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Years after anime imagined it, Japan has realized exosuits
- Aeolun 11mo agoReally cool, but now we need to see it move?
- oniony 11mo agoIt was moving in the video.
- mhitza 11mo agoIt was moving it's hands. Let's see it walk, run, climb stairs, etc
- oniony 11mo agoTo be fair, even if it can't do that, it might still be a useful tool for some purposes. I would be interested to see how strong it is though. If it's all for show and can't lift more than a human then it's pretty pointless.
- Aeolun 11mo agoIt might be cool, and even a bit useful, but the hard part is the bipedal part. Arms on tracks work just fine, but they’re not quite as cool.
- dcrazy 11mo agoThe linked tweet shows the door of an exosuit opening and a human climbing in. Is there any more context, like video of the door closing, the human/exosuit performing any tasks, or the exosuit surviving harmful environments? xcancel doesn’t show any more context to this thread.
- keepamovin 11mo agoHey, there was some text that gave a bit of context on the video. And the OG post has a couple more videos of it doing stuff. Attached to the same post talked about the company the name of the suit some of the history I think.
- eukara 11mo agoMight be relevant: The Method Robot | Quick D (2017) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tmy-lwcsu78 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tmy-lwcsu78
- mwkaufma 11mo ago$3mm toy
- darkteflon 11mo agoSensational headline but it just looks like every other trade show demonstrator.