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it will make pooping on a public restroom way easier

$14k is not a bad price for a prototype. I bet with scale this came come down to $2k

Science has finally perfected the Slav squat.

If companies implement this they will expect you to work harder than usual.

This is a mechanics dream come true, especially working under cars rather they be on a lift, or stands. Holding heavy parts and tools with this would save a lot of wear and tear on the human body.

I worked as an aircraft mechanic for 16 years. Pretty much every one of my joint is shot. This suit, if used by people in my field will help avoid my demise. I would use all of them if I could afford to from 15 k

"Chair mode activated" Ah. I see you are a woman of culture as well.

This is very promising if they can bring the price down. Even $14K is much cheaper than medical bills and lawsuit

Infinite slav

We’re getting pretty damn close to advanced warfare and ready player one becoming real

no... I think of lobsters when I hear exoskeleton not iron man.

That box lift was crazy. Awesome video, Lexy! Looking forward to more in the series!

They want to develop a moonwalk mode for the LegX.

Now you can do a T-pose 24/7

Now cover it with ballistic plates and a larger battery pack.

Thanks, mate. I can finally lift my wife and throw her out of my house.

A weapon to surpass metal gear...

Old humans: watch me launch this spear bro! New humans: 20lbs box is too much

picking up a drill , drilling screws over head = SUPER POWERS

"Chair mode activated" LOL She is great at this

advanced warfare here we come

this woman seems to struggle with doing, well, anything physical. she's perfect to test this out lol

She: I feel like im in Titanic Me: you look like you are taking a dump.

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I had a smile the whole time

This exoskeleton is -mechanical- reactive (the middle between passive and active), which means that the suit shares the user's limits (normally). Since It's not powered, it doesn't add strength, it will just help with endurance.

what is the energy required to load the spring(s) versus the lift energy it gives you? cant defy laws of physics

This is really in-depth, and it clearly took a long time to make, but it's got a nice casual vibe. Fun to watch, but also, informative. I like that the demos do such a good job of showing how it actually works so you don't scratch your head about it at all. And a really neat invention being shown. Thanks!

This lady is adorable

Very, very clever. I like their approach. Not necessarily boosting your physical abilities, but just assisting. 👍

I feel like the back one is the only thing that is really intuitive, and I beleve they could make it for muchhhh less than 4k being that its all mechanical .

Super impressive, done mostly mechanically. Well done.

These things can help soldiers hold their weapons for a very long time and lift heavy weapons as if they are nothing, I think it also will enhance combat prowess plus the person's already agile and strong body just like in the military, we'll have supersoldier in the near future

wow, I want those. you made them look so fun

Great Video. Thanks. 😀

Your best video ever Lexy! Greetings from back home in Aus!

im gonna rewatch ELYSIUM and play ADVANCE WARFARE lol

Simply amazing. The future is surely bright.

Instead of Jeff bezos wife taking his money it could’ve went into the warehouse workers getting exoskeleton

Great, thx Lexy! I work with companies here in Austria, having alot of hard work to do and try to reduce the workload for their employees. I shall show often your video to them, in the coming weeks! regards, Gernot

This guys lisps makes him really sound like a stereotypical nerd we all imagined it would be like.

I loved this video. And I am American who never heard of the hokey cokey before and you get a new sub for teaching me something really fun to google

This is sooo amazing

Wow that is cool I always liked shows that showed new stuff coming out kind of like Beyond Tomorrow. Subscribed, I thought you did a great job Lexy made it fun to watch.

Great presentation and Lexy's humor is infectious. Just hope the airlines or cinemas don't get hold of these device, cause they will no longer provide expensive and heavy seats; just a leg -exoskeleton for everyone and make it look as if they are actually sitting. Clever developers. If anything it will help protect muscles and health in general from overuse injury RSI etc and help the poor workers. Great great. Makes you feel good.

This is Awesome! Really cool!

My mother suffers from a rare neurological disease called MSA where she is basically bed ridden. No balance, Loss of Strength.. this could really help massively with her disability.. however it would need to be self balancing. Amazing Job hope this comes to market ASAP

1:10 Lower back muscle activation is one of the worst parts of lifting loads from the floor or lowering them onto a pallet. It's fine if you're only doing it for an hour or two, but if you're doing that for 12 hours, 4 days a week, you've got yourself a significant problem. It over trains your lumbar spine and causes what is known in the bodybuilding world as "a pump", which is basically when blood saturates the muscle and makes it temporarily larger than it normally is (which is fine for most muscles, but not ok for the lumbar spine). This just gets worse and worse throughout the day and impairs your ability to work safely because it puts your spine out of alignment and everything feels tight, increasing your risk of spinal injury, compared to just doing it for an hour or two. People can say "practice good technique then" all they want but those people have never worked as an agency worker in a fast paced factory, where the factory can just replace the worker in one shift if the worker gets an injury. Some of these factories' owners don't care at all whether someone gets an injury, they are just replaceable agency workers in their eyes. **Edit** They allocate their agency workers according to how much one person is physically capable of doing rather than what a worker is capable of doing safely. They hire fewer workers than is actually needed for those workers to work in a safe manner. Time is an issue and you don't have enough time to perform the lifts safely because there aren't enough workers to take up the slack when you're fatiguing, so they just have to work on, regardless of the pain and increased risk of injury. A 66% reduction of lower back muscle activation is highly significant and would certainly see fewer injuries and fewer agency workers being left sat at home with a bad back and no income. When the price of these suits comes down, If I had the power to enforce such a rule, I would make it mandatory to provide these suits to all agency workers that work lifting or lowering loads repeatedly, if they wish to wear one.

Very cool stuff. Still very specialized but since it's made for repetitive strain and isn't designed in a way that will require electricity to move, it makes sense. I'm sure it'll take a while for prices to be reasonable for most cases but I imagine a distant future where you can get the "Chair Anywhere" jeans for $50

Now let's strap some body armor to that bad boy and get living like Starcraft

This is almost about the coolest thing I've ever seen

This is freakin’ awesome.

No drilling holes in body, no extremely painful garage surgery with bone crushing, electronic implants, screws and spilling blood all over the place? Nah, Elysium sf with Matt Damon got it better... xD

But can you fully squat down or does the spring just gonna push you up preventing you from squatting down ?

Love your bubbly attitude

I'm a cybernetic organism. Living tissue over a metal endoskeleton!

This reminds me of Metal Gear Solid 5

I'd sooo love to get one, for my pops, he gave much, and this is perfect as his ability to walk is dwindling! Someone get this company to contact the VA, and get a contract to get these on vets who needs it!!

do the arms go back down easily or do you have to "push" them down again since its supporting your arms at the same time and there is no computing unit which could detect what im actually doing.

Chair mode..............399$

"Total freedom of movement!" *tries to put hands by side*

Chair mode “BUT CAN YOU DO THIS” *leans back all the way*

"You get less tired so you can work longer!" Cue a group of Amazon workers in exosuits smiling like maniacs

Obesity rates are gonna skyrocket once these things become affordable lol

Chair mode = SLAV mode :D

Can't wait for the first Black Friday incident where one of the shoppers is just stomping through all the others in an exoskeleton.

Hope someone knowledgeable like SmarterEveryDay gets a chance to look at this. Someone with an engineering background makes the piece so much more interesting.

I would like to know if Forest Gump is getting some royalty money for the LegX

"The SuitX exoskeleton made me super strong" No it didn't.

can somebody inform me, if i buy the part for back first, can i later buy other parts additional and add them together? and also what time guarantee does the seller give?

I can see this or a version like it assisting victims who have been disabled by a severe stroke, or multiple strokes. Very innovative.

"MAXIMUM STRENGTH" (from the videogame "Crysis")

Well I'd say lifting a 50 pound box being "super strength" is a bit much but this is a really cool device never the less

Well... it's a start and seems to be quite a good one. I like that they're working on practicality instead of the tradional film/game exo suites like in iron man or in the call of duty franchise.

Hi there I have a sister how's one of her legs is weak and a bit shorter then the other would the suite helper her walking

My sister has MS and her legs suddenly/unexpectedly give out from under her, would this provide support and allow her to walk without the constant risk of falling ?

nanotubes:It's the future stronger than steel! Light as a feather

Sweet now my wife can go out into the yard and haul lumber, bricks and wheelbarrows full of cement while I stay inside and make cupcakes *cough nap*

This is amazing.

And meanwhile Star Trek Discovery has WHEELCHAIR GUY(tm)... (200+ years later, you'd think this tech would be improved upon...)

I think Lexy needs to visit Boston Dynamics!! 😁

Cant wait for those exo jumps

thanx palsh , nish productsh.

As a physical therapist I have worked with hundreds or maybe thousands of patients who could seriously benefit from something like this not only for occupational safety and assist but also for daily activity with impaired individuals. Please mass produce these and I hope you can get insurance companies on board!

"Chair-mode Activate" But can it do thiiiiis? 👇 $399.99 vs $14,000 Hmmm... 🤔🤔

Love this girl!

Karate Master: We train for years mastering the horse stance so our legs can maintain a strong and stable position for hours. Me in an Exoskeleton: Hold my tea.

That's all cool and everything. But does it reduces gun recoil?

Does this have stanky leg mode?

School districts should buy this for all substitute teachers. Substitute teachers are standing all day long when teaching class.

How long is the battery life though?

Megalo Box in real life! (Legs edition)

Wow imagine what it can do for someone thats fit and doesnt get winded after spending 10 calories !

This is a great idea.

The idea is great, especially for people with bad backs or weakness. But I think bosses will start to expect more from workers because of their new capacity.

Noice

"We are already cyborgs. " - Elon Musk

I wonder what the implications with this might be for robotics. I'm also curious if there is a version that helps with carrying loads on your back or with your arms over time.

Cant wait to see exoskeleton PPV boxing fights in the future.