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I don't want my story to inspire sympathy.
I want it to inspire millions of people to rethink their limits.
Developing a high-impact prosthetic leg
Advanced rehabilitation centre for paralysed individuals
Research Centre for Bio – Augmentation Technology, Precision Medicine, and Genomics
These testimonials showcase Syam's incredible journey from medical trauma to sky mastery.
Each video tells a part of the story that proves human potential has no ceiling.
Andy Pine
Chief Instructor
Jonneke Van Dooren
AFF Instructor
Havish
Wind Tunnel Instructor
A custom high-impact prosthetic leg - built from scratch for motocross landings, not walking. Engineered to absorb extreme forces, protect a vulnerable spine, and enable a live cinematic jump in Norway inspired by Mission: Impossible - captured for a documentary with global reach. One jump. Real risk. Real engineering. A blueprint for adaptive action sports worldwide.
Wingsuit flight demands perfect bilateral symmetry. Syam has one leg and severe scoliosis - making this mission widely considered impossible. The solution: a hand-controlled mechanical leg that dynamically balances mass and restores aerodynamic control mid-flight, paired with a custom thermal suit and redundant oxygen systems.
Three years of preparation. Wind tunnel testing in Sweden. Progressive jump validation. And a target of 42,000ft - where aerospace begins.
Every contribution brings Syam one step closer to the sky. Join 11+ believers and help make history.
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