The Exoskeleton is an armour appearing in S.T.A.L.K.E.R.: Shadow of Chernobyl, S.T.A.L.K.E.R.: Clear Sky and S.T.A.L.K.E.R.: Call of Pripyat. This armour is the product of advanced military research, initially meant for use by the Ukrainian Military for hazardous missions into the Zone. Due to the sheer cost of a single unit, however, as well as the numerous technical problems and design flaws, the Exoskeleton never reached mass production, but limited numbers continue to be manufactured in unde
Robotic exoskeletons never moved so gracefully.
Diggerworks is undertaking a feasibility study to determine the potential utility of a passive exoskeleton for ADF dismounted close combatants. The intended ...
Military exoskeleton designed by Anton Fritsler for Kit8. Connect with them on Dribbble; the global community for designers and creative professionals.
Exoskeleton research has been underway for over a century, resulting in a number of viable prototypes. Surprisingly, though, they focus less on super-human strength and more on improving endurance and quality of life.
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The medi Hip one is a functional hip orthosis. It is quick and simple to take off and put on and has adjustable circumference and height
In a recent episode of The Atlantic series If Our Bodies Could Talk, host James Hamblin tests an exoskeleton designed to make the wearer feel as if they
Ahead of this year’s Forces of Fashion summit in October, Vogue editors came together to reminisce about the fashion shows that have mattered most to them.
This incredible exoskeleton, patterned after the film Edge of Tomorrow, is actually built from basic household items. Peter Kokis poured over 300 hours of
