ExoM Up-Armoured Exoskeleton

Mehler Protection is excited to unveil the groundbreaking ExoM Exoskeleton - a collaborative masterpiece by Mehler Protection and Mawashi Science & Technology, setting new standards in ballistic protection and weight management.
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[@volatil3186]

S.T.A.L.K.E.R WILL BE REAL BOYS

[@lazyvideoproductions2979]

All fun n games until the monolith get it!

[@TimothyMark7]

JUGGERNAUT ARMOR LETS GOOOO

[@Vaultboyfromfallout]

CHEEKI BREEKI indeed

[@EaNasir-r1d]

We got real-life stalker armor before we even got Gta 6

[@theangeryy]

Its cool and all but will it survive an emission

[@bearclaw1216]

Straight up looking like a rainbow six siege operator trailer

[@McCarthy1776]

There's a reason you only see this shit in video games. If it were affordable and practical the military would already be using them. But they would be both expensive and inefficient. Civilians never consider heat and the fatigue. Heat is an infantrymans worse enemy. Even just in training I've seen many men lose consciousness, have seizures, get brain damage etc. From heat. Almost died myself once... and that was with less shit on than this. It doesn't seem like it would be that big of a deal to Civilians but that's because Civilians never put on 3 layers of clothes and carry 100 pounds in the summer heat walk 15 miles. It feels like your internal organs are cooking inside you, one of the most unpleasant experiences of my life lol. And a decent amount do die from it. You just never hear about it

[@Lilrob06]

@@McCarthy1776the exo skeleton is meant to help with that

[@bladedninja8853]

@@McCarthy1776 People say this about any new technology that is only in its infantile phase. Give it a decade and maybe every soldier will be using it.

[@TimothyMark7]

@@McCarthy1776 you do realize the suit uses a passive exoskeleton and composite armor plates right?

[@kneegear1589]

Sell it to civilians too

[@guitarazn90210]

So they can run for 100m and run out of gas? This thing looks heavy as fuck.

[@kneegear1589]

@@guitarazn90210 its great for home defense you dont need to run 100m at home when feds are raiding you for not using neo pronouns or against atf no knock raid comming to seize your gun stock

[@yusufdaduk5123]

😂😂

[@HaloDude557]

@@guitarazn90210it has an integrated passive exoskeleton. Most modern warfare/counterterrorism is mechanized anyways

[@danteintense5164]

@@guitarazn90210relax, it has a exo skeleton holding 70% of the weight of the suit.😉

[@burningtank160]

Damn, this looks amazing! Can I get one for €340?

[@TimothyMark7]

I WANT IT NOW

[@snbforever]

Tree Fiddy 😂

[@UselessZero]

Looks really cool on stairs. But can one go prone and stand up in it?

[@bunnypeople]

Not meant for that

[@literallynooneimportant6083]

What for tho

[@mephisto8101]

Why not? When you can do all of that in full medieval plate armor, jumping jacks included. He can walk around and move reasonably normal, of course he can go prone and stand up again. Is it sensible to do that? That depends on the situation and the use case for it.

[@Nach0s187]

@@mephisto8101medieval armor won’t stop a rifle round

[@mephisto8101]

@@Nach0s187 That absolute statement does not stand. If you talk about modern rifle rounds, then most likely a medieval breast plate is not protective. However, when firearams first came up they didn't pack the punch they had a century or two later. In these days it was very common for armorers to test the effectiveness of their plate by shooting it. There are lots of armor pieces still around from these times, where the armorer has done test shots on it and the plate has a sigil on it that this specific piece was able to hold a bullet. ("Beschusstest") However, technology for firearms quickly progressed and what was true in 1500 was no longer valid in 1700. Firearms became much more potent in this time and had better abilities to penetrate armor. Hence, we see a reduction in armor protection in latter times due to the progression of effectiveness of firearms.

[@alextheman3330]

I have a knee injury from my time in the military but this wound be perfect for injured vets like myself to get back into training! Very fascinating stuff!

Nah that's for making more injured men like you.

[@davk8263]

Be interesting to see how it deals with the real world like mud, rain and stuff getting into the joins. it would be usefull for transfer of tank and artillery rounds etc . I can not see if being useful in real world battlefield where you re dealing with land mines . Then police will find it useful . It's all about cost vs what you could buy instead.

[@TimothyMark7]

its designed for building breaching where they send in the front guy in first, to having extra armor to project against rifles or handle sustained small arms fire is fantastic.

[@angryroostercreations5194]

it's not meant for battle field use really. Its more for Swat type operations. for short and intense close in work.

[@ArmouredProductions]

From what I read, this is for the French GIGN, so it will be just for Urban Counter Terrorism raids and such. Not the Battlefield.

[@nubw41amityfan64]

what if it had snow shoes for tha mud

[@snbforever]

Actually, it comes down to is it worth the cost of a suit to protect 1 human life? If it is less expensive to replace the human... 💀

[@NS-gs6kf]

Did they get Deus Ex ost samples for this presentation? :)

[@mortemanku5279]

I've seen Wagner forces wear the most bulkiest armor in combat but this is next level

[@TimothyMark7]

wait who's Wagner

[@modernfuture7040]

​@@TimothyMark7 Wagner Group are private military contractors, basically Russian mercenaries

[@TimothyMark7]

@@modernfuture7040 oh gotcha and they wear full body armor?

[@bazookaman1353]

They literally live for that.

[@cabnbeeschurgr6440]

Yeah but that's like shitty soviet flak armor and stuff. From what I've heard it sucks to wear but an exoskeleton could offset that

[@chip5403]

“YOU CALL THIS HOME INVASION? I CALL THIS XP FARM!”

[@DrinkingStar]

This is really innovative and futuristic. I hope you open an IPO in the stock market. I would love to buy stock in your company.

[@themaidong]

Where can i order one

[@Diphenhydramine3640]

Were coming outta STALKER with this🗣️💨

[@collardr55y65]

Thinking from a medics view; what about the ease of taking it off in emergencies? Seems like a pain to get off a soldier who has undergone trauma.

[@MatthewC176]

Just shoot it off, it’ll break off with ease like armor plates in warzone and then you can render aid

[@burningtank160]

There should probably be a lever that jettisons all plates and detaches the exoskeleton

[@TimothyMark7]

well its mainly designed for swat teams so it wouldn't be that much of a trouble

[@t5662]

絶対買おう

[@kourtneyhanley]

Wait until the construction workers get this

[@moss8702]

They'll eventually need to ground the weight better. An overboot/underboot. That way some of the weight is distributed thru the ground and not fully on the person and their knee joints.

[@MrBHV69]

Bet this one is going to be implemented only for cqb since theres no way to carry this heavy shit for hours in woods or more open terrain, Also this is modular to there are a lot of weaker spots since its mostly plates. It's a step to get to more futuristic armors so we will see how it will turn out in more rough tests

[@TimothyMark7]

well the passive exoskeleton is meant to take the strain of the extra plates so it should be fine, but yeah its mainly designed for building breaching and close quarters combat against active shooters.

[@slayersboxer915]

lets see how well it performs against a high powered magnet

[@rock_ok]

Nice hockey suit

[@Hornet_Legion]

I know it's counter intuitive but the greatest threat to a soldier is not the enemy he faces and take cover against but the enemy that's attacks him from behind or from the flank. One wonders if a ballistic pavise shield slung over the back would be more useful

[@TeslangDigi]

German technology is colossal ❤❤❤

[@The_Tactical_Wook]

How is the agility?

[@haylelsercius5194]

Is this just so the VA makes it harder for knee pain to be covered as service related?

[@DrOneOneOne]

Usual concerns about how much of a tradeoff there is between mobility and protection, and from what kind of weapons. Most modern body armour (not ballistic shields) can really only take a handful of hits before it's not useful anymore, so this needs to grant the wearer the same flexibility and speed as a soldier in a flak vest, but much better protection. If this slows the wearer to the extent they can be easily targetted by repeated fire, it becomes useless.

[@sinocelt]

The future is here! And it's cool! And it's terrifying!

[@lekerstobalgo698]

the future has already arrived!

[@McCarthy1776]

Soldiers in recent wars barely ever died from bullets, it's usually IEDs. The current body armor we have already stops most bullets to the torso and head shots are much harder than they are on call of duty.

[@ericlemaitre9151]

To go shopping during Black Friday

[@almit4707]

Выглядят круто, мощно. Но насколько этот экзоскелет хорош на деле?

[@TimothyMark7]

its passive meaning its meant to take weight off the spine and legs which makes it great on carrying more armor, it was designed first for bomb suits but due to how mobile the exoskeleton was they are now using it for increased armor protection against rifles.

[@grigoryigerman1354]

Iam ready do it! Real ...

[@Joaov1xxx]

Legal a ideia, mais a roupa sairia muito cara, so séria usada para missões específicas

[@WeatherMan404]

It'll work if it's designed correctly and doesn't put the weight on any muscle

[@dwwolf4636]

I'd worry about the heat. It's the limitation for using medieval armor if you are exerting yourself.

[@arlaban22]

DEUS-EX VIBES, THE MUSIC IS THE SAME TOO.

[@snbforever]

Does it have a cooling system? Does it work on batteries or hybrid? Ect.

[@TimothyMark7]

it uses a passive exoskeleton you can read it up on their site

[@tatcyr206]

They put all R&D money to lv99 ankle support? I’d like to know if my grandma suffering from rheumatoid arthritis will be eligible to buy exoskeleton.

[@zzanikox49]

It looks like something straight outta COD Infinite Warfare

[@marekjarabica6630]

Nah mate more like advanced warfare from 2014

[@victorchinchillvas]

Fck yeah, get some.🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽

[@conscarcdr]

Is it Adam Jensen-proof?

[@evolicious]

This sort of tech MIGHT be viable in 10-15 years. It's still very far away and might be an obsolete idea by the time something like this could ever be viable to begin with. I think flying drones are going to get smaller and more versatile with more sensors and be able to do 90% of the fighting and DB-type robotics will do a good portion of the logistics and handling, while driverless vehicles do the shipping. The only human element will be someone sitting comfortably behind a controller at a base back home, commanders, IT engineers and technicians, ordinance systems specialists, and command. The battlefield will mostly be robots dispatching humans that are part of a regime/military/rebellion that do not have access to robotics tech and support. Of course this is a slippery slope into allowing the wrong person to handle such autonomous power, but that is what checks and balances are for. I don't believe something like terminator's skynet could ever exist outside of scifi. As someone that works around this industry, I see a far brighter future where less harm comes to humans due to automation, conflicts are solved much faster with less bloodshed, humans are more free to do positive things for themselves and the world with access to UBI, socialized healthcare, robotics, and AI that can supplement an entire team helping you get through your day. The people wishing to exploit this system simply can't due to the complexity of human-involved support, isolated proprietary programming, and a logistical network that is run by AI that can't be influenced by any malicious outside data. We already have systems like this in place, and they are getting safer and better in every way, literally everyday. We have seen nothing but positives from these systems, even seeing drones being far more effective as a fighting force with better precision and an allowance of mercy. Russians in Ukraine waving the white flag and being taken into custody, dangerous criminals backed into a corner being hit with less than lethal and pepper spray by a robot to get them into a position to be put into custody, and of course these systems being used for non-violence. Such as removing slave-wage jobs, taking up jobs that are dangerous and damaging to the human body, and menial tasks that create incredibly important data to analyze and improve conditions, equipment, etc.. I think the human element being taken out of danger allows for better control of a situation, allowing for cooler heads to prevail. I think exosuits may be supplementary to some jobs, but will mostly be used by the hadicapped. I don't think exosuits will be sued for any sort of battle or war, just ridiculous notion all-around.

[@sirdrip1313]

I really hope this works, imagine being a knight and they just give you one metal plate strapped to your chest. We need bulletproof suits

[@ScorpionM203]

Gimme one!

[@randomargument972]

Government be like "Nah, it's cheaper to train a rookie and burry the casualty than to buy this thing."

[@TimothyMark7]

oh thats u.s standards at least in europe they offer higher grade armor and coverage

[@WarVetGaming]

The grunts won’t get it, but there could be suits for certain squads and platoons to use when they want. Police swat teams could use it for raids.

[@TheMeepster72]

It's actually pretty damn expensive to properly train a soldier. So unless you're gonna go Russians at bakmut stile and just send waves of convict meat shields and have the manpower reserves to do so, that's not really a viable long term strategy.

[@randomargument972]

@@TheMeepster72 You mean like Ukrainians kidnapped random people on the street, "trained" them for 3 days with cardboard rifles than sent them to meatgrinder.

[@randomargument972]

@@TheMeepster72 You mean now Ukrainians were kidnаррing people off the street "trained" them for 3 days with cardboard rifles, than sent them into a mеатgгindег

[@Nach0s187]

This is wild

[@anarex0929]

I want this with my onewheel.😮

[@anarex0929]

Been hit and run, im moved up to PDWs and armor on top of my reactive armor.

[@tellyboy17]

If this doesn't offer great drone protection it's already obsolete for military purposes.

[@harrisonhowat2703]

That should be given to u.s. swat units they would really clean house

[@briansmith2739]

Advanced Warfare.

[@Alex_Su_S.O.Va777]

What is price that device?

[@kevinyu7986]

About 100k€

[@KGAnims]

Crysis predicted well... It's Ze German Engineers who will make first nanosuit xD

[@MSaleh-vy8rr]

"what youre seeing is Advanced Warfare."

[@literallynooneimportant6083]

Id wear this with dev tac ronin, maybe then its closer to term "full body protection"

[@TimothyMark7]

well the helmet is pistol rated while the helmet here is rifle rated with a hand gun rated face shield.

[@Mattbriggs85]

Looks good but still too bulky. If they can slim it down it might be more practical.

[@TimothyMark7]

maybe because larger plates make it better for multi hit capability hence why its bulker, the u,s tried to go for a very slim version a decade back and it didn't do well due to the armor plates not dispersing the energy or handling multiple shots, this on the other hand can thanks to the larger and more advanced armor plates.

[@grankaen]

Ждем в побеге из таркова :)

[@lucyfrye6723]

But can it run Crysis?

[@monarch_ua]

Нужно внедрять, хорош

[@agiftarifkyardana1838]

War..... war never change......

[@cjthedevil5689]

What happens if you trip

[@PointingLasersAtAircraft]

Aim for groin?

[@glubglub7982]

“O cholera, Chay o Freddy fazbear?)

[@shleemie2234]

Probably the price of a Lamborghini

[@meadball1]

So is that entire backpack the battery? Can it detect drones flying over head? This thing already seems obsolete if it can't see a drone coming.

[@tylerandrews4375]

We have mark one eyeballs for that, plus vehicle mounted sensors. They aren’t going to stick a radar dish on someone’s back.

[@meadball1]

@@tylerandrews4375 Yeah I know a radar dish probably wouldn't fit however I feel like for the amount of money you spend on this thing, they might as well just buy a bunch of drones and be far more combat effective.

[@SystemKritiker-eo9rl]

Inspiriert von Halo?

[@roccofimmano429]

Call of duty Advance warfer is real

[@jimdog8294]

Why do he have a high cut helmet 😭

[@nexcompani7134]

It looks like the first version of the Goliath exoskeleton from Call of Duty Advanced Warfare

[@TimothyMark7]

YES THE XS1 GOLIATH, tho this is more of edge of tomorrow vibes in a sense due to the refined profile.

[@trolly4233]

My wallet trembles in fear

[@thatguy1080]

Now all you need are robotic arm braces that can punch through walls and we'll be playing Call of Duty Advanced Warfare in real life.

[@dansax5208]

How long until Warhammer 40000 starts? An hour, two hours?

[@Welterino]

When you can play as the Bulldozer from PAYDAY 2

[@lexalex3027]

Терминатор поколения 0.Толи еще будет.

[@TimothyMark7]

or first gen of the XS1 goliath power armor

[@isaacshenton9330]

Advanced warfare?

[@3452te]

Its looks pretty good, but it's kinda ridiculous. I know it's a concept and I don't mind a bulky body Armor. But this is just our there.

[@crackong781]

This person will have a hard time sit, kneel, prone, or just trying to get up on any position other than standing upright

[@Dr.Strangelewd]

This armor won't protect you from FPV drones and artillery, so it's near useless on the actual battlefield. And you don't need an exoskeleton for storming buildings during terrorist situations. In fact, you don't need exoskeletons for anything other than carrying boxes around some base.

[@TimothyMark7]

yet GIGN swat teams have been doing it for decades, they've been using 6x8 plates for shoulder and knee armor for a long time, only u.s swat teams want to go for less armor focusing more on speed.

[@triarii2845]

Who said it will be used on an active battlefield ?

[@1000Sraka]

But give soldier much more chance to survive nearby explosion of FPV or artillery shell splinters.

[@MetalzxAngel]

Fallout be getting to real.

[@TimothyMark7]

edge of tomorrow as well

[@antonvainerman2320]

Вышлите 2000 экземпляров в Украину для проверки в реальных условиях, а то на словах и красивом видео для девочек он выглядит потрясно😅

[@user-eb4ty9nx2q]

ну так купите, нехуй клянчить.

[@dionkraft6782]

I like that bullet proof windshield.....I assume its stops bullets right ?.....come one...its all promo BS....their gonna have to way more better than this....

[@TimothyMark7]

LETS GO REAL LIFE JUGGERNAUT ARMOR WOOOOOOOOO [against small arms fire yes but against rifles it will do alright]

[@d.b.s.]

I wonder how long it can withstand water, dirt, dust and how long it will last without proper maintenance, if all these indicators are low, then this armor makes no sense, just like the exoskeleton itself, because there is a lot of all this in the war. But it will suit the police, or not such strict conditions.

[@TimothyMark7]

its mainly designed for swat teams for building breaching and less on tench warfare

[@gustavcrossbow2805]

now a few dollars worth of ap rounds and that thing is useless

[@severemutations]

S.T.A.L.K.E.R, S.T.A.L.K.E.R IS REAL

[@r3jk8]

call of duty for real!!!

[@Wagner_2282]

😅

[@FeFerrari1987]

Nanosuit 3. Crynet engineering.

[@Ale-xv1ld]

waiting and needing in Ukraine....

[@whotfisthis4395]

this is a pr stunt and a pr stunt only.. where are the motots how does it support the person in a meaningful way. it pretends at 1:10 to show the interior, but there is nothing but a useless frame lol

[@yojimbo3681]

But why does he walk like a duck?

[@Rapmaster3000]

Advanced warfare wtf lol

[@McCarthy1776]

People who think this is a good idea are naive civilians who play too much video games.. go but on all that gear with a ruck sack, water, food, etc. in the southern summer heat marching for 5-10-20 miles. You'll have a heat stroke and die. I've seen a ton of people in the military come close to death from heat and they were wearing half that amount of stuff. Maybe it would be useful spec ops in specific situations but for the most part this isn't practical. Civilians don't consider factors like heat, have to March long distances everyday, having to sleep and be ready to hop up and go in an instant. Ain't nobody gonna have time to take that big bitch off and put it back on quickly. Plus there's the fact that the cost of it wouldn't be worth it.

[@humanspirit3432]

Without servo-drives and a source of power, like in american Sarcos XOS2 or Sarcos Guardian XO or BigDog - all this is one big piece of bullsh*t. Sorry, but the truth.

[@HaloDude557]

Powered exoskeletons are science fiction. Passive is the only technology we have today that actually works

[@TimothyMark7]

please tell me you've studied body armor and exoskeletons before because thats the most american take I've seen today

[@CuervoBlack07]

This will go through the usual Military, Police Trade Show/Expo route like all the other Exoskeletons that have come out in the last 20+ years. Then it will ultimately be shelved and/or abandoned for something that's even less cost effective. Like Hover Bikes or Jet Packs.

[@TimothyMark7]

dawg you haven't been studying how this was made and designed, mehler has been making full body heavy armor rigs for over a decade for swat teams using hard armor this armored exoskeleton is designed for swat teams for breach buildings to handle rifle fire or sustained small arms fire, hopefully you can understand that.

[@CuervoBlack07]

@@TimothyMark7 So have a lot of other Companies that make the same products. Plate Carriers and Exoskeletons are not one in the same. One is a Dime a dozen on the Market, and the other will require more precision manufacturing that will cost a shit ton more to the Consumer. I am not holding out for this to be nothing more than a niche product, or anything at all. This is not Call of Duty bro, no Police Department other than maybe Dubai is going to buy this for their Tactical Team. They seem to like throwing money away on ridiculous things that never pan out.

[@TimothyMark7]

@@CuervoBlack07 I have no idea how is this related to call of duty, but from the looks of it you never studied body armor or even European body armor companies at all, mehler has been making full body hard armor rigs for decades, European swat teams have been using full body hard armor for over a decade compared to the U.S that would use soft armor that's using decade old aramid materials secondly do you even know what does a passive exoskeleton do or how does it even work or even how it works compared to powered exoskeletons?

[@731unithugeW]

Sandevistan

[@maximilio4599]

🇺🇦👍

[@UrMomGreen.]

Remember, dont skipped leg day 😅

[@HimawariShinomiya]

"what you're seeing is advanced warfare"

[@Pan_Borsch]

Is this ok for the trenches?

[@KerryFlanagan-p4x]

Yeah like is it mud and water proof or will that mess up the Electronics?

[@aaronhughes7573]

I think the next 10 years will be interesting for anyone in infantry units, lodes of exciting gear coming

[@あおしまぽぷら]

この協力企業の"MAWASHI SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY"の名前に日本語が由来して居さふなのですが…企業の国籍としてはカナダださふですが。