Hey, a Franklin Institute guy came to our school today and talked about robots.He also metioned something that the military was making an ecoskeleton suit or something that lets soliders run 2 times as fast and carry 4 times as much as the average human.Does anyone know that this is true,and if it is,tell me what the project is called??
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Berkeley Bionics™, designs and manufactures lower extremity exoskeletons to augment human strength and endurance during locomotion. Berkeley Bionics exoskel...
A look at the Raytheon Sarcos exoskeleton, including an interview with software engineer Rex Jameson.
For more entertainment type "Big Dog" into the Youtube search engine.
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Originally posted by SYDCBRWOD View Posthttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EdK2y3lphmE
A look at the Raytheon Sarcos exoskeleton, including an interview with software engineer Rex Jameson.
For more entertainment type "Big Dog" into the Youtube search engine.
Originally posted by Peter Kesternich View PostWhy would anything like that be of interest on an aviation website?August 29th will be the worst day of the year.
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Originally posted by Simpleboy View PostIt's not in any way related to military aviation though....
The off topic forum is exactly for weird questions and discussions etc, which is where this would fit.August 29th will be the worst day of the year.
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I took the liberty of searching 'military' in the off topic forum and
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But just for a selection of military related threads on the off topic forum click here, here, here and my personal favourite here.
And thats just from the first page of results.Sam Rudge
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US Exoskeletan
Yes it exists. It isn't a secret anymore, although the prototypes you/we are shown are the old type. The Military doesn't make a habit of showing off its latest and greatest, it saves that for the bad guys.
Personally i think the idea is a little flawed. If anybody remebers Aliens2, sigourney weaver stood inside an exoskeletan to move large and heavy objects. Its great for that, but, as the movie showed, it's woeful as a weapon. Just too slow and cumbersome. The REAL story is in robots and remote controlled automobiles. The "pack-mule" is an example...Looks a little crap in its protype form but, hike that up several times and you've got a walker packed with weapons (anybody whos seen empire strikes back can see where i'm going...Pack-mule indeed!)
Oh and the robots, RC combatants all travel first class USAF, usually a C-17...That satisfy the pedants out there?
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Originally posted by KMRY_Executive View Posthmmmm, He was a tad out of line telling you guys about that project. To be honest, I don't think you're going to find out too much about it from there on.
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Originally posted by Peter Kesternich View PostEXCUSE ME? Please read the forum title above: "Military AVIATION & Space Forum"...
Originally posted by Luka View Post. If anybody remebers Aliens2, sigourney weaver stood inside an exoskeletan to move large and heavy objects. Its great for that, but, as the movie showed, it's woeful as a weapon. Just too slow and cumbersome.
Lockheed Martin's HULC...
-Not an Airbus or Boeing guy here.
-20 year veteran on the USN Lockheed P-3 Orion.
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