No, dear boy---that's what the WANT, not what they have. This fiasco suffers from the same problem that electric cars do--batteries don't hold sufficient energy to get the job done. The only place I see this as being practical is for handling cargo, where the exoskeleton can be hooked up to "wall power".
yup no now is working on batteries
at all
also i forgot to add i agree with you on batteries but i just belive its matter of time
Every time something new pops up on Fr, posts like yours appear, saying it would never work.
I remember 3-4 years ago, when articles about hybred cars and electric cars first started , it was about 80% saying it would never happen. Look at todday, with hybreds actually in commercial production.
This is obviously an R&D project, coming off the drawing board and in the prototype stage.
....Bob
You haven’t been following the advances in battery power.
With the exoskelton, a rather large battery could be carried.
With the muscle power afforded by the exoskeleton, they could strap a gasoline generator to your back and a gas tank too. You could still run 4 minute miles with all that luggage on your back.
Now, I remember some crazy guy building a suit of armor that was supposedly “grizzly proof”. If they could combine the grizzly armor with the exoskeleton, they would really have something.
How about a small turbine powering up hydraulics? Even a small 2 cycle engine could provide enough power.