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Engineering360: "US Army develops robot to work alongside soldiers"

09/25/2019 10:05 AM

Read Engineering360 article: US Army develops robot to work alongside soldiers.
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09/26/2019 6:11 AM

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09/26/2019 6:49 AM

All soldiers are going to get a pony? The ARMY has done better with power assist suits. And by adding graphene material they can become more bullet proof.
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09/26/2019 12:51 PM

Boston Dynamics has already done something just like this.
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09/26/2019 5:20 PM

The last I saw was an outstanding power assist suit, but required a large trailer to carry the electrical and hydraulic generator equipment.
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10/02/2019 2:17 PM

My thoughts exactly.
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