I wish i could agree, but war, otherwords direct concurence confrontation, is a big part of natural selection. As other human phenomena, most of it. Love, family, war. Everything for survivability of the species.
Food collection is important too, it is a basis, but we arent evolved from the predators, are we?
First war was the huge boost to our brains and skills, even if it was simple cave capturing.
The only thing that changed today, is...ummm..wait. Nothing?
In case anybody cares, this suit isn't a weapon. It's more or less a forklift that you wear on your body. Hell, you can't even hold a gun while operating it.
if that skeleton ever gone crazy...will the person in it get torn to pieces when the exoskele limbs just move by itself all over and break every joints on that person....?
Did you ever fight in a war, or watch your friends and family die or have a family member with mental problem like war flash backs, did you ever feel any ill effects of war directed towards you or the ones you love.
@thegamerkid77 No, I profit from war behind a desk. Btw most war veterans do NOT suffer from traumatic brain injury or post-traumatic stress disorder (UW Institute for Clinical and Translational Research). The overwhelming majority are very proud of the war.
@WarmongerWW3 it may very well leave the world a radioactive dustbowl. And thats IF we haven't invented self replicating nanotech. I can't immagine how uneasy I would feel if all it took was one suicidal faction with such a weapon, and in 24 hours the entire planet becomes one giant ball of lifeless grey goo.
Incorrect, sure military funding but you can still create all these wonderful technologies even without going to war with another country. You thinking is false.
We can still create the stuff without war, sure, but war is what provides the impetus for exploring new lines of thinking for which there would otherwise be no need. If the military wants something, they fund research towards it, and then once the war's over, it gets declassified and branches out into hundreds of useful everyday inventions. Science and technology would stall without it. We wouldn't have Duck tape, Kleenex, or even aeroplanes if it weren't for World War 1.
@CyphenPhsyX "sure military funding but you can still create all these wonderful technologies even without going to war with another country"
No, it's impossible to create all these wonderful technologies without wonderful wars. Science is mainly created by Empires. And Empires live (NEED to live) in a permanent state of war.
@WarmongerWW3 You probably would have noticed that the rules of engagment in war have changed greatly over the last 20 years. Asymetrical war is quickly making standing armies obsolete and ineffective. A small handful of troublemakers can bog down the entire US military in Iraq and afghanistan forcing the nation to spend trillions. Meanwhile ex-soviet countries expand their influence using persuasion, subterfuge and economic bribary.
@WarmongerWW3 I have known for a while that humans can be some of the stupider lifeforms on earth, so your comments are no surprise to me. Not only are you a disgrace to homo sapians, you are a stupid disgrace to homo sapians. Computers were not made because of ww2, they came about quite a bit before. computers also had limited use if any in ww2 as most of the manhattan project and such things was done with chalkboards and simple brainpower.
@TheLogicisking Nearly all world-changing technology that emerged in the past 60 years can trace their origin to a USMIL or DARPA or another Military project. The microchip, the internet, GPS navigation, satellite communications, etc. Peace is boring, bland, unchallenging and leads to stagnation. War is full of opportunities and is the biggest incentive for technological development.
@WarmongerWW3 War is never fun, wonderful, or even close to good. More can come from 2 men talking than ten million soldiers could ever do. It truly sickens me to think that there are people as stupid and illogical as yourself in the world. If the world was 25% more peaceful last year we could use the money we save to end starvation, cure cancer, reverse climate change, and many other things, all quickly and easly. You seem to be a COD addict who has no life what so ever.
@WarmongerWW3 I do not dispute that much good technology came from the evil of war. But, do RNAi, photodynamic therapy, or gene therapy have any use at all in war? These are medical tools, made to save lifes, and have no use in a millitary setting. Gene therapy has the ability to make better soldiers, but that is at the moment 100% impossible and hardly a cost-effective use should it be possible.
@TheLogicisking Have you ever heard of biological warfare? The potential is huge. People like me will use genetic engineering to create better and better types of diseases. In fact, we're already doing it.
@WarmongerWW3 The problem with genetic engineering for bio warfare is that as soon as you have the technology to make the perfect agent of death, you automaticly have the technology to make the perfect agent of life. It is the same thing with nanotechnology, but even more absolute.
@WarmongerWW3 Only a fool makes a weapon without a failsafe. Retroviruses can be killed by a moderate amount of medical systems. examples are nanoparticle delivered RNAi, antibody coated nanoparticle RF therapy, or photodynamic therapy.
@TheLogicisking Oh really? How fast? Take the case of HIV/AIDS. AIDS has killed tens of millions of people and still has no cure. As you can see, eventually they can "kill" the retrovirus but it will not be fast enough, the disease would spread and kill many people and that's the point.
@WarmongerWW3 How fast? I will tell you how fast. Ebola, one of the deadliest diseases known, was cured in 7 days with nanoparticle guided RNAi. It also helps to know that the kind they cured was 30,000 times more powerful than the most powerful human strain. Also, the cure rate was almost, if not totaly, 100%. Retroviruses are harder to pin down for that, but nowhere near even close to impossable. I do not think you understand yet that you cannot out think me.
@TheLogicisking In Homo sapiens? No, they successfully wiped out the virus in rhesus monkeys. They are still developing a treatment for Ebola. But that's not the point. Eventually they will wiped out the virus in Homo sapiens. The point is: the disease killed millions of people. Period. Plus, the access to medical treatments will NEVER be universal. Mwahaha >:D
@WarmongerWW3 Ebola has not killed millions. It has killed less than 6000 people. Medical treatment will not be universal in the near future, but prevention can be. DNA vaccines are more effective and more cost effective than generation 1 or 2 vaccines, and they are easy to store because they are more stable than other kinds of vaccines. this makes them perfect to use in world vaccination programs.
@TheLogicisking I was talking about diseases as a whole (not specifically Ebola) and the potential in biological warfare."Medical treatment will not be universal in the near future, but prevention can be. "
Prevention will not be universal as well and you know it.
@TheLogicisking Evidence and logic tells us that new diseases will be created and used successfully as a biological weapon. Groseth, A., et al., Hemorrhagic Fever Viruses as Biological Weapons, in Bioterrorism and Infectious Agents: A New Dilemma for the 21st Century, I.W. Fong and K. Alibek, Editors. 2009, Springer New York. p. 169-191.
@WarmongerWW3 Hemorrhagic fevers are quite nasty, and treatment and prevention is limited. However, they are working on several antivirals and vaccines, including a broad spectrum filovirus vaccine that looks to be quite powerful, as we speak. The truth remains that you cannot make somthing that cannot be cured or prevented.
@TheLogicisking The truth is that you live in a world where 1 in 6 people suffer from chronic hunger (FAO), sunshine. Medical treatment and prevention will not be universal and certain diseases will not receive sufficient investment because there is no political interest.
@WarmongerWW3 Truth be told, the reason for most of starvation in the world is chaos, war, and greed. However, you seem to have missed the point I was making of universal medical prevention. I said quote "but prevention can be". The point I was making is that if you wanted to, you can do it(smallpox anyone?). It is really just a question of what will you do, not what can you do.
It would kill a lot of people before the vaccine would be made. However, biological warfare with the use of viruses is today seen as almost barbaric, both by military researchers and the public. Another issue is the fact that it's so uncontrollable. The virus could spread to us or our allies through travel.
@AmunRa1 That is exactly the point I was saying. Bio weapons are a loose cannon. you can place them in one spot, but odds are that it will spread and cause more harm than what you intended. DNA vaccines are useless against pathogens that do not have any protein antigens, but virtualy all viruses have them and bacteria and parasites are sub-optimal bio weapons for the most part. I am anti-war, but I still know almost everything about it.
@TheLogicisking "Bio weapons are a loose cannon. " Not necessarily. Every advance towards therapeutic approaches based on the DNA of an ethnic group can be used to develop a weapon instead. Think of it as a revolution in the way of committing ethnic cleansing...
Oh no there is another inventions that will lead to more war and less dead people on one side. If this got its own powersupply there will be heavy suits like sience fiction that bring death to everyone not doing their will - future police... and endless pain.
”Now let’s find a way how to bring this to good use. How do we kill as many people as possible with this — we’re Raytheon, after all. People are paying for bodycount, not for some social commie project.”
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@ect301fps Oh, whoops well that would explain it. I remember when popular mechanics was talking bout exoskeleton suits I want to say over 7 years ago, wonder what's been the hold up? Maybe that's how difficult they are to work with
This video has been hijacked by some stupid commercial! I refuse to sit through a 30 second commercial to watch a 1:14 minute video, so I usually click away (which means I don't get to see the video!). It didn't use to be that way. Anyone else find this a bad development!?!?
@jockyhalo graphene condensators. that's all I'm saying. it's right around the corner. a few years from now we will be smoking smoke-less cigars, laughing about back when we used chemical batteries.
@kz4eva Well, it could be useful in a loading area where a human could lift stuff that would take many people to lift. Just because it needs an extension cord doesn't make it useless, just less useful/
this thing looks awesome, yet i dont think will ever see it in action though, clearly this technology is taking its first steeps. u should check lockheed martin HULC, which is way simpler but i think its pretty much combat ready.
one issue that so far few of our technological abilities can change is war in a sand pit. silica shards is the root of all evil in electrical/mechanical drive chains, gears, and pistons....I wonder if Raytheon figured out how to do "auto-lube" of parts in the field.
@datzfast A mechanic friend in Khandahar's still going on and on about sand filling up filters....I'm pessimistic to say all autos are immune to this sort of airborne dust
LOL I can easily outlift this piece of crap and I can move unicumbered so you can wear this pathetic piece of shit all day and I'll still beat your arse.
@Acerimmer12 This prototype, probably... an armored version with weapons and electronics? Nope. I think you're also making the same mistake people did when they saw the first Tanks...
This is first step to making killer robots. Airplanes/UAVs are on the same road to search & destroy without human intervention. After all, they give total obedience with no morals at all.
the first steps towards a full mech..the military is totally funding this research so that they will get their bio-mechanical suite for war...well thats my personal opinion
Maybe thats why stocks in Raytheon Quadrupled the days following 9/11. You must be a "proud american" who thinks that the stupid war going on for nearly a decade now has had MUCH value, other than returning young americans home in crates. I bet you also think that Bush and Obama were great men. Am I right?
I can not believe the general simplicity and stupidity of the "Top Comment" who the fuck votes that up?
bassbass99able 18 hours ago
Not gonna work
sa5spurs 1 week ago
I want an Ironmonger suite with Onstar please!!!
Cognetto 3 weeks ago
@TheOtherLioyd
I wish i could agree, but war, otherwords direct concurence confrontation, is a big part of natural selection. As other human phenomena, most of it. Love, family, war. Everything for survivability of the species.
Food collection is important too, it is a basis, but we arent evolved from the predators, are we?
First war was the huge boost to our brains and skills, even if it was simple cave capturing.
The only thing that changed today, is...ummm..wait. Nothing?
arzGiyan 3 weeks ago
It would all be great if these things were applied properly but they never are - we just cannot help it - greed, jealousy, lust, revenge, power.
Just take a look in the mirror.....
vortigern5 2 months ago
Skynet is happy!
celpabedn 2 months ago
ironman
futebolarte3 3 months ago
i never asked for this
MarioWars 4 months ago
Dear Santa...
1337fraggzb00N 4 months ago
First step on the road to Space Marines powered armor! So who wants to be the Emperor?
synapflux 4 months ago
@synapflux Dibs!
Melnac 4 months ago
@synapflux SPEHHHS MAREENS
RedRangerAidan 4 months ago 16
@synapflux Not me, thanks. I'd rather not be betrayed by my most loyal and most trusted son only to be interred into life-support for 10,000 years.
crazy4sian 4 months ago
USAAAAAAA
KingPebble15 4 months ago
Where to buy?
KageHokori 5 months ago
armadyne?
penyuwan 5 months ago
I think its 240 volts, comes with an extension cable for field use.
SVSunnyJim 6 months ago
@Haelis Nuclear bomb was sold as nuclear power, get what i mean???
ErikTekno 6 months ago
oooooouuuuuuuuuuu I need one of those
GaXoNjA 6 months ago
@fuck00you00tube lol, i agree
llmasterkll 7 months ago
In case anybody cares, this suit isn't a weapon. It's more or less a forklift that you wear on your body. Hell, you can't even hold a gun while operating it.
sparta981 7 months ago
@sparta981 but you can "mount" a gun =) did you see the "claws" on the end of the hands?
Plusle843 7 months ago
dear santa...
MG72MG 7 months ago 4
IRON MAN HERE WE COME
rcrocker02 7 months ago
The problem would be the day it want to fold itself into the suitcase it came as... with you in it...
Decnet01 8 months ago
if that skeleton ever gone crazy...will the person in it get torn to pieces when the exoskele limbs just move by itself all over and break every joints on that person....?
tora613 8 months ago
Whent they release this for the public, I'm buying one for my grandmom ASAP!
pijef 8 months ago
Very Nice
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Ringoazevedo 8 months ago
The war is what propelled humans through the applying science. And every invention ever made could be used in war. That's the nature of mankind
arzGiyan 8 months ago 20
@arzGiyan Exactly. Now imagine the spectacular scientific opportunities that WW3 will create.
WarmongerWW3 8 months ago
@WarmongerWW3
Did you ever fight in a war, or watch your friends and family die or have a family member with mental problem like war flash backs, did you ever feel any ill effects of war directed towards you or the ones you love.
thegamerkid77 6 months ago
@thegamerkid77 No, I profit from war behind a desk. Btw most war veterans do NOT suffer from traumatic brain injury or post-traumatic stress disorder (UW Institute for Clinical and Translational Research). The overwhelming majority are very proud of the war.
WarmongerWW3 6 months ago
@WarmongerWW3
Every one I know who joined the war came back with nothing but regret, if you actually fought you'd understand,
I doubt you ever even had any physical conflict with someone else.
Besides what kind of selfish asshole, values wealth more than human lives.
thegamerkid77 6 months ago
@WarmongerWW3 it may very well leave the world a radioactive dustbowl. And thats IF we haven't invented self replicating nanotech. I can't immagine how uneasy I would feel if all it took was one suicidal faction with such a weapon, and in 24 hours the entire planet becomes one giant ball of lifeless grey goo.
AlternateArtisan 5 months ago
@arzGiyan sliced bread and yo-yos. im just sayin.
troywestleybailey 3 months ago
@arzGiyan When will pogo sticks be inter graded into armed service like ?
CIW35 3 months ago
@arzGiyan nope.avi
War did speed it along, but curiosity alone is a much bigger factor. Hunting is the most likely reason we made weapons in the first place.
TheOtherLioyd 3 weeks ago
The Terminators Great Great Great Grandfather
gekko14 8 months ago
Dear Santa....
CyphenPhsyX 8 months ago
I think that what you need for your unlimited source of energy is the portable searl generator.
Ultimah 8 months ago
if these hydrolic assistance exoskeletons ever get suits around them im enlisting.
RammsteinDEUTSCH 8 months ago
one recommendation: don't jerk off when you're wearing it
OceanderTethyseus 9 months ago 2
The truth? I'm IRON MAN!
RiSe1993 9 months ago
yeah and of course it will be used as weapon, hate humans.
e084812 9 months ago
@e084812
If it weren't for war, we wouldn't get all these awesome advances in technology.
Don't hate the bloodshed. We get sweet toys out of it.
frobie54 9 months ago
@frobie54
Incorrect, sure military funding but you can still create all these wonderful technologies even without going to war with another country. You thinking is false.
CyphenPhsyX 8 months ago
@CyphenPhsyX
We can still create the stuff without war, sure, but war is what provides the impetus for exploring new lines of thinking for which there would otherwise be no need. If the military wants something, they fund research towards it, and then once the war's over, it gets declassified and branches out into hundreds of useful everyday inventions. Science and technology would stall without it. We wouldn't have Duck tape, Kleenex, or even aeroplanes if it weren't for World War 1.
frobie54 8 months ago
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@CyphenPhsyX "sure military funding but you can still create all these wonderful technologies even without going to war with another country"
No, it's impossible to create all these wonderful technologies without wonderful wars. Science is mainly created by Empires. And Empires live (NEED to live) in a permanent state of war.
Btw you are using a computer because of WW2.
WarmongerWW3 8 months ago
@WarmongerWW3 You probably would have noticed that the rules of engagment in war have changed greatly over the last 20 years. Asymetrical war is quickly making standing armies obsolete and ineffective. A small handful of troublemakers can bog down the entire US military in Iraq and afghanistan forcing the nation to spend trillions. Meanwhile ex-soviet countries expand their influence using persuasion, subterfuge and economic bribary.
AlternateArtisan 5 months ago
@AlternateArtisan kinda seems like a role reversal these days.
2tourVet 5 months ago
@WarmongerWW3 I have known for a while that humans can be some of the stupider lifeforms on earth, so your comments are no surprise to me. Not only are you a disgrace to homo sapians, you are a stupid disgrace to homo sapians. Computers were not made because of ww2, they came about quite a bit before. computers also had limited use if any in ww2 as most of the manhattan project and such things was done with chalkboards and simple brainpower.
TheLogicisking 3 months ago
@TheLogicisking Nearly all world-changing technology that emerged in the past 60 years can trace their origin to a USMIL or DARPA or another Military project. The microchip, the internet, GPS navigation, satellite communications, etc. Peace is boring, bland, unchallenging and leads to stagnation. War is full of opportunities and is the biggest incentive for technological development.
WarmongerWW3 3 months ago
@WarmongerWW3 War is never fun, wonderful, or even close to good. More can come from 2 men talking than ten million soldiers could ever do. It truly sickens me to think that there are people as stupid and illogical as yourself in the world. If the world was 25% more peaceful last year we could use the money we save to end starvation, cure cancer, reverse climate change, and many other things, all quickly and easly. You seem to be a COD addict who has no life what so ever.
TheLogicisking 3 months ago
@TheLogicisking Technological innovation is related to the war effort (Roland, 2009).
WarmongerWW3 3 months ago
@WarmongerWW3 I do not dispute that much good technology came from the evil of war. But, do RNAi, photodynamic therapy, or gene therapy have any use at all in war? These are medical tools, made to save lifes, and have no use in a millitary setting. Gene therapy has the ability to make better soldiers, but that is at the moment 100% impossible and hardly a cost-effective use should it be possible.
TheLogicisking 3 months ago
@TheLogicisking Have you ever heard of biological warfare? The potential is huge. People like me will use genetic engineering to create better and better types of diseases. In fact, we're already doing it.
WarmongerWW3 3 months ago
@WarmongerWW3 The problem with genetic engineering for bio warfare is that as soon as you have the technology to make the perfect agent of death, you automaticly have the technology to make the perfect agent of life. It is the same thing with nanotechnology, but even more absolute.
TheLogicisking 3 months ago
@TheLogicisking Retroviruses mutate incredibly quickly. The guys trying to kill will be faster than the guys trying to heal.
WarmongerWW3 3 months ago
@WarmongerWW3 Only a fool makes a weapon without a failsafe. Retroviruses can be killed by a moderate amount of medical systems. examples are nanoparticle delivered RNAi, antibody coated nanoparticle RF therapy, or photodynamic therapy.
TheLogicisking 3 months ago
@TheLogicisking Oh really? How fast? Take the case of HIV/AIDS. AIDS has killed tens of millions of people and still has no cure. As you can see, eventually they can "kill" the retrovirus but it will not be fast enough, the disease would spread and kill many people and that's the point.
WarmongerWW3 3 months ago
@WarmongerWW3 How fast? I will tell you how fast. Ebola, one of the deadliest diseases known, was cured in 7 days with nanoparticle guided RNAi. It also helps to know that the kind they cured was 30,000 times more powerful than the most powerful human strain. Also, the cure rate was almost, if not totaly, 100%. Retroviruses are harder to pin down for that, but nowhere near even close to impossable. I do not think you understand yet that you cannot out think me.
TheLogicisking 3 months ago
@TheLogicisking In Homo sapiens? No, they successfully wiped out the virus in rhesus monkeys. They are still developing a treatment for Ebola. But that's not the point. Eventually they will wiped out the virus in Homo sapiens. The point is: the disease killed millions of people. Period. Plus, the access to medical treatments will NEVER be universal. Mwahaha >:D
WarmongerWW3 3 months ago
@WarmongerWW3 Ebola has not killed millions. It has killed less than 6000 people. Medical treatment will not be universal in the near future, but prevention can be. DNA vaccines are more effective and more cost effective than generation 1 or 2 vaccines, and they are easy to store because they are more stable than other kinds of vaccines. this makes them perfect to use in world vaccination programs.
TheLogicisking 3 months ago
@TheLogicisking I was talking about diseases as a whole (not specifically Ebola) and the potential in biological warfare."Medical treatment will not be universal in the near future, but prevention can be. "
Prevention will not be universal as well and you know it.
WarmongerWW3 3 months ago
@TheLogicisking Evidence and logic tells us that new diseases will be created and used successfully as a biological weapon. Groseth, A., et al., Hemorrhagic Fever Viruses as Biological Weapons, in Bioterrorism and Infectious Agents: A New Dilemma for the 21st Century, I.W. Fong and K. Alibek, Editors. 2009, Springer New York. p. 169-191.
WarmongerWW3 3 months ago
@WarmongerWW3 Hemorrhagic fevers are quite nasty, and treatment and prevention is limited. However, they are working on several antivirals and vaccines, including a broad spectrum filovirus vaccine that looks to be quite powerful, as we speak. The truth remains that you cannot make somthing that cannot be cured or prevented.
TheLogicisking 3 months ago
@TheLogicisking The truth is that you live in a world where 1 in 6 people suffer from chronic hunger (FAO), sunshine. Medical treatment and prevention will not be universal and certain diseases will not receive sufficient investment because there is no political interest.
WarmongerWW3 3 months ago
@WarmongerWW3 Truth be told, the reason for most of starvation in the world is chaos, war, and greed. However, you seem to have missed the point I was making of universal medical prevention. I said quote "but prevention can be". The point I was making is that if you wanted to, you can do it(smallpox anyone?). It is really just a question of what will you do, not what can you do.
TheLogicisking 3 months ago
@WarmongerWW3 Also, DNA vaccines are easy to make, making your viral warfare plan pretty much a dead end.
TheLogicisking 3 months ago
@TheLogicisking but not before killing many people. That's the point.
WarmongerWW3 3 months ago
@TheLogicisking
It would kill a lot of people before the vaccine would be made. However, biological warfare with the use of viruses is today seen as almost barbaric, both by military researchers and the public. Another issue is the fact that it's so uncontrollable. The virus could spread to us or our allies through travel.
AmunRa1 3 months ago
@AmunRa1 That is exactly the point I was saying. Bio weapons are a loose cannon. you can place them in one spot, but odds are that it will spread and cause more harm than what you intended. DNA vaccines are useless against pathogens that do not have any protein antigens, but virtualy all viruses have them and bacteria and parasites are sub-optimal bio weapons for the most part. I am anti-war, but I still know almost everything about it.
TheLogicisking 3 months ago
@TheLogicisking "Bio weapons are a loose cannon. " Not necessarily. Every advance towards therapeutic approaches based on the DNA of an ethnic group can be used to develop a weapon instead. Think of it as a revolution in the way of committing ethnic cleansing...
WarmongerWW3 3 months ago
you'll need all that extra strength to tow the 50 car batteries to power the thing
hattonhaha 9 months ago
Power armor is born! When can I pick my t-51b power suit?
Zamolxes77 9 months ago
CRYSIS
kanistas 9 months ago
Oh no there is another inventions that will lead to more war and less dead people on one side. If this got its own powersupply there will be heavy suits like sience fiction that bring death to everyone not doing their will - future police... and endless pain.
MrStanley85 9 months ago
Jesus christ. Its the power loader from aliens. This sort of makes up for the fact we seem to have stalled human advancement in space.
TheJay9002 9 months ago
”Now let’s find a way how to bring this to good use. How do we kill as many people as possible with this — we’re Raytheon, after all. People are paying for bodycount, not for some social commie project.”
:)
albedoshader 10 months ago
@albedoshader oh, a hippie
WarmongerWW3 10 months ago
@WarmongerWW3: Nope, a mechanical engineer and definitely not a hippie.
albedoshader 10 months ago
LOL, I thought it had a tail at first!
One4TheTechnoGuy 10 months ago
why you dont shove that music insanity up your ace
beverlyterry 10 months ago
Pre-Crysis suit....
csakesz182 10 months ago
@csakesz182 you mean the nano suit ?
skylinmegas9290 10 months ago
@skylinmegas9290 Exactly.
csakesz182 10 months ago
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faisal19887 10 months ago 3
@faisal19887 Where was your God/Allah/whatever when Baghdad was bombed? hehehe
WarmongerWW3 10 months ago
@WarmongerWW3
Where was Jesus when the storm hit America??
Do not think I do not like Jesus
I love him and I believe
We Muslims believe that Jesus is the prophet of God and not his son
faisal19887 10 months ago
@faisal19887 Interesting... you think I am a Christian. I have no religion.
Btw Jesus is Dead and Rotten - if he ever existed at all
WarmongerWW3 10 months ago
I'll take four.
Araclain 10 months ago
one name: skynet
falsanswers 10 months ago
Spartans
gabrielthemexican 10 months ago 50
SCV READY !
chabi3000 10 months ago
I don´t want to know his bugs XD
RausendeFausto 10 months ago
if they made a starcraft marien suit it would be awsome
GregoryBurgondy 10 months ago
EMP...still victor
TWarn10 10 months ago
This will be a expensive suit...
stukaBA 10 months ago
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"What happens when robots do everything i lose my job then man."
There would be no need for money, and we would never be denied access to the things we need. (everything would be free)
SHEEPOFEXISTENCE 11 months ago
its too slow
erickstephen 11 months ago
This would be ok at the construction site.
topspeed10 11 months ago
no the danger of this thing is if it goes haywire your spine turns into a nice representation of a curly straw :)
misterman2k9 11 months ago
What happens when robots do everything i lose my job then man.
omega4chimp 11 months ago
@omega4chimp not really, jobs just switch to computer and robot maintenance and overseeing
Radialshifter 10 months ago
thats on my birthday wishlist
ipponify 11 months ago
Cyborgs become reality! Wonder when if the military is taking note of this
ToWYoMama 11 months ago
@ToWYoMama Ratheon is a defense contractor...
ect301fps 11 months ago 2
@ect301fps Oh, whoops well that would explain it. I remember when popular mechanics was talking bout exoskeleton suits I want to say over 7 years ago, wonder what's been the hold up? Maybe that's how difficult they are to work with
ToWYoMama 11 months ago
@ToWYoMama Yeah, my dad works with various weapons R&D and this kind of stuff takes a looooong time
ect301fps 11 months ago
@ect301fps ahhh, thanks for letting me know this
ToWYoMama 11 months ago
okay, now make it 30 feet high and slap on a few tons of armor...
looksintolasers 11 months ago
.........iron man...?
OTNAKR2 11 months ago
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Soo...when can I get one?
deathtothehuns 11 months ago 28
This video has been hijacked by some stupid commercial! I refuse to sit through a 30 second commercial to watch a 1:14 minute video, so I usually click away (which means I don't get to see the video!). It didn't use to be that way. Anyone else find this a bad development!?!?
boomtao 11 months ago
Useless without good batteries.
jockyhalo 1 year ago
@jockyhalo graphene condensators. that's all I'm saying. it's right around the corner. a few years from now we will be smoking smoke-less cigars, laughing about back when we used chemical batteries.
rabagast19 11 months ago
US Military Power, FUCK YES!!!!!!!!!!!!
bassbass99able 1 year ago
@bassbass99able Tax Money, FUCK YES!!!!!!!!
CallwinOEF 10 months ago
@bassbass99able fuck no) those exoskeletons exists almost 30 years..
u need new power sorce power sorce of new generation.. other wise this s peace of junk
its done its gone
kz4eva 10 months ago
@kz4eva Well, it could be useful in a loading area where a human could lift stuff that would take many people to lift. Just because it needs an extension cord doesn't make it useless, just less useful/
TheSpiralOrder 10 months ago
@TheSpiralOrder btw there are some research on power sorce in russia.. but americans are 2 stupid
they like cola and hamburgers thats all
jews and other crap that is america
kz4eva 10 months ago
@TheSpiralOrder: The first extension available will be a gatling gun.
albedoshader 10 months ago
this thing looks awesome, yet i dont think will ever see it in action though, clearly this technology is taking its first steeps. u should check lockheed martin HULC, which is way simpler but i think its pretty much combat ready.
danteswb 1 year ago
sounds cool looks retarded
codyw130 1 year ago
"...Strapped into Powered Armor,
Got the ladies always lookin' at me,
They can't believe the size of my
over-engineered codpiece..."
:D
kanenash 1 year ago
Lol, it´s so cliché that this video is seen most in the USA and in Russia
xD
Depressiverroboter 1 year ago
They should put a jetpack on it
superultramegamighty 1 year ago
Will work better when it doesn't need to be plugged into a mains electricity outlet!!! Mini Nuke Reactor needed!!!! ;O)
ticker1980 1 year ago
@ticker1980 I believe that is actually a tether that is required by their insurance
rfry 1 year ago
power armor... prototype
anonymous133711 1 year ago
to the usa and canada military and police 2025 is the largest gang war with all the gangs in all of usa and canada city with robot and Terminator
amazingsasuke3000 1 year ago
2025 first future war and first robot war in usa and canda city
amazingsasuke3000 1 year ago
It can walk up ramps... which i cannot do - wait you cant walk up ramps im pretty sure most of us can without this?!??!?
KZHX 1 year ago
@KZHX You can do that easily while holding 150lbs?
DreJr 1 year ago
@KZHX lol he said with 150 pounds strapped to his back
MrBigenstien 1 year ago
this could be usfull you could mount much more armour onto the exoskeliton to protect the soilder not only from the torso but the torso down
KZHX 1 year ago
a tecnologia ta ficando demais o0
daanilolira 1 year ago
they gave him a regular bike helmet for protection. as it seems the mjolnir halo helmet arent ready yet.
7hippocrates 1 year ago
they should add exoskeletonic gloves instead of these hooks, these just makes you say yarrr ahoy there robopirates
Allyouneedisdance 1 year ago
next we bulid a transformer and terminator in the military
Darkclouder 1 year ago
Light Up Lloyd Banks Niqqah!!!
bksk8r0005 1 year ago
Ironman Mark 0.1
fmoe2750 1 year ago
one issue that so far few of our technological abilities can change is war in a sand pit. silica shards is the root of all evil in electrical/mechanical drive chains, gears, and pistons....I wonder if Raytheon figured out how to do "auto-lube" of parts in the field.
R5H4D0W 1 year ago
@R5H4D0W used to be a problem for autos and now its not.
datzfast 1 year ago
@datzfast A mechanic friend in Khandahar's still going on and on about sand filling up filters....I'm pessimistic to say all autos are immune to this sort of airborne dust
R5H4D0W 1 year ago
If I was to fight myself and 1 of me was wearing the suit the version of me in the suit was loose, and badly.
Acerimmer12 1 year ago
@Acerimmer12 Maybe today, but not tomorrow!
The1stPoster 1 year ago
this year: exoskeleton
next year: Iron Man
SiReYeBluOn 1 year ago
What an amazing piece of hardware and I can see it being used for some really great things...
Now build my damn Battle Mech!
BadBunnyRides 1 year ago
@BadBunnyRides
LOL I can easily outlift this piece of crap and I can move unicumbered so you can wear this pathetic piece of shit all day and I'll still beat your arse.
Acerimmer12 1 year ago
@Acerimmer12 This prototype, probably... an armored version with weapons and electronics? Nope. I think you're also making the same mistake people did when they saw the first Tanks...
BadBunnyRides 1 year ago
halo and ghost recon future solider cool all it need is cloaking device and mini guns and military robot
Darkclouder 1 year ago
next thing you know iron man gonna come true
hugec4 1 year ago
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EARTHDINBRAZIL 1 year ago
Hell... It's about time..
MagicAccent 1 year ago
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FCS is not dead. Instead of making it weigh less, they make an exoskeleton so you can haul that heavy shit. lol
stalkingalizee 1 year ago
@Po41lo I like how my comment matches with the facts.
WarmongerWW3 1 year ago
ez nagyon vau...
TheMagyarvagyok 1 year ago
This is first step to making killer robots. Airplanes/UAVs are on the same road to search & destroy without human intervention. After all, they give total obedience with no morals at all.
temple26797 1 year ago
& so marks the beginning of a long chain of adaptions to what the military is really after; POWER ARMOR!
mothersday123 1 year ago
the first steps towards a full mech..the military is totally funding this research so that they will get their bio-mechanical suite for war...well thats my personal opinion
XxGnomeNinjaxX3 1 year ago
XOS 2 is a better exoskeleton
KushSensation 1 year ago
the new war!....at the max distance of the energy cable length!
transtlantic 1 year ago
chuck noris beware
kuza261 1 year ago
Bay Twelve, please.
stevecav1138 1 year ago
Will it blend? That is the question.
Evilmzz 1 year ago
But will it blend?
vilag001 1 year ago
War is the best incentive for the technological and scientific development.
WarmongerWW3 1 year ago 97
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noyouaintgettingit 1 year ago
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noyouaintgettingit 1 year ago
@WarmongerWW3 Fuck war.
noyouaintgettingit 1 year ago
@noyouaintgettingit Thanks to the wars you are using this computer.
WarmongerWW3 1 year ago
@WarmongerWW3
See a counselor.
comradical39 1 year ago
@WarmongerWW3 Too true
URsuckishATlife 1 year ago
Maybe thats why stocks in Raytheon Quadrupled the days following 9/11. You must be a "proud american" who thinks that the stupid war going on for nearly a decade now has had MUCH value, other than returning young americans home in crates. I bet you also think that Bush and Obama were great men. Am I right?
Adambobro 1 year ago
@Adambobro You're right.
WarmongerWW3 1 year ago
@WarmongerWW3 i would say it's fear...
RAWLIGHT666 11 months ago
@WarmongerWW3 I think the desire to live in a video game is a much better incentive.
iTeXn 11 months ago
@iTeXn The era of modern computers owes much to the major advances made during the WW2 because of the war. video game would not exist without wars
WarmongerWW3 11 months ago