Amazing. Human augmentation has progressed leaps and bounds since the turn of the century. Not yet to Deus Ex levels, but these prototypes are getting smaller, faster, and more user-friendly at an amazing rate.
@AsesinaMarroquis So will you if you're shot in the knee, spine, head, or any of the other, obvious weaknesses of the human body. That'll render you just about as immobile and helpless - or dead. So no real disadvantage there - well except for looking kinda dumb with this thing on your body.
@BasseLundh Laziness DOES inspire the most technological advance after all. It was the case with electricity, cars, hell even the wheel itself was inspired by the wish to work less. I don't want anyone saying that laziness is a bad thing ever again!
Amazing. Human augmentation has progressed leaps and bounds since the turn of the century. Not yet to Deus Ex levels, but these prototypes are getting smaller, faster, and more user-friendly at an amazing rate.
evilcatpillow 4 months ago
so easy to destroy the exoskeleton
whit a shoot you will fall
AsesinaMarroquis 8 months ago
@AsesinaMarroquis So will you if you're shot in the knee, spine, head, or any of the other, obvious weaknesses of the human body. That'll render you just about as immobile and helpless - or dead. So no real disadvantage there - well except for looking kinda dumb with this thing on your body.
RoughThief 8 months ago
lawl
lurkingshadow666 1 year ago
This is awesome. Imagine having this kind of technology in your store when you are lifting heavy boxes and stuff.
BasseLundh 1 year ago
@BasseLundh Laziness DOES inspire the most technological advance after all. It was the case with electricity, cars, hell even the wheel itself was inspired by the wish to work less. I don't want anyone saying that laziness is a bad thing ever again!
RoughThief 8 months ago