Monty Reed: Overcoming Adversity with the Life Suit

Monty Reed, after being told he might never walk again, invented the Life Suit, a walking machine to aid mobility. Inspired by a science fiction book, he built it from scrap materials. Reed tested his invention in a Saint Patrick's Day race, demonstrating its effectiveness. The Life Suit uses compressed air to assist movement, and Reed is now refining it for medical trials, with support from the medical community.

What did Monty Reed invent to help with mobility issues?

• An exoskeleton for arms

• A wheelchair

• The Life Suit

• A robotic arm

At which event did Monty Reed showcase his invention?

• A marathon

• A medical conference

• A science fair

• A Saint Patrick's Day race

What inspired Monty Reed to create the Life Suit?

• A friend's suggestion

• A personal dream

• A science fiction book

• A documentary

What materials did Monty Reed use to build his Life Suit?

• Donated and scrap materials

• Newly purchased materials

• Metal and glass

• Recycled plastic

What is Monty Reed currently working on regarding his Life Suit?

• Teaching others to build it

• Selling it commercially

• Improving it for medical trials

• Creating a new version