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 motivated Monty Reed to create the Life Suit?

Describe the process Monty Reed went through to build his walking machine.

What challenges did Monty Reed face while preparing for the Saint Patrick's Day race?

How did Monty Reed's accident influence his invention?

What role does the medical community play in Monty Reed's journey?