Exoskeleton

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• The HULC Exoskeleton lets soldiers lift more than 200 pounds with relative ease.

Boing Boing 2009

While audiences flood theaters this month to see the comic-book-inspired Iron Man, a real-life mad genius toils in a secret mountain lab to make the mechanical superhuman more than just a fantasy with the XOS Exoskeleton.

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It's called the Bleex, or Berkeley Lower Extremity Exoskeleton, and this DARPA-funded exoskeleton allows the wearer to carry hundreds of pounds (potentially more) with little physical effort.

Elastic 2008

Exoskeleton devices could boost the weight that a person can carry, lessen the likelihood of leg or back injury and reduce the perceived level of difficulty of carrying a heavy load.

Boing Boing 2007

In its May issue, Popular Science magazine likens the Exoskeleton to the “Iron Man”® in the movie of the same name and suggests a blurring of the lines between science fiction and reality.

Combat load 2008

I was reading this post on Bionic Exoskeleton Suits of the Future and discovered these 2 videos:

Robo-super-soldier-suits of the future | YepYep - Your Daily Waste Of Time 2008

Development of the Exoskeleton has been underway since 2000, when Jacobsen realized that if humans could work alongside robots, they should also be able to work inside robots.

Combat load 2008

"Exoskeleton Suit" by was published on May 26th, 2007 and is listed in Design, Gadgets, Video.

Exoskeleton Suit 2007

Exoskeleton: the entire body wall, to the inner side of which muscles are attached.

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