Posted on 06/04/2025 5:41:46 AM PDT by RoosterRedux
I can see this having application in everyday life for most of us.
Yep, crushing democrats.
Does it make a t-t-t-t-t sound? Will it rebuild the user?
As for exercise, though, I'd go whole hog and purchase an entire robot to go out and hit the gym for me. Far more efficient.
Looks great. Especially for older outdoors types.
I love hiking and backpacking. If this thing can make walking down hill easier I want it... way harder on the legs hiking down steep grades.
Just backpack with a solar panel array........
Yes I know...
If I understand it correctly, the Hypershell Pro could be adapted to support elderly or moderately disabled users with balance—not just provide extra power.
It already has the necessary sensors and powered actuators. With some software tweaks, it could detect instability and respond by gently stiffening joints or assisting movement.
It wouldn’t become a self-balancer, but a smart mobility aid—helping prevent falls through subtle, supportive actions. It could boost both mobility and confidence.
And here’s another benefit: increasing mobility encourages more frequent movement, which naturally improves muscle strength, coordination, and balance over time. A smart assist like this wouldn’t just support the user—it could help restore their strength and independence.
That’s just cruel…,in a diabolically funny way.
Is the battery made in china? I see a potential problem.
super soldiers
We have the technology.🤔
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