Eythor Bender demos human exoskeletons

Prevoditelj: Tilen Pigac - EFZG Recezent: Mislav Ante Omazić - EFZG

I want you now to imagine

Želim da sada zamislite

a wearable robot

nosiv robot

that gives you superhuman abilities,

koji vam daje nadljudske sposobnosti,

or another one that takes wheelchair users

ili neki drugi koji omogučuje korisnicima invalidskih kolica

up standing and walking again.

da stoje i ponovno hodaju.

We at Berkeley Bionics

Mi u Berkley Bionics-u

call these robots exoskeletons.

zovemo te robote egzoskeletoni.

These are nothing else

To nije ništa drugo

than something that you put on in the morning,

nego nešto što ste stavili u jutarnjim satima,

and it will give you extra strength,

i to će vam dati dodatnu snagu,

and it will further enhance your speed,

i to će dodatno pojačati vašu brzinu,

and it will help you, for instance, to manage your balance.

i to će vam pomoći, na primjer, upravljati vašom ravnotežom.

It is actually the true integration

To je zapravo prava integracija

of the man and the machine.

čovjeka i stroja.

But not only that --

Ali ne samo to --

it will integrate and network you

to će integrirati i povezati vas

to the universe

sa svemirom

and other devices out there.

i drugim uređajima vani.

This is just not some blue sky thinking.

Ovo nije samo neko razmišljanje o plavom nebu.

To show you now what we are working on

Kako bi vam pokazali na čemu sada radimo

by starting out talking about

počet ćemo govoriti o

the American soldier,

američkom vojniku,

that on average does carry about 100 lbs. on their backs,

koji u prosjeku nose oko 45 kg na svojim leđima,

and they are being asked to carry more equipment.

i od njih se traži da nose više opreme.

Obviously, this is resulting

Očito, to je rezultiralo

in some major complications --

nekim većim komplikacijama --

back injuries, 30 percent of them --

ozljedama leđa, 30 posto njih --

chronic back injuries.

ima kronične ozljede leđa.

So we thought we would look at this challenge

Tako smo mislili kako možemo odgovoriti na ovaj izazov

and create an exoskeleton

i stvoriti egzoskeleton

that would help deal with this issue.

koji će pomoći nositi se s ovom problematikom.

So let me now introduce to you HULC --

Pa dopustite mi sada da vam predstavim HULC --

or the Human Universal

ili Univerzalni ljudski

Load Carrier.

nosač tereta.

Soldier: With the HULC exoskeleton,

Vojnik: S HULC egzoskeletonom,

I can carry 200 lbs. over varied terrain

ja mogu nositi 90kg preko različitih terena

for many hours.

više sati.

Its flexible design allows for deep squats,

Njegov fleksibilan dizajn omogućava dubok čučanj,

crawls and high-agility movements.

puzanje i pokrete visoke agilnosti.

It senses what I want to do, where I want to go,

Ono osjeća ono što želim raditi, gdje želim ići,

and then augments my strength and endurance.

i tada povećava moju snagu i izdržljivost.

Eythor Bender: We are ready with our industry partner

Eythor Bender: Spremni smo s našim industrijskim partnerom

to introduce this device,

za uvođenje ovog uređaja,

this new exoskeleton this year.

ovog novog egzoskeletona ove godine.

So this is for real.

Dakle, to je za ozbiljno.

Now let's turn our heads

Sada ćemo se okrenuti

towards the wheelchair users,

prema korisnicima invalidskih kolica,

something that I'm particularly passionate about.

nešto oko čega sam posebno strastven.

There are 68 million people

Prema procjeni postoji 68 milijuna ljudi

estimated to be in wheelchairs worldwide.

širom svijeta u invalidskim kolicima.

This is about one percent of the total population.

To je oko jedan posto ukupnog stanovništva.

And that's actually a conservative estimate.

I to je zapravo konzervativna procjena.

We are talking here about, oftentimes,

Mi ovdje govorimo o, često,

very young individuals with spinal cord injuries,

vrlo mladim osobama s ozljedama leđne moždine,

that in the prime of their life -- 20s, 30s, 40s --

koji u najboljim godinama svog života -- 20tim, 30tim, 40tim --

hit a wall

udare u zid

and the wheelchair's the only option.

i invalidska kolica su jedina opcija.

But it is also the aging population

Ali, tu je također i starenje stanovništva

that is multiplying in numbers.

koje stalno raste.

And the only option, pretty much --

A jedina mogućnost, više manje --

when it's stroke or other complications --

kod moždanog udara ili drugih komplikacija --

is the wheelchair.

jesu invalidska kolica.

And that is actually for the last 500 years,

I tako je zapravo posljednjih 500 godina,

since its very successful introduction, I must say.

od njihova vrlo uspješnog uvođenja, moram reći.

So we thought we would start

Tako smo mislili kako ćemo početi

writing a brand new chapter

pisati potpuno novo poglavlje

of mobility.

mobilnosti.

Let me now introduce you to eLEGS

Dopustite mi sad da vam predstavim eLEGS

that is worn by Amanda Boxtel

kojeg nosi Amanda Boxtel

that 19 years ago was spinal cord injured,

kojoj je prije 19 godina ozlijeđena leđna moždina,

and as a result of that

i kao rezultat toga

she has not been able to walk

ona nije mogla hodati

for 19 years until now.

svih 19 godina do sada.

(Applause)

(Pljesak)

Amanda Boxtel: Thank you.

Amanda Boxtel: Hvala.

(Applause)

(Pljesak)

EB: Amanda is wearing our eLEGS set.

EB: Amanda nosi naš eLEGS, rekao sam.

It has sensors.

Ima senzore --

It's completely non-invasive,

posve ne-invazivne senzore

sensors in the crutches

u štakama

that send signals back to our onboard computer

koji šalju signale natrag na naše putno računalo

that is sitting here at her back.

koje se nalazi ovdje na njezinim leđima.

There are battery packs here as well

Postoje ovdje i baterije

that power motors that are sitting at her hips,

koje pogone motore koji sjede na njezinim bokovima,

as well as her knee joints,

kao i na zglobovima koljena,

that move her forward

koji je miču naprijed

in this kind of smooth and very natural gait.

u ovoj vrsti glatkog i vrlo prirodnog hoda.

AB: I was 24 years old

AB: Bilo mi je 24 godine

and at the top of my game

i na vrhuncu svog života

when a freak summersault while downhill skiing

kada me zastrašujuće prevrtanje preko glave prilikom skijaškog spusta

paralyzed me.

paraliziralo.

In a split second,

U djeliću sekunde,

I lost all sensation and movement

izgubila sam sve osjećaje i mogućnost kretanja

below my pelvis.

ispod zdjelice.

Not long afterwards,

Nedugo nakon toga,

a doctor strode into my hospital room,

liječnik je ušao u moju bolničku sobu,

and he said, "Amanda,

i rekao: "Amanda,

you'll never walk again."

nikad nećeš ponovno hodati."

And that was 19 yeas ago.

A to je bilo prije 19 godina.

He robbed

On je opljačkao

every ounce of hope

svaki gram nade

from my being.

iz mog bića.

Adaptive technology

Adaptivna tehnologija

has since enabled me

otada mi je omogućila

to learn how to downhill ski again,

naučiti kako skijati spust ponovno,

to rock climb and even handcycle.

kako se penjati na brdo, pa čak i bicikliranje.

But nothing has been invented

Ali ništa nije bilo izmišljeno

that enables me to walk,

što bi mi omogućilo da hodam,

until now.

do sada.

(Applause)

(Pljesak)

Thank you.

Hvala Vam.

(Applause)

(Pljesak)

EB: As you can see,

EB: Kao što možete vidjeti,

we have the technology,

imamo tehnologiju,

we have the platforms

imamo platforme

to sit down and have discussions with you.

da sjednemo i raspravljamo s vama.

It's in our hands,

To je u našim rukama,

and we have all the potential here

i mi svi ovdje imamo potencijal

to change the lives

promijeniti život

of future generations --

budućim generacijama --

not only for the soldiers,

ne samo vojnicima,

or for Amanda here and all the wheelchair users,

ili Amandi ovdje i svim korisnicima invalidskih kolica,

but for everyone.

već svima.

AB: Thanks.

AB: Hvala.

(Applause)

(Pljesak)