All Terrain Exo-Skeleton

[Debi]

All-terrain exoskeleton turns your body into a superhuman e-hiker

This new recreational adventure exoskeleton welcomes anyone to high-level hiking, scrambling and climbing, upgrading your anatomy with an extra 900 W of leg power. It shoulders up to 83 lb of load, sprints at speeds over 16 mph and packs down small.

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The new e-bike for your body!

 

[Stevedog]

I'd be curious to try it. Also wondering how it would work while riding a bicycle.

 

[Tworivers71]

I want one. Hell yea.
Funny you’re posting this, I had an idea back in 2006 to help disabled people climb mountains

 

[K9-1]

Now imagine what the military has hidden in development!

 

[Lynne]

Now imagine what the military has hidden in development!

My thought exactly. It is scary to think of China having an army of super soldiers equipped with exoskeletons. I must admit I would love to try it though. I had to give up hiking and running because my knees couldn't take it. I never did anything too far just went around the local area with my friend, but I had to quit it. This would help a lot of people if we could only stop the weaponization of tech.

 

[Stevedog]

My thought exactly. It is scary to think of China having an army of super soldiers equipped with exoskeletons. I must admit I would love to try it though. I had to give up hiking and running because my knees couldn't take it. I never did anything too far just went around the local area with my friend, but I had to quit it. This would help a lot of people if we could only stop the weaponization of tech.

Tech will always be weaponized. If necessity is the Mother of invention then War is the Father.

I've been out of the military for a quarter century now, but I remember there being work on exoskeletons even back then. There was something called the Future Soldier program that sounded like something from a SciFi movie or comic book. I can only imagine what the teams at DARPA have cooked up in the meantime.

 

[Lynne]

Tech will always be weaponized. If necessity is the Mother of invention then War is the Father.

I've been out of the military for a quarter century now, but I remember there being work on exoskeletons even back then. There was something called the Future Soldier program that sounded like something from a SciFi movie or comic book. I can only imagine what the teams at DARPA have cooked up in the meantime.

Yep, we are our own worst enemy. If only we could all just get along.