Meet the man making bionic limbs in Bangladesh

[Tom-tom]

Robolife Technology is able to produce one bionic hand for as low as Tk30,000 at present

Meet the man making bionic limbs in Bangladesh

Robolife Technology is able to produce one bionic hand for as low as Tk30,000 at present

www.dhakatribune.com

This guy should get govt support and the attention of some kind entrepreneurship ngo support, this guy could become a huge international success, Inshalla

Where is this pdf guy? how can this guy make this product and he hasn't mastered making needles. Sacrilege, we must do 3 hell Mary's what ever that means.

 

[F-6 enthusiast]

Robolife Technology is able to produce one bionic hand for as low as Tk30,000 at present

Meet the man making bionic limbs in Bangladesh

Robolife Technology is able to produce one bionic hand for as low as Tk30,000 at present

www.dhakatribune.com

This guy should get govt support and the attention of some kind entrepreneurship ngo support, this guy could become a huge international success, Inshalla

Where is that guy, how can this guy make this product and he hasn't mastered making needles. Sacrilege, we must do 3 hell Mary's what ever that means.

Bless him

 

[bluesky]

Where is this pdf guy? how can this guy make this product and he hasn't mastered making needles. Sacrilege, we must do 3 hell Mary's what ever that means.

Artificial limbs were first built in the 1980s.

So, stick to the topic instead of blabbering with ignorance. What makes you think a person making artificial hands can make also a needle, an engine, a motor, a machine, a crane, a bulldozer, a compressor, a computer, or a truck fitted with engines?

If not, how about producing a tiny shaver to shave your beards?

And after manufacturing any of these you may ask American NASA to buy your technology to send it to the Moon they went first in 1963. What is the year now after 59 years?

But, you must impress America by manufacturing any of the machines above.

If you have no knowledge about technological things, better don't write something that amuses others. Instead of talking big why don't you manufacture just a small pump machine by reverse engineering?

I understand your upper chamber is not empty. So, do something and prove to others.

 

[Destranator]

I would go out on a limb and predict that this guy will see success. Prosthetics is a huge untapped market in this poor but developing nation.
Give this guy a big hand.

 

[Tom-tom]

Artificial limbs were first built in the 1980s.

So, stick to the topic instead of blabbering with ignorance. What makes you think a person making artificial hands can make also a needle, an engine, a motor, a machine, a crane, a bulldozer, a compressor, a computer, or a truck fitted with engines?

If not, how about producing a tiny shaver to shave your beards?

And after manufacturing any of these you may ask American NASA to buy your technology to send it to the Moon they went first in 1963. What is the year now after 59 years?

But, you must impress America by manufacturing any of the machines above.

If you have no knowledge about technological things, better don't write something that amuses others. Instead of talking big why don't you manufacture just a small pump machine by reverse engineering?

I understand your upper chamber is not empty. So, do something and prove to others.

The title says Bionic, bionic is relatively new and not mainstream