http://news.yahoo.com/s/afp/20050607...y_050607141415
It's neat to see such innovations leading us towards more sci-fi style of life. Of course it'll be a while before this gets into the mainstream market, but it's still neat to see.
http://news.yahoo.com/s/afp/20050607...y_050607141415
It's neat to see such innovations leading us towards more sci-fi style of life. Of course it'll be a while before this gets into the mainstream market, but it's still neat to see.
Im getting one for christmas.
As the world gets wiser, it becomes weaker in the process
ehh... not really important to me, but I might get one anyway, just 'cause the idea is awesome. and Hawkey3, you're right, but by the time it gets so wise it's to weak we'll all be dead, so enjoy it now. Nothing we say can stop it.
Originally Posted by ShlupQuack
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Only... a human needs to be in it... :sweatdrop
That is so awesome, I might have to buy one of those for my parents, since they may need one, one day.
Lol. That's what I was thinking.Originally Posted by ShlupQuack
The itching sensation is a good thing.
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I bet every single person who wears it eventually turns into a cliche comic book supervillain.
Uh...it's OK for disabled people, but it looks preety dumb for a normal person to use it. What's the matter, you can't even use your own body anymore without machine intervention?
Physical Internets!!11
I think it's awesome...great breakthrough for helping the disabled.![]()
I like Kung-Fu.
A great idea... but hardly new. DARPA has been working on something similar for several years now, although their idea is more to do with enhancing physical strength and speed for military operations. Think of a slightly-less-outlandish version of Metal Gear Solid's Powered Exoskeleton technology.