Bionic Boot - When you can’t afford a nice cape but want to be awesome
Bionic Boot
When you can’t afford a nice cape but want to be awesome
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Some people have this innate urge to feel like a superhero. Keahi Seymour, the athlete, is one of them.
Pushed by faster, further, and always more awesome he decided walking and running like a mere mortal didn’t do it for him.
Not blessed having his own Lucious he set out to become an emulated Victor Stone.
Without the or being connected, he didn’t become Cyborg yet his Bionic Boots he created are awesome by the nth.
And you want to be as awesome as Kaehi too.
Just admit it.
Imagine how both awesome and fast your morning commute would be with a pair of these bionic boots.
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This looks pretty cool, and getting closer and closer to an exoskeleton that fits perfectly to the human body. Do you need much training with these or do they act like an extension of your foot?
They’re still in prototype stage. There’s some videos on the site where he goes more in detail about them though.
I’m going to take a wild guess and say that homologation/certification and health & safety may be difficult hurdles to take at this point in the evolution of exoskeletons. But I expect them to be more and more common as 3D metal printers become more accessible to smaller companies.
As for training... never had the pleasure to try any but I’m guessing this isn’t too different from blade runners. And that’s more a matter of balance than anything else. They seem even easier than ice skating for non Canadians and non Finnish people.
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how can this be verified without the purchase or order tab. i got the shit for from moderator for not having a purchase button on the website.
Amazing...!
What particular hunting you present to us today. It's super Waoo ..!
For many people it has always been a yearning since children to have super skills.
I think it's very similar to the exoskeletons of the superior train. But at the same time they seem a bit complicated to use. Must one have a lot of balance to use it successfully?
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I’ve never had the luck to try them, or blade runners, but I think balance is recommended before putting them on. :D
This is Super Cool. I have always marveled at exoskeletons , especially those that enables Amputees to participate in track events.
I see Firemen using this to scale a Wall to rescue someone. Too much Hollywood I guess :)
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The US Army is already knee-deep in exoskeleton technology.
Last football season, IIRC the FA Cup Final or maybe the Community Shield at the beginning of the season, a semi-paralyzed child did the kick-off in an exoskeleton.
The future is here.
Hi, @dashroom, Nice Hunt
Here is my opinion about your product.
Pros:
Cons:
Wow that's perfect. Flash in real life :) I wonder is there any harm for legs? But very nice tool, I can buy one in the future. Nice hunt.
this post shouldn't even be verified by moderators, i cant even order it. bullshit hunt.
Seems like somebody has an axe to grind yet didn’t get the memo that the posting guidelines were updated.
lol.. saw the memo, just pulling ya legs. hahaha..
pros:
unique and technological shoes
looks really cool
can ease the step while running because of the aid of the tool
cons:
You’re not that good at this, are you?
Like he said in the video at the end: You are the future. This is something I would spend money on. I just wonder if this is good for the body or somehow creates unnatural strain on something.
I’m guessing that at those speeds knees and lower back may suffer long term. But YOLO, right?