Powered Exoskeletons

[personalmgt]

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^Hahaha. Nice find.

But Terminator does not feature Powered Exoskeletons.

[cptn_star]

nice one if we could make iron man a reality...

[wikki]

if they can shrink a nuclear reactor used in nuclear subs or aircraft carriers the size of a backpack or handbag, its a done deal.

[ethzneuron]

latest dig (i think, published on 09-02-09) about powered exoskeletons specifically about HAL:

Great grandma can soon put aside that powered wheelchair she uses to terrorize the residents at her rest home. Japan's robotics venture Cyberdyne's robot-suit "HAL" (Hybrid Assistive Limb) is now available for rent and is being tested on the streets of Tokyo.

Cyborg Exoskeletons May Soon Become as Common as Bicycles

[hizuka007]

wow nindota ani oi!!! ... klaro mga lima ni ka triple A nga battery ang kalingan para mogana ba...

[rodsky]

Actually, in a way, you don't need a power suit to "run faster" and "jump higher"... check this out...

YouTube - Cardiff Bay Powerbocking

Powerbocking - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

YouTube - Pro Jump 101 Summer 08 Sampler

-RODION

[Gray_Fox]

if they can shrink a nuclear reactor used in nuclear subs or aircraft carriers the size of a backpack or handbag, its a done deal.

on the contrary, aircraft carriers are using 2 nuclear reactors. saw it in discovery channel (future weapons i think). they say aircraft carriers can move in the waters for 2 whole years w/o docking (power supply wise) but the problem is machines need maintenance and eveyone on board the vessel needs to spend their vacations especially on holidays. lol.

[hizuka007]

kanang powerbocking ba kung dakong tao nga taba ang mogamit ana cguro taas kaayo ang bounce

[cromagnon]

payter japun au ni . maka alsa na ug auto gud.

helpful sad ni rescue mission sa ondoy flood.

but of course gamiton ra jud cya sa maayo . like kiling terroris. muwahhaha