The SuitX exoskeleton made me super strong | Beta Test #1

[@CNET]

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[@b3at2]

CNET they need to make this more slim for doormen.. lmaoooo forced to stand all day.

[@saboticraso3116]

I won bay thé legs, i have amnyotrophie spinal i walk but no run, this exskeleton is préfet for m'y. And i m perfect for this machine to make studis and experiment.

[@ummu8585]

Great for senior citizen need need walker or cane support Let try on this on senior for walker

[@JA-yl8ct]

it will make pooping on a public restroom way easier

[@kevanbennett76]

J A Bro take my money

[@sravandas4683]

Ya thats its main purpose!!....

[@tranQu111ty]

No more constantly wiping the seat

[@mochageico]

haaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa

[@juuse94]

This is why women's public restrooms are filthy shitholes. Just imagine if everyone used public toilets the way toilets are supposed to be used, sitting down properly and all, and boom. No more mess.

[@JLock_17]

Science has finally perfected the Slav squat.

[@Breadlootgoblin]

Now we just need something that makes you squat on everything defying the laws of physics

[@davidhuhnchen3292]

@@Breadlootgoblin Like a magnetic leg support where you can squat upside down

[@Breadlootgoblin]

@@davidhuhnchen3292 no, something that sticks on *every* material

[@00784865]

The slav squat was always perfect blyat! This is just so non slavs can do it too!

[@davidhuhnchen3292]

@@00784865 this is actually true what you say

[@ki6eki]

$14k is not a bad price for a prototype. I bet with scale this came come down to $2k

[@MBPDan]

The fact that is mostly passive with springs and only the computer needs charging in the legs is huge. It solves a lot of issues that could arise from using motors and having to charge units.

[@e34jessica]

Yeah I can see this being the next Drone Amazon 2 day shipping in about 3 years.

[@GamingAlgen]

Big factory company that require repeating work can benefit on this (e.g. car factory) Not because it raises morale,it's because it reduce the chance of injury and costs

[@OsvaldoAlpizarZapata]

It is bad price when there is companies with the same product like this most CAR manufactures have workers work with similar products this is nothing new and still on beta

[@user-Void-Star]

Michael Choe It will come down 100$

[@Fold-ey5ub]

If companies implement this they will expect you to work harder than usual.

[@connerforbis1466]

@SCP 096 This particular device isn't meant to enhance physically demanding tasks or otherwise athletic performance. It's meant to improve your ability to work in relaxed conditions for extended periods of time with less strain and risk of injury. The military is researching into (presumably) powered variants that would supplement the strength and speed of soldiers and Marines in the field.

[@Yoi-n5k]

@SCP 096 dont worry, America, Russia, and I think China are researching these suits for combat use. There is even a video of Russia showcasing these suits in a convention. Same with the U.S.

[@jhardy33]

Don’t worry about working too hard, this is just a stop gap until you get completely replaced by a robot

[@camaroman101]

And lifting more weight.

[@anchorbubba]

And pay you half as much

[@charliehippler770]

This is a mechanics dream come true, especially working under cars rather they be on a lift, or stands. Holding heavy parts and tools with this would save a lot of wear and tear on the human body.

[@deansmits006]

Especially when a tech is on light duty due to injury; less stress when working, faster heal time and still can do some work.

[@SaveThePurpleRhino]

If you work on Ford car plant, they've bought this for some of the worker

[@Master_Ed]

Ye a weeklins dream come true

[@lordlurk7968]

This, very much. I have a newfound appreciation for mechanics who are working under vehicles after trying to install some step-rails on my truck for the first time ever. Just laying back and lifting your arms up holding a heavy duty 3/4" ratchet while trying to bolt things in was more strenuous on my body than I ever thought it could be.

[@kiar9556]

Well, it won't be much of use when you have to lie down on a roll bed, because as i saw for armX there are parts that stick out. So it mostly will help only when you can lift the car above you so you won't have to lie down...

[@L30-w6k]

no... I think of lobsters when I hear exoskeleton not iron man.

[@DivineBeaver]

That would be good commercial xD Coming soon! The exoskeleton that turns you! Into a lobster!

[@alankelly187]

I think of Jordan peterson when u say lobster! ;)

[@levissk8boy]

L30 I think of ants 🐜

[@Anthropomorphic]

I think of Krang.

[@stigmautomata]

u are not a Gamer

[@mrmabb123]

Thanks, mate. I can finally lift my wife and throw her out of my house.

[@omarkhamis523]

Majj Majj lmao

[@sirnasty1553]

Majj Majj Haha, can’t wait to annihilate the misses face without destroying my hand!

[@jazzyflow7956]

Lmao

[@Range-X]

Google “how to move a large safe”. Should work for you

[@hokulea8655]

Hahaha!!

[@jtnelson1803]

Old humans: watch me launch this spear bro! New humans: 20lbs box is too much

[@nurakuinuyasha6471]

Makes no sense a spear is like tops 10 pounds you jackass

[@deadpool2638]

@@nurakuinuyasha6471 Jeez you really went to town on him

[@barulicksama3838]

It's not old vs new, it's more of men vs women.

[@jtnelson1803]

Nuraku Inuyasha add the force of throwing that spear at a high rate of speed...jackass. Mass and force. Like a bullet hitting a tree trunk. Next time use your smart phone to google and learn something instead of anime porn and Uber eats...jackass

[@nomisunrider6472]

@@jtnelson1803 The force in throwing a spear isn't raw power, it's torque. A 2 pound spear has more kinetic energy than a 5 pound spear. You can crack a mammoth's bones with a 6-ounce atatl dart where the majority of power comes from wrist rotation. If you had to be super strong to use one, they wouldn't be very effective for hunting, because no human being can physically out muscle a steppe bison.

[@chuckpg31]

I worked as an aircraft mechanic for 16 years. Pretty much every one of my joint is shot. This suit, if used by people in my field will help avoid my demise. I would use all of them if I could afford to from 15 k

[@luisloks]

charles wills and here i thought u guys got paid the big bucks.

[@japzone]

il Lock, engineers get the big bucks. Mechanics are treated like crap for the amount of work they do keeping all our stuff working.

[@chuckpg31]

japzone preach

[@SamP0rterBridges]

I had to leave being an electrician because it was destroying my body. I'm only 31, but getting ready for a long day means arthritis medicine and tiger balm. Even for tests in college pain management has been more important than studying lol.

[@chuckpg31]

FreshPrince ofRP yup. I’m 35. And that’s my day too except now my kidneys are starting to take the hit from all the meds so my doc says I can’t take anything but Tylenol now. Shit you and I might need to get this suit just to go to the mall😂😂😂😂

[@patriot7260]

"Chair mode activated" Ah. I see you are a woman of culture as well.

[@melioristicone333]

@Norm T hahahaha

[@waffleMccoy]

lmao

[@xoniumvortex2]

Infinite slav

[@TehPompkinHead]

Cheeki breeki 2.0

[@rogderix698]

Cyberslav 2077

[@KnightsTempura]

the true use blin

[@nathana7235]

Xonium Vortex yes but her heels is up

[@manictiger]

Real slavs sleep squatting up. Gotta stay ready in case of capitalist spy.

[@OfficialMINIm]

Now cover it with ballistic plates and a larger battery pack.

[@rorodollars]

lol its coming anything thats made for good, has to be turned into a weapon. Thats humans for you.

[@GunslingerRose]

Vernard Pugh that wouldn’t be a weapon, it would be armor

[@rorodollars]

@@GunslingerRose You forgetting the part about superhuman strength, Improved accuracy. The ability to carry heavier weapons with little to no effort. Eventually weapons would be added to it as well. Armor simply protects the person NOT enhances them.

[@GunslingerRose]

Vernard Pugh still wouldn’t be a weapon as it doesn’t give superhuman strength just helps carry some weight, and no where does it say it helps accuracy

[@rorodollars]

@@GunslingerRose lol dude grow up some more. The military version has been quoted plenty of times as giving soldiers they ability to pick up things they wouldn't normally be able to. You also must not know much about guns the heavier a gun the harder it is to accurately stand and stood, which is why snipers and machine guns are uasally mounted. They even said in this video they would allow soldier to run faster and have less fatigue. It's a weapon man anyone with half a brain, knowledge on firearms, or understanding of how much shit soldiers carry would instant that. It's a weapon that enhances every attribute of a soldier.

[@MyCarllee]

This is very promising if they can bring the price down. Even $14K is much cheaper than medical bills and lawsuit

[@cattie806]

The price will probably drop since this is a prototype. When the whole thing is done, it will drop.

[@hjarsen7296]

I CARL LEE HAHHAHAHAHHAHA. Sorry ;(

[@alejandromanu]

@@hjarsen7296 lololol

[@cloudincus4052]

@Grape Soda Yes and no. Computers are a bad example as its only electrical. Electrons flowing through wires and components. For example the spring on the legs mention in the video. Can not be made smaller. The piston that are locking the arms also cannot be made smaller. As you need a set poundage.

[@taserrr]

14k is surprsingly low. I think most companies wouldn't mind looking into this for $14k, when it significantly lowers medical bills/work performance.

[@bunguschungus2572]

We’re getting pretty damn close to advanced warfare and ready player one becoming real

[@monolith253]

Ye. We got a wireless VR headset that plays PC tier games (Oculus Quest) and exoskeletons

[@veemacks7255]

They want to develop a moonwalk mode for the LegX.

[@ruthwikrao9603]

😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣😂

[@vycka7360]

Now you can do a T-pose 24/7

[@Jabooty_Williams]

T pose while squatting slav

[@daddy8884]

Oh duck off

[@nasirthe19th28]

advanced warfare here we come

[@yussuqmadiq5274]

Nasir GuapBoi They already have. It's called Mawashi.

[@zenithquasar9623]

It is more of a fatigue support atm.

[@MSaleh-vy8rr]

*only in supply drops* *me buys 20 supply drops worth $50*

[@vladutcornel]

The Chinese have spied everyone for years, posing as "tourists". This is just another step toward them conquering the World.

[@author4932]

I imagine all the soldiers "chair mode activated"

[@VcntyPrxy]

this woman seems to struggle with doing, well, anything physical. she's perfect to test this out lol

[@barulicksama3838]

Yeah women's these days need more physical work.

[@dio6942a]

A weapon to surpass metal gear...

[@mazimadu]

A heavy gea... No wait, it isn't heavy. Light Gear?

[@eze1022]

Hahahahah

[@RonJeremy514]

WoooHOOOOOOOO!

[@TheNARF86]

What a thrill .....

[@LackadaisicalWizard]

I was just about to make a metsl gear comment.

[@MrPianoMan]

Well... it's a start and seems to be quite a good one. I like that they're working on practicality instead of the tradional film/game exo suites like in iron man or in the call of duty franchise.

[@TheMrMobile]

That box lift was crazy. Awesome video, Lexy! Looking forward to more in the series!

[@LexySavvides]

👍 You're the best! Thanks for watching :)

[@andersson9333]

Stay mobile my friends ?

[@scottmoore765]

Um. No not awesome video.

[@chrisjason7607]

MrMobile [Michael Fisher] fancy seeing you here... You come here often?

[@allahbless2278]

My fab phone reviewer Michael Fisher 👏

[@allyjhantallin2853]

picking up a drill , drilling screws over head = SUPER POWERS

[@RomaraAhallow]

Drilling overhead for 8 hours suuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuucks. It would be a super power for my shoulder to NOT disintegrate.

[@allyjhantallin2853]

Bro you bunch of noobs just go grab some gfuel and use code PewDiePie

[@allyjhantallin2853]

@Norm T xdd

[@LexySavvides]

Hi! Thanks for watching the first episode of Beta Test -- if you have any questions about how the exoskeleton is like to wear, ask away!

[@thomasthomaslai]

can they goto bathroom on this suit?

[@LexySavvides]

Thomas Lai haha good question. There's a harness kind of like a backpack that holds you in. So... If you're a guy, probably. If you're a girl, not so much 😂

[@BedjamRivera]

Lexy Savvides that's an awesome suit. I want to try one on some day. As always you look great in your videos.

[@goforkranthi79]

Thomas Lai if it's Asian squat toilet, them I'm sure you can be there for 8hrs like the guy said👍

[@Live-Forever-Club]

It looks like it would be useful at home (when it's a bit cheaper) for doing some arm aching DIY, but do you think this model as any applications for people with physical disabilities or those progressing into old age?

[@steelydanfan321]

I feel like the back one is the only thing that is really intuitive, and I beleve they could make it for muchhhh less than 4k being that its all mechanical .

[@MsKante]

"Chair mode activated" LOL She is great at this

[@pistoletprezesa6835]

Oh boy, just imagine the possibilities...xD woohoo

[@seaneredia5199]

@@pistoletprezesa6835 was about to comment the same exact comment 😂

[@tsunertoo9149]

Transform and sit down

[@Steven-vh6fg]

auto twerk

[@gargantuanblunt]

That actually kind of reminds me of... Old Pewdiepie

[@IvanGoldBit]

3:02 Exo skeletons are really cool but one thing I thought about When she said 20 pounds is heavy she would usually struggle with lifting or holding for a long time my question is the exoskeleton helps you left items but you're still using your hands at least in this video and this exoskeleton suit so she has limits in this case her grip strength

[@LexySavvides]

Yeah that's a great point. Even if I could use the exoskeleton to lift even more weight, eventually something has to give (like your grip as you said, haha)

[@samrice3433]

This lady is adorable

[@zanearnold1337]

Sam Rice it's not relevant but okay I'm sure she appreciates your compliment

[@asmaulhusnailoveu]

Totally agree, but I won't ruin your 69 likes

[@artonline01]

Don't mind the bitter cunts Sam. You be you.

[@SaveThePurpleRhino]

That 3:40 is cute tho

[@pistoletprezesa6835]

Name?

[@jackjolly789]

My mother suffers from a rare neurological disease called MSA where she is basically bed ridden. No balance, Loss of Strength.. this could really help massively with her disability.. however it would need to be self balancing. Amazing Job hope this comes to market ASAP

[@michno4323]

Yeah it's amazing what technology could allow people that have previously been bed ridden to do. Best wishes to your mother.

[@infini.tesimo]

This guys lisps makes him really sound like a stereotypical nerd we all imagined it would be like.

[@adithya1791]

probably why hes getting paid more than you

[@joshualittlewolfe8550]

adithya anil Hey nothing wrong with that. Nerds are driving the future.

[@MsSomeonenew]

He is a stereotypical nerd, and he does stereotypical nerd things.

[@mrnice681]

Dont even care the guys is brilliant and has contributed to mankind.

[@soo-v9679]

I think it's cute

[@literate-aside]

Hope someone knowledgeable like SmarterEveryDay gets a chance to look at this. Someone with an engineering background makes the piece so much more interesting.

[@sshum00]

I had a smile the whole time

[@robotic2000k]

Shelby S and a boner, maybe?

[@tombomombodombo]

She's so happy! So cute

[@LackadaisicalWizard]

@@robotic2000k yup

[@Sinpwec]

Nice lisp nerd

[@obbscur2]

"The SuitX exoskeleton made me super strong" No it didn't.

[@DestroyerOfPeas]

What did it just make everything lighter? I dont think you know how heavy 50 pounds is

[@MrSmitheroons]

This is really in-depth, and it clearly took a long time to make, but it's got a nice casual vibe. Fun to watch, but also, informative. I like that the demos do such a good job of showing how it actually works so you don't scratch your head about it at all. And a really neat invention being shown. Thanks!

[@Cavscout5096]

I'd sooo love to get one, for my pops, he gave much, and this is perfect as his ability to walk is dwindling! Someone get this company to contact the VA, and get a contract to get these on vets who needs it!!

[@jeffgemv]

Super impressive, done mostly mechanically. Well done.

[@japzone]

Jeff High, yeah the mechanically part is the most impressive. No charging anything but the legs, and even those probably don't need much juice from what I can tell. Masterwork engineering right there.

[@Manuelomar2001]

Yep. Passive load-bearing is the way to go. You don't need power assist for anything, really.

[@manictiger]

@Manuelomar2001 I need power assist for flying around and shooting energy beams out of my hands.

[@ciarfah]

manictiger that's for the next version release

[@DRAGONMONKEY0310]

She: I feel like im in Titanic Me: you look like you are taking a dump.

[@ExtraordinaryJam]

These things can help soldiers hold their weapons for a very long time and lift heavy weapons as if they are nothing, I think it also will enhance combat prowess plus the person's already agile and strong body just like in the military, we'll have supersoldier in the near future

[@mykullmihkgee3980]

Ide v they’ll probably add armor too like bullet proof stuff

[@ExtraordinaryJam]

@@mykullmihkgee3980 sci-fi made real

[@EUCLlD]

Heck yeah, at least I'd like to see a S.W.A.T. team wearing these. Freakin' cool.

[@insanecuthroat7532]

Ill take 3

[@davidalvaradoda]

How about we use them to help people rather than go straight to the militarization route. I will concede that that would look badass though so there's that.

[@okbruhimsleep575]

Instead of Jeff bezos wife taking his money it could’ve went into the warehouse workers getting exoskeleton

[@camaroman101]

Yea cause bezos is completely broke now and cares enough about his disposable workers to invest in this.

[@lordcthulhu17]

@@camaroman101 exactly the man in the middle of a global pandemic who is on the way to being the first trillionaire even tho we're on the precipice of another recession at the least is being bled like a pig by the wife he cheated on

[@zweiberg_betterliving]

Great, thx Lexy! I work with companies here in Austria, having alot of hard work to do and try to reduce the workload for their employees. I shall show often your video to them, in the coming weeks! regards, Gernot

[@hobolyon]

Love your bubbly attitude

[@AlvinREDDELTA]

im gonna rewatch ELYSIUM and play ADVANCE WARFARE lol

[@kurro6317]

lmaooooo

[@OPTIMUMELITE]

Lol!

[@suavevalen]

I loved this video. And I am American who never heard of the hokey cokey before and you get a new sub for teaching me something really fun to google

[@LexySavvides]

Thanks for watching! :)

[@Greggie_D]

Your best video ever Lexy! Greetings from back home in Aus!

[@Handleyman]

Very, very clever. I like their approach. Not necessarily boosting your physical abilities, but just assisting. 👍

[@yamagishisan]

1:10 Lower back muscle activation is one of the worst parts of lifting loads from the floor or lowering them onto a pallet. It's fine if you're only doing it for an hour or two, but if you're doing that for 12 hours, 4 days a week, you've got yourself a significant problem. It over trains your lumbar spine and causes what is known in the bodybuilding world as "a pump", which is basically when blood saturates the muscle and makes it temporarily larger than it normally is (which is fine for most muscles, but not ok for the lumbar spine). This just gets worse and worse throughout the day and impairs your ability to work safely because it puts your spine out of alignment and everything feels tight, increasing your risk of spinal injury, compared to just doing it for an hour or two. People can say "practice good technique then" all they want but those people have never worked as an agency worker in a fast paced factory, where the factory can just replace the worker in one shift if the worker gets an injury. Some of these factories' owners don't care at all whether someone gets an injury, they are just replaceable agency workers in their eyes. **Edit** They allocate their agency workers according to how much one person is physically capable of doing rather than what a worker is capable of doing safely. They hire fewer workers than is actually needed for those workers to work in a safe manner. Time is an issue and you don't have enough time to perform the lifts safely because there aren't enough workers to take up the slack when you're fatiguing, so they just have to work on, regardless of the pain and increased risk of injury. A 66% reduction of lower back muscle activation is highly significant and would certainly see fewer injuries and fewer agency workers being left sat at home with a bad back and no income. When the price of these suits comes down, If I had the power to enforce such a rule, I would make it mandatory to provide these suits to all agency workers that work lifting or lowering loads repeatedly, if they wish to wear one.

[@manictiger]

I volunteered for only a few days at the Salvation Army doing heavy lifting. My back was completely out of energy a few days in and I had to take a 2-week break. I can't imagine anyone doing that crap for a living.

[@CassiTheNerd]

I work in television production and had immediately thought of it's infinite uses in the industry; I'm glad you showed the camera op. testing it out. Are the arm and back pieces quiet enough for a boom operator to wear while rolling?

[@LexySavvides]

CassiTheNerd back is definitely quiet enough. You'd just have to step gently and carefullywith the leg to avoid the tapping of the metal sound

[@doslover]

Very cool stuff. Still very specialized but since it's made for repetitive strain and isn't designed in a way that will require electricity to move, it makes sense. I'm sure it'll take a while for prices to be reasonable for most cases but I imagine a distant future where you can get the "Chair Anywhere" jeans for $50

[@michno4323]

Yeah this is the future, and it's here. 2 - 5 years and we will have found a way to manufacture these like we do with cars. drasticlly lowering the cost ^^ 50 Dollars might be stretch but i dont see why these coudent cost 200 dollars. and maybe 1000 for the top of the line ones. (people that have money, invest in these kinds of companies now, it's going to be making a huge return soon)

[@maikutsukino4743]

I am now going to have to look into this. Shoulder-X is of particular interest to me. I am about to have surgery on my neck and shoulder. I was told my days of working in my chosen employment are going to be over. I want to know if this has gone active since the release of this video. Thank you for putting something on that wasn't a waste of time today!

[@hatsuboy7393]

I'm a cybernetic organism. Living tissue over a metal endoskeleton!

[@TheShootersBay]

You are the t1000!

[@yahwehsonren]

Nicholas Isaacs t800

[@cyberpilot6512]

Nicholas Isaacs - or in this case a metal exo skeleton over living flesh

[@mazimadu]

It is a memetic polyalloy. Designed to be used with knives and stabbing weapons

[@gr3215]

This is almost about the coolest thing I've ever seen

[@pistoletprezesa6835]

No drilling holes in body, no extremely painful garage surgery with bone crushing, electronic implants, screws and spilling blood all over the place? Nah, Elysium sf with Matt Damon got it better... xD

[@MsSomeonenew]

Well if you did interface with the bones and nerves directly then you could do incredible things, it's just a tad painful and possibly deadly because of infections.

[@pistoletprezesa6835]

@@MsSomeonenew Sure, but I bet there's a way to do this wirelessly by some mind mapping techniques.

[@skipeveryday7282]

Simply amazing. The future is surely bright.

[@zuhairkhan431]

Chinese invention or Japanese

[@patriciorymer4040]

I would like to know if Forest Gump is getting some royalty money for the LegX

[@reisakuquilay1358]

Obesity rates are gonna skyrocket once these things become affordable lol

[@barulicksama3838]

It is already sky-high in USA and UK, pathetic.

[@Macktube]

This reminds me of Metal Gear Solid 5

[@m3rl1on]

Looks like something that huey wears

[@Macktube]

Jessen's Channel Yep Exactly!

[@mrdoormat6809]

That basically the Mk 0 version what everyone wearing in metal gear

[@Solrex_the_Sun_King]

"A weapon to surpass metal gear!"

[@robmangeri777]

As a physical therapist I have worked with hundreds or maybe thousands of patients who could seriously benefit from something like this not only for occupational safety and assist but also for daily activity with impaired individuals. Please mass produce these and I hope you can get insurance companies on board!

[@TonyKuzmin]

Chair mode = SLAV mode :D

[@ERBanmech]

And it all besides just a small computer in the legs is sheer mechanical, that is some great engineering.

[@thewanderingheartsclub]

Now let's strap some body armor to that bad boy and get living like Starcraft

[@PuppeterStudios]

The idea is great, especially for people with bad backs or weakness. But I think bosses will start to expect more from workers because of their new capacity.

[@shophelp6525]

Nice dead space profile image I think the RadBrad is still better

[@highestqualitypigiron]

Well I'd say lifting a 50 pound box being "super strength" is a bit much but this is a really cool device never the less

[@rthj6446]

Lucian Leesonja I would likely agree with you more. If pounds make no sense to me on purpose.

[@JCPJok3r]

Considering the average gym goer can easily deadlift 315-405 pounds after training for like 6 months, yea 50 pounds is pretty pathetic. Any person who does any kind of exercise in their life shouldnt have any trouble lifting that

[@kreempa.i.8349]

"Everybody wants to be a bodybuilder, but nobody wants to lift no heavy-ass weights" SuitX: *HOLD MY BEER*

[@RomaraAhallow]

"Total freedom of movement!" *tries to put hands by side*

[@TimberedSplash]

I can see this or a version like it assisting victims who have been disabled by a severe stroke, or multiple strokes. Very innovative.

[@sandorclegane3658]

"You get less tired so you can work longer!" Cue a group of Amazon workers in exosuits smiling like maniacs

[@MrDerpy-ns6sy]

That's all cool and everything. But does it reduces gun recoil?

[@mikelastname9444]

I wonder if this lead to muscle atrophy though. Maybe they should do some type of system where the first half of the shift is done without the suit, and the second half is done with it. Otherwise you might lose muscle mass and the task will become just as difficult as when you're not wearing the suit. It probably won't work out to be exactly the same, but I think the general principle might appy.

[@nighttime.canoe.installer]

Does this have stanky leg mode?

[@pinkpanther5588]

people commenting about them imagining how this could make work lighter.. I can see it giving great future to individuals who can't literally walk, but deserves to walk... or even grab things... That should be the sole purpose of technology.. to give hope to humanity..

[@nathsimpson]

I think Lexy needs to visit Boston Dynamics!! 😁

[@shina779]

Think visiting the gym is higher priority rn

[@darkherostar]

glad i found this video. This kind of gear would be GREAT for people who get tired standing for hours on an assembly line. Especially that leg support / chair. I used to work retail clerk on my feet for 8 hours walking and standing. would have been nice to have leg hip support device to relieve the strain on my feet. since the device would handle most of the body weight as i stood. Would love to see if similar devices are out there there for just standing and walking all day. I'd bet people who stand 8 hrs or more on their feet would also feel the same. here's to the future! cheers!

[@ThomasWinders]

"MAXIMUM STRENGTH" (from the videogame "Crysis")

[@sxullpunch638]

Sweet now my wife can go out into the yard and haul lumber, bricks and wheelbarrows full of cement while I stay inside and make cupcakes *cough nap*

[@Mr-Ad-196]

Chair mode..............399$

[@natshenkin]

Really cool and utterly feasible for commercial use in the next few years. The millitary might tango with it slightly but I feel that Boston Dynamics is gonna win that battle with their robots. The first nation with a full robotic infantry will dominate. We're way of that yet though.

[@Certifiable]

And meanwhile Star Trek Discovery has WHEELCHAIR GUY(tm)... (200+ years later, you'd think this tech would be improved upon...)

[@midgetman4206]

This isn't powered, it shares the user's limits Edit: person deleted his comment. not tallaussie, some other guy

[@EUCLlD]

This is mind blowing. It's not bulky and I don't even know how it supports her on anything. Thank you SuitX, very cool!

[@ozbullymorales1020]

This is freakin’ awesome.

[@martinoplaya7805]

I dream of sci fi future and megabuildings so I'm very happy that this exoskeleton technology already exists!

[@martinoplaya7805]

also the SuitX looks so futuristic!

[@whitenightnight5245]

nanotubes:It's the future stronger than steel! Light as a feather

[@rulerofgods215]

These things could help out so much in so many Waze

[@johnjiggler1824]

"Exoskeletons are being used in factories." As in currently in 2018. Right. So 2?

[@xostler]

john jiggler question: do you work in a factory?

[@jetskull1112]

In somo factories of japan.

[@hououinkyouma9438]

I think it's important to think about the long term benefits of these devices. I think they should be optional for most jobs, meaning the employer can offer to provide them (deducted from pay) or the employee can opt to purchase their own. The long term medical benefits and increased quality of life would be well worth the money. However, this would depend on the cost of maintenance. It would also depend on how quickly the price decreases and how the market develops.

[@shina779]

Wow imagine what it can do for someone thats fit and doesnt get winded after spending 10 calories !

[@thebirchwoodtree]

Those people don't exist~

[@thebirchwoodtree]

Norm T - Those clips are only a few seconds long, they only burn like 8 calories before passing out off camera

[@32_9Gaming]

I wonder about the health of muscles and your back if you lift something up. Does it support your muscles without degenerating your own strength in long time effects? Sry for my english, i hope you understand :)

[@barrys9842]

It’s more for support, so it just reduces harmful long-term effects of manual labor jobs. You still use your muscles, just not to harmful levels everyday. Your strength would only degenerate if you never took the suit off and basically never used your muscles somehow lol.

[@Mentz_Abend]

"Chair-mode Activate" But can it do thiiiiis? 👇 $399.99 vs $14,000 Hmmm... 🤔🤔

[@DASPRiD]

What about the missing cent?

[@MrCornWolf]

I wish I had this when I was a masonry labor. Moving hundreds of12 inch block in a day would've been a breeze instead of simulating one of Dantes levels of hell. Really cool though, I was 18 to 22 when I did that job and even being young it would wreck my body daily . For future labors I hope this finds its away to them one day

[@VRMusic]

I think some of it is psychological; she thinks she can't lift the boxes without the skeleton, but activating it gives her confidence.

[@zionchar11]

the only thing this need now is a component for the arm.. because even if it have spine and leg support and shoulder.. mind you your arm and wrist are not supported. This is an exoskeleton without hand support. Example: if you were to lift 200 Kg(440lb) your spine shoulder and leg get supported which is fine.. but your wrist and forearm would still feel like lifting 200 kg but if future projects they do the arm then they'll have a complete suit. Another way to see it is you preventing something that weighs 200Kg (440lb) falling, your arms would have no additional support to hold it but you have the support from the legs back and shoulder.

[@john_gyver]

Great video, but that exoskeleton is heavily overpriced. There are no actuators or complex electronics. It's made of metal sticks and springs, so these prices are crazy.

[@dr.zoidberg8666]

Not really... they're not looking to sell these things to individuals. They're looking to sell them to companies as industrial tools. Especially when you factor in all the r&d as well as the sheer ip value, these are pretty cheap. It's not like these guys are a charity. But in any case none of that matters, because if this is the price that companies are willing to pay for this product, then it's not overpriced. & if companies won't pay these prices, then the price will come down, or they will go out of business. Simple as that.

[@tahneethompson6012]

John Gyver when these things start getting mass produced you should be able to but one for around the same price as a laptop maybe a but more

[@Rubensflow]

Idk why profesional bikes costs around 3mil usd if they're just aluminium with two tires.

[@mrdoormat6809]

15 k that will save you alot of insurance money is still cheap

[@budasfeet]

Electronics are cheap these day, just think of your phone and laptops.

[@hzach3]

what is the energy required to load the spring(s) versus the lift energy it gives you? cant defy laws of physics

[@fanjapanischermusik]

can i take a nap in this while my body is working? just kidding i know a exoskeleton does not work like this. while watching this i felt like i would live in the year 3000. wow.

[@xdragon2k]

At that point, might as well just create androids that do your jobs for you while you sleep all day.

[@theunstoppablefreefall1329]

wow, I want those. you made them look so fun

[@therambler3713]

Hopefully this won't make people more lazy

[@MrTeknown]

People will go to gym just to wear this.

[@keith5790]

people will wear this to get up and go take a shit

[@japzone]

Well, these models rely a lot on the user still. Pretty much they're only at the level at preventing you from straining and wearing yourself out. If anything, people might end up moving around more because of that.

[@Eksile8]

I see manufacturers hurting their employees by pushing these exos over limit

[@DoomRater]

At 20 pounds extra you have to move around yourself, it's clearly a device that is aimed at injury prevention and you won't feel lazier as a result.

[@brosephthomas3764]

I might actually get back into labour intensive work if this thing becomes more affordable. I miss doing granite but it's just so heavy that the damage it does to my spine outweighs the monetary gain

[@Neseku]

"We are already cyborgs. " - Elon Musk

[@darkprinceofdorne]

This has so much potential

[@michaelweichhardt]

Soon people will need this to be able to move - or come to our classes for rehabilitation.

[@FunnyBoysFilms]

My sister has MS and her legs suddenly/unexpectedly give out from under her, would this provide support and allow her to walk without the constant risk of falling ?

[@leetcoding1]

Potentially (in the near future). This device is for industry usage. Check out medical exoskeletons