Cyberdyne Unveils Improved Robotsuit HAL

[cscott_it]

[citation][nom]jee_are[/nom]How about Beta, Alpha and Neutron radiation? All particles.[/citation]
Dr. Banner did some studies on Gamma Radiation.

 

[bucknutty]

[citation][nom]jkflipflop98[/nom]I wonder how they power this badboy. Having to be tethered to a power cable would kind of destroy the whole mobility thing. . . and there's no batteries with enough capacity to keep this thing lifting heavy objects for hours on end while still being small enough to be mounted to the suit. T-51b's got around this problem by way of Microfusion cells. Too bad we don't have those.[/citation]

Weed whacker engine turning an electrical alternator? Think leave blower back pack.

 

[blurr91]

Cyberdyne? HAL? What can possibly go wrong?

 

[davidgermain]

[citation][nom]Kami3k[/nom]Oh look, someone trying to be witty but actually only ending up looking like an idiot![/citation]
FYI - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Skynet_(satellite)
and yes its a military sat.

 

[davidgermain]

meh quoted wrong one...

 

[Guest]

If I could get one of these, I could go back to work Instead of drawing a disability check (back problems).
In fact anyone with a Job that requires heavy lifting could use this instead of ruining their back and joints!
I hope power assisted exoskeletons will begin to find a use in the building trades and entertainment industry ( Yes heavy Set pieces, cable carts, lighting, and chain motor boxes wll ruin your back).

 

[dalethepcman]

At least the first model is only made of Tungsten. When they start making them from Titanium is when you should start to worry.

 

[stevo777]

Thanks for the laughs guys. That whole Cyberdine/Hal thing is too much🙂