In the future, these costumes will find application at industrial enterprises, in the army.
Hyundai engineers have developed a prototype exoskeleton that the company called the “Iron man suit”. This is the official blog of the Korean automaker.
The man, wearing the exoskeleton, receives an additional power that allows him to raise “hundreds of kilograms” and to transport heavy loads on long distances. In Hyundai are sure that in the future, these costumes will find application at industrial enterprises, in the army, and will also be in demand as a means of physical rehabilitation.
The new prototype is the development of a lightweight exoskeleton H-Lex represented Hyundai in the summer of 2015. This facilitates the movement of the suit was designed specifically for the elderly and persons with disabilities.
At the moment over various modifications of the exoskeleton are used by many companies. In 2015, the company Audi introduced a special device made of carbon fiber, allowing the production staff to work on bent legs without straining the back.
