They Shall Walk

“Now that’s what I am talking about” (Monty Reed) For almost three decades now I have been telling people about robotic exoskeletons and the magic they will provide for paralyzed people. This is so great to see people benefiting from our research. The machine you see in these pictures is based on the technology we developed and published for all to see in 2006. The machine you see here is based on….

Everybody is doing it…….

yet another significant step in efforts by researchers to connect severely paralyzed patients to prosthetic devices that they can maneuver with their own thoughts….

Join us for TheShallWalkathon.com event May 6 2012.

I received an email from a Graduate student from the UK. He wanted to reference me in a paper he was writing. He mentioned he had read about me in a text book for his Future Textiles class. The book Textile Futures: Fashion, Design and Technology By Bradley Quinn….

A Defense Department program to develop super-strong soldiers has led to a wearable robot that enables paraplegics to walk…

The Cypress PSoC (Programmable System on Chip ) is just that, a system on the chip that can be changed in a line of code.  The software literary reconfigures the hardware….

Using the PSoC (Programmable System on Chip) has been like magic in a box.  As we look back on the development of electronics I see a few major advances I have seen first hand.  Tubes, to components, to IC (integrated circuits)…

Monty Reed presented his unfolding dream for creating the ultimate walking robotic suit for paraplegic therapy at the club meeting for the University Rotary Club…..

It’s hailed as a “wearable, artificially intelligent, bionic device,” and it’s expected to help out within the hospital, at home and elsewhere in this wild, wild place we call Earth. Initially, the device will be offered to rehabilitation centers for use under medical supervision, and can be adjusted to fit most people between 5’2″ and 6’4″ (and weighing 220 pounds or less) in a matter of minutes.