US Army 101st Airborne tests the SABER passive exoskeleton.
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A passive exoskeleton model designed and evaluated with the help of over 100 Soldiers at three Army posts completed field testing in May 2022 with high approval. The wearable device is called the Soldier Assistive Bionic Exosuit for Resupply (SABER). As a result of the successful field testing, DEVCOM will provide funding to HeroWear, a Nashville-based industrial exoskeleton company, and Vanderbilt University to revise the design and deliver dozens of pre-production units to the Army by the end of 2022 in preparation for mass production and additional field testing...
Video credits: Arrasmith & Associates
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Very interesting to see what applications exos have in the military. Maybe not as an augmentation that lets you lift more weight but to do it more safely. I would love to hear what problems (velcors catching dust, loose belts etc. ) they had to care about to make this more suitable to use in the field. Thank you for the video.
Just in time for the heavier XM5 Spear 6.8 mm rifles.
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Curious observation! Assuming the rifle weighs about 10 lbs, I don't think that the SABER will do much to help with using the rifle. The SABER exosuit is best suited for situations where the user has to lean forward to complete a task.
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terrible video because it doesnt show the suit in action at all..
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Thank you for your comment. The exosuit is in use, but it is subtle. If interested, take a look at these two additional videos:kzread.info/dash/bejne/gmFmzddvnpu9p5M.html and kzread.info/dash/bejne/dnqJ29mjlq6pl7A.html that have more of the footage and go a little bit more in-depth.
What you’re seeing is advanced warfare