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Superman Suite For Super Strength

If you desire to be a superhero and wish to possess their powers, your dreams may come true, thanks to the latest technology.
Earlier this month, the world's first fully functioning robotic exoskeleton was launched in Japan. Called the Hybrid Assistive Limb (HAL) system, the exoskeleton will provide the wearer with previously unthinkable abilities and strength.
Stopping
a
moving
aircraft
with
one
hand
didn't
take
much
of
an
effort
for
Superman,
and
now,
you
too
can
possess
such
superhumanly
strength,
all
thanks
to
a
robotic
suit
that
can
multiply
its
wearer's
body
strength
tenfold.
Developed by a Japanese company called Cyberdyne, HAL was moves only when you want it to move. It makes use of sensors applied to the skin that detect the feeble electrical currents sent by the brain through the nervous system when it commands a particular activity.
The suit is calibrated to the user's natural strength, so that weaker users can easily make use of the technology. Teaming up with companies in Japan and Holland to lease the technology, Cyberdyne is planning to rent out up to 500 lower-body versions of HAL a year, at a cost of about 1,300 pounds per month.
The
sensors
are
connected
to
a
computer
that
interprets
the
signal
and
then
sends
its
own
command
to
electric
leg
and
arm
braces.
When
detected,
the
appropriate
electrical
nerve
signal,
HAL
moves
a
split-second
before
the
leg
muscle
itself.
The
upper-body
component
of
the
exoskeleton
improves
the
arm
strength.
Meant as a rehabilitation tool, HAL will bring mobility and strength to elderly and physically handicapped people. The technology could also have industrial and military applications.
However, no mention has been been made on the availability of upper-body units as yet. "Automobiles have been around for a century, but HAL is just beginning," Times Online quoted Cyberdyne chief executive Yoshi-yuki Sankai, as saying. He added: "Unlike cars, HAL wasn't developed in a one-sided fashion, but by incorporating the views of many people, including end-users."
So, grab the super-suite and you are on your way to be the next superhero!



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