Sure, some people can use some extra help controlling to be able to complete daily chores. But how about help wonderful that heavy-lifting Individuals at RB3D in France happen to be dealing with in france they Directorate General of Armaments (DGA), ESME Sudria and CES LIST to build up a robot exoskeleton to help in doing exactly that. Hercule, these cobot-esque (collaborative robot) prototype, does not require any special training or abilities to make use of. An individual requiring extra strength to hold that crate of supplies just wears the unit and goes about their business using the added support from the exosuit. This specific model is powered electric and can last about 20km (about 12.5 miles) if movement is stored in a regular walking pace. Weight limits, you request The Hercule has a transporting capacity of 100kg (220lbs) -- a lot more than HAL tech we have observed in aiding vacationers previously. Military and civil clients could get hold of these as soon as 2014, but for the time being, jump beyond the break for a glance at one out of action.
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