Hydraulic exoskeleton chest armor test from Lionel's Lab

[@liamfisher2919]

People who dont design and engineer will underestimate the time, effort and skill that a project like this takes good work👍🏻looking forward to updates

[@lionelslab]

Thank you for that message. Definately a massive amount of time and effort.

[@monkeyman5513]

Man out here putting in the effort for a real iron man suit! People think it’s not possible and maybe not exactly how it is in the movies, but the really unrealistic part is how quickly he makes the suits. It takes lots of time, patience, and hard work. Good work man! This is awesome!

[@lionelslab]

Right, definately not like the movie but with more time and innovation it'll definately get closer!

[@WEtOnGTim88]

Brother you should be proud, i can tell how much thought and effort went into engineering that chest peice! I would buy your power armor/exoskeleton suit!! Keep uo your work, its obvious you are making progress and I hope to see it soon 💯💪🙏🏼❤

[@lionelslab]

@@WEtOnGTim88 Thank you very much for viewing the video and for your encouraging words! More videos are in the works!

[@tahubulat2701]

keep it up man, love it

[@lionelslab]

Thanks. There's more in the works.

[@RealfishingNL]

Very very cool. Have fun making it and stay safe. 👍

[@lionelslab]

Thanks, will do!

[@rilesmattix5217]

Hell yeah thats dope

[@lionelslab]

Thanks!

[@Elisey-y1l]

What material do you use?

[@lionelslab]

It's almost entirely built of steel. Nothing exotic.

[@pitek11]

Remember that the exoskeleton should have torsion limits where the human body does, so that it doesn't twist your arm, leg or spine. good luck!

[@lionelslab]

Hi. This was a concern of mine before I even began building. So I designed it so that when the hydraulic cylinders are at maximum extension and retraction the joints are also at their max, which is all within the safe human range. So such injuries are not possible.