it hurt!

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@MayMayMagic000 @docgoble Butler’s performance was one for the books. I’m sure his cutaneous receptors were working overtime gripping that ball like his life depended on it!

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@NateOriel @docgoble Believe it the Patriots are going to secure the win easy. Great post!

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@briannazyrek @docgoble Great connection and a creative way to relate this video to the cutaneous system! It’s incredible how our bodies recognize these signals so quickly and immediately act on them.

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@Agelston02 This is truly fascinating. The technology is very rudimentary right now, but I cannot wait until we get to a point where we can provide this to amputees in a easy to access and affordable format.