Human is a pretty optimal and efficient source of mechanical work. We only need 1.400 calories per day and we already have about 80.000 calories to spend if we run out of food. We need just water (the most abundant thing in our planet) and a little bit of fat and flesh.
They Are not really tajnih care of their employees ^^ they dont want them to be sick as often Because of should etc pain. Its ALL about money dont Forget that
Work safety is more common now than ever. At least in relatively civilized countries. There are lwas and regulations for everything and if you live in a country with strong unions its even better.
@@JohnnyBGood-kw9ws So its a win win, win one is these workers wont be in pain and be more efficient so thats the companies win, and the worker dont have to deal with long term injuries, id say good job Ford, you found a cost effective way to keep employees healthy and make more money from it.
@@michaelscalese3142 Ford just took this from Japan where they have been used for years! The reason? Japan has the oldest/fastest ageing workforce in the world due to rejecting multiculturalism/mass immigration. Guys over there in their 60's using these on assembly lines.
I've worked in factories and it can be sooo bad for the back. So it really makes me so happy to see that there are companies out there trying things like this to help their employees do their jobs with less discomfort and injuries. If only more companies were like that.
I know a man that had to have surgery on both his shoulders from working in an auto plant. This is an amazing improvement, i hope to see more companies using these vests to prevent injuries.
I've heard they're only $7k which is cheaper than I expected. At that price point, it's not crazy for an individual to buy one. Sure the average tradesman doesn't have $7k lying around but if they're durable and protect you over a career...
@@Phyrre56 I'm sure it could be written off against their tax bill. Every plasterer I've ever known was self employed, and at the cost of saving your shoulders and keeping working another ten to twenty years, I'm sure they'd want one.
Boy, I sure hope that they use this technology for good, and not for a justification to augment expectations & extend workers' daily hours! *It's Always Sunny theme plays under title card: "The Gang Gets Overworked & The Rich Get Richer"*
I love this idea, I started working in a garage when I was seventeen and six months in I already was dealing with a lot of shoulder and back pain even at such a young age.
As someone who works in shipping warehouse, I would love one of these, would make it far better for workers not actively hate everything under work conditions.
I guess it's cheaper to have a machine keep the worker's body from being overstressed than investing in said machine. Also more likely to retain workers for years if you take care of them, over hiring and training new workers because of accidents all the time.
Holding up sheets of drywall fucks up my shoulders, cant imagine how these guys dealt with it before this stuff. It gives you a whole new respect for those old pictures of workers you see on the rail road or in a factory.
@@ashbutminier haha, im just imagining some thinking getting a hold of this, or making a replica, trying to go over the limit. Then their legs just folding in hahaha
@@stefm.w.3640 it's not a shortcut. It's the same as doing leg workouts...it's putting the force onto your legs. That's not a shortcut. That's working out your legs.
SO goddamn smart. Once this becomes cheaper and more accessible it's going to become ubiquitous for ANY job requiring repeating tasks. Hell even for anyone who spends a lot of time on the computer. Little wrist brace versions that protect from carpal tunnel etc.
Its a really sound investment for any manual labour job. Reduces workforce, workplace accidents due to fatigue and increases productivity. The cost for something like that is quickly absorbed
Its a really sound investment for any manual labour job. Reduces workforce, workplace accidents due to fatigue and increases productivity. The cost for something like that is quickly absorbed
I work in the trades. I've seen a lot of manufacturing robots and they look painfully slow. They do better overall because unlimited strength and 24/7 work. I would be interested to see a skilled trades person with an exoskeleton that could lift as much as need maybe into the 1 ton area of weight, yes I know it would be a huge machine, but I think a human could out perform a robot minute vs minute production, especially in places with more custom work where set up times would be a hindrance.
Don't worry fam, I am trying to make a company that specializes in custom manufacturing, I will use things similar to what you said. My end goal is research, after money starts to roll in, I'm doing this so I can invent stuff that I would need the funds to do (like a vtol)
Wish i had something like this when i was driving front end loaders in the mines. It was a comfortable spot in which i my arm would rest. I hardly had to move it to operate the bucket or arm. But it was the constant little movements for hours on end. that would leave me wincing in pain. It felt like someone was stabbing me in the shoulder every time i moved my hand to operate the bucket. When i was a labourer i use to wonder why the loader drivers seemed so happy whenever they had to get out and do some manual work. After my first two months in the loader i understood why
Introducing the new Ford Exo! This exosuit provides additional strength and power throughout the body. Use it for manual labor or in combat. This will go great with our Tacticals of the F-150, Ranger and Bronco but not the Mustang because you'll look like a G.I. Joe in a Barbie car. Vist your local dealership for more information!
I worked in a garage door factory for a year and anyone who's been there for more than five has had some kind of shoulder surgery. It's been three years since that job and my shoulder has just finished healing. The company I worked for tried to screw guys out of pension and paying for the different injuries. This is a really fantastic thing that Ford is doing
This is how mjolnir started. Exoskeleton suits that workers used to move heavy ass stuff around docks and warehouses.. in 145 years we'll have mjolnir mark 4 lol
Well this isn't for lifting heavy loads, its for comfort and resituating the load stress on the body. 145 years from now maybe we will have suits for that but odds are it will all be automated with very little human input. But you and i wont be alive to see it.
@Alexander Markland we cant stop aging, its simply impossible to stop the aging process for anyone or anything. Im perfectly down for being a spartan hell even an ODST from Halo. I'd like to be a stormtrooper (but accurate) from starwars. But right now there is not going to be any advancements in technology within our lifetime to make those happen. 145 years from now maybe, but not definitive. After all remember 50 years ago they preached we would have flying cars and interplanetary space travel. And how wrong were they?
@@moviemaker2011z we do have the technology for flying cars, jetpacks and the ability to go colonize other planets it's just expensive and impractical Noone is stopping aging but it could be maybe possible sometime to "download" a brain which could end in virtual immortality
@Alexander Markland other than the water bear i know nothing else that is immortal. Humans are not one of them, and we wont be anytime soon. Stop living in the clouds and get back to reality. If there even was a medicine or treatment to make you immortal no government would allow access to the people. That would be a closely guarded secret and never allowed to be know to you.
@@mattr791 and thats the thing, we could do it but like you said its impractical. Look at the recent designs for the jetpack, its so big an bulky that it isnt even worth the money to make, flying cars are not even possible yet in the sense people thought of them, they are just cars with wings and thats not what we were thinking of 50 years ago. Space exploration is one of the only possible ones we can do today but its still to big a risk to be approved.
These types of videos I love; Short sweet and straight to the point! No "Please subscribe before I show the video" No Clickbait No BS There's the title, and here's the results in a quick easily digestible vid!
Come to me.ive constructed what I call an exo-lift powered arm unit that assists weakened muscles.i have some bursitis in my left arm and my unit has actually been very helpful and I plan on modification of the design and development of the device.but that exo suit is fantastic news for various workers who can use this on their job site.
If you saw the clips of factory workers they displayed on this very video, all the strength related stuff was handled via machinery. They don't *need* more strength.
superhuman strength would require added force by the exoskeleton, which, if there was an error, could hurt the person wearing it. instead, all this does is distribute weight on your arms to your legs
Is there any research being done to find out if this just transfers the stress and wear to another part of the body? Sure it protects the shoulders but is that at the cost of the knees?
I wonder if lose of upper body strength would happen after prolonged use of it though. Since it seems you are not using the same muscles any more to do it. Mean for saving shoulders its great just wondering if there will be bad side effects after though.
Think of it like a garage door spring. It acts like a counterweight to lessen the load from gravity acting on your arms and whatever you're holding. If you were lying on your side or inverted this would not work properly. However this isn't an issue because it is intended to be used for specific tasks in a limited scope.
Does anyone know exactly which Ford plants are using these. I know they started at a couple of them in Michigan but I can't find any info about where all they're using them now. Mostly curious if they're using them at the Ford plants in Louisville, KY.
Powered exoskeleton suit's, for workers, at Ford or any large company, are just a stop gap until the capability of the robots, and power, match that of the human worker's ! . Then you will have factory's were you will see the raw materials going in "Automated Trucks delivered materials ", and finished products coming out at the other end "Automated trucks delivering the end product from factory to distribution " , No humans at the beginning of the production and no human at the end just Robots lots and lots of machines ! . And at the top of this machine pyramid , a few humans making millions or billions in rev-anew, with out a cost in production apart from maintenance, spear parts for the robots and electricity costs. All of this is going to happen in the next twenty five years or more, we could be looking at the last generation, to be involved in the traditional way of working to make a living ! .
Tang No Technology and the need for profit ! , Communism no that's a ideology that puts people first as a collective , over the needs of the few "the ruling Elite " capitalist, this will allow the few over the many to achieve protif at NO COST capitalism ! .
LOL, and who will found it then? None of these robots and exos are being researched, build and owned by arm-chair communists. If anything, this progress will reduce value of individual human being, since they no longer will have place in creation of valuable products.
These are not powered suits. They use springs to assist in lifting and the rigid frame transfers the weight to the hips. These are to reduce strain on the worker so the worker is less expensive over time. A robot still can not compete where these complicated tasks require a human, so you make the trained human last longer with less medical expense.
Barrie Wright robots already do at least half humans just maintain them but soon they won't need humans but to just make sure there doing the right stuff
I remember seeing these in a shop magazine when I worked at a factory in the recycling center. Rescued it and gave it a look. Pretty sick🤙 wonder where they're at now.
@@SSD_Penumbra Deadly anomalies, dangerous mutants, anarchists and bandits... None of them will stop Duty on its triumphant march towards saving the planet!
i assume it also helps steady your arms with keeping blood flow in the arms so their arms dont get tired so easily when they are above the workers head all day
I install appliances, and when your installing 8 full apartments with all appliances, the whole Kitchen and laundry on the fourth floor and have to get everything up the stairs with a dolly into each apartment this would definitely come in handy.
I wonder if they will come out with exo-suits that can help partially/ and or full paralyzed people to restore full motor function with minimal effort on the controllers end.
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This would allow someone to T-Pose exponentially longer
10/10
Finally
This guy has vision
Big Brain!
Shmevin Yeah, the Model T-Pose.
Allows me to add on to the tech and make power armor 10/10
Imagine an old folks home full of these
I can see all those grannies bodybuilding in that gym
@Roderick storey God, I would PAY for that
They would become unstoppable
Nah I want the Darth Sidious hoveround.
millenial: ok, boomer
boomer: *throws child fifty yards*
Last step is to replace the low-efficiency human part.
Blackpilled af
Human is a pretty optimal and efficient source of mechanical work. We only need 1.400 calories per day and we already have about 80.000 calories to spend if we run out of food. We need just water (the most abundant thing in our planet) and a little bit of fat and flesh.
@@George-wv5wk Most of that water is undrinkable
Mendicant bias
George humans get tired, need sleep, need to eat, drink, need to talk.. I hope your joking that a human is efficient compared to a robot
Good job Ford for taking care of your employees! Stuff like this is quite rare nowadays.
noxxi knox car needs a whole new engine because of a defect...god I love ford so much
They Are not really tajnih care of their employees ^^ they dont want them to be sick as often Because of should etc pain. Its ALL about money dont Forget that
Work safety is more common now than ever. At least in relatively civilized countries. There are lwas and regulations for everything and if you live in a country with strong unions its even better.
@@JohnnyBGood-kw9ws So its a win win, win one is these workers wont be in pain and be more efficient so thats the companies win, and the worker dont have to deal with long term injuries, id say good job Ford, you found a cost effective way to keep employees healthy and make more money from it.
@@michaelscalese3142 Ford just took this from Japan where they have been used for years! The reason? Japan has the oldest/fastest ageing workforce in the world due to rejecting multiculturalism/mass immigration. Guys over there in their 60's using these on assembly lines.
Sam, that's an Exo-Vest, it increases your carry capacity. Might also come in useful for escaping those BTs.
@@implodingbaby sAm dO eVerYtHiNg
If you think about it, Die-hard man is literally the Preston Garvey of Death Stranding lmao
Ford is making a new strand type game confirmed (?)
Roderick Clerk RAMIRAZ!!!
I've worked in factories and it can be sooo bad for the back. So it really makes me so happy to see that there are companies out there trying things like this to help their employees do their jobs with less discomfort and injuries. If only more companies were like that.
Little do they know they're actually training bipedal robots to take their jobs in 25 years.
SeeDMT best comment
25? Nah 10 at most.
SeeDMT Oh that would be genius
Good
Fully automated luxury communism
Finally, something that actually looks practical in size and power
Well, it's not electric, so if you mean electric power, then it's definitely practical. XD
I know a man that had to have surgery on both his shoulders from working in an auto plant. This is an amazing improvement, i hope to see more companies using these vests to prevent injuries.
Every plasterer in the world is going to want one of these.
I've heard they're only $7k which is cheaper than I expected. At that price point, it's not crazy for an individual to buy one. Sure the average tradesman doesn't have $7k lying around but if they're durable and protect you over a career...
@@Phyrre56 I'm sure it could be written off against their tax bill. Every plasterer I've ever known was self employed, and at the cost of saving your shoulders and keeping working another ten to twenty years, I'm sure they'd want one.
@@ClarinoI It's definitely a lot cheaper than surgery.
@@zyrohnmng And results in a lot less pain.
In his test he held onto the camera bag for 2.5x longer! If this was applied to a labor job it would pay itself off in man hours created
The surge is a fun game.
I liked it, didn't get very far though.
Jake Mcewen .....
It's not tho.
no its not i got ptsd playing it
@@pessimisticallypositive285 you're right. It's a SUPER fun game
Boy, I sure hope that they use this technology for good, and not for a justification to augment expectations & extend workers' daily hours!
*It's Always Sunny theme plays under title card: "The Gang Gets Overworked & The Rich Get Richer"*
Whaaaaaat? Ford exploit its workers? Neverrrr! lol *sarcasm*
This exoskeleton can assist carpenters construction workers and reduce injury.
To late for me
Yes, but I'm having trouble imagining a carpenter or construction company with enough disposable income to purchase an exoskeleton.
la rentabilité compense le coût
@@Guru_1092
Perhaps not now but in a few years...decades
@@lissandrec.7603 D'accord!
I love this idea, I started working in a garage when I was seventeen and six months in I already was dealing with a lot of shoulder and back pain even at such a young age.
Wish I had this, so I didn't have to deal with this tendonitis.
go work for ford
Its not gonna cure your tendonitis. You probably have a dopamine deficiency
primus beast How is dopamine going to cure chronic tendon inflammation due to a inflammation cycle disruption?
Someone pick up that damn phone that keeps ringing
National Guy I can’t find any literature to back what you’re saying up. So, I’m calling bs
“the goal is not superhuman strength”
me: lamee!!
CC C I thought the same lmao if I can’t jump higher or lift a few tons then I don’t want it 😂
The problem with superhuman exoskeletons is that when they malfunction they tend to kill you. 😂
Human strength is already pretty good, I don't know why everyone is complaining.
We just want the advance warfare exo suit
@@yo-no9879 still not good enough
Back in my day we’d work for our injuries.
In all seriousness such a great advancement!
Yeah and faint like an idiot for overworking
OK boomer
What's with the Mean replies? He's not complaining about the advancement of technology,in fact he's embracing it
@@requiem2032 they dont understand memes
Ok boomer
Or Ford could rotate the cars on to their sides.
T A *fords secret police wants to know your location*
Ford Employees: WRITE THAT DOWN WRITE THAT DOWN
_This comment was taken over by the Ford motor company. Move along, person._
That's no fun
Well whats cheaper? A device that holds a 5 pound arm or a machine that flips a 1 ton car?
I need this for my entire body. I'm getting old and simple tasks are becoming harder everyday.
Getting old must suck
@@shaunawesoe The alternative is usually worse.
TRT?
@@shaunawesoe - Old ladies stare at me in the street, I'm quickly checking to make sure my trousers aren't undone!
Thats unfair what about every old person before you? Ungrateful wow sad bue
As someone who works in shipping warehouse, I would love one of these, would make it far better for workers not actively hate everything under work conditions.
That seems like a very good idea!
it is
"seems"
yeah, something that's actually practical and not far-fetched
i love u sauce pan ..
So the Surge is going to start at a ford factory huh
Mjolnir armour here i come.
Finally can become a spartan 2
@@justalad4708 46% chance you don't become a spartan 2
@@Bramswarr I like those odds
@@justalad4708 what a chad
Lmao your profile pic
*Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare would like to know your location*
Atlas*
now I do make fun of ford a lot
but this is actually nice that they try to take care of their employees
Yeah. But we can also say they just dont want production to be stopped because a worker is injured.
Irontale well, i make fun of chevy
I guess it's cheaper to have a machine keep the worker's body from being overstressed than investing in said machine. Also more likely to retain workers for years if you take care of them, over hiring and training new workers because of accidents all the time.
I think it is less about taking care of the employees and more about making the employees more productive.
Yeah, they take care of they're whole warehouse population of 4 employees, right ? LMFAO
As someone who has had a rotator cuff tendon tear, and surgery to repair it, including suture anchors, I think this is awesome. I'll take one.
I wish this shit was on sale somewhere.... My work is killing me...
what? do you work at Amazon?
@@klvnforsaki Well its not THAT bad but its like 1/4 the way there physically lol
@@SH4D0SKU11 if you have 7,000 dollars you can buy one
Holding up sheets of drywall fucks up my shoulders, cant imagine how these guys dealt with it before this stuff. It gives you a whole new respect for those old pictures of workers you see on the rail road or in a factory.
Imagine beating a Bodybuilder in a lift or armwrestling competition with this.
So basically you won’t feel stress and pain on your back when doing a dead lift but your legs will still be dying from how weak you are
@@ashbutminier haha, im just imagining some thinking getting a hold of this, or making a replica, trying to go over the limit. Then their legs just folding in hahaha
so if you're bodybuilding with it, you'll just get stronger legs? 😂
@@houneavireakpong9098 nah. you will still be weak af because the kind of person who is looking for shortcuts doesnt make nearly as much progress
@@stefm.w.3640 it's not a shortcut. It's the same as doing leg workouts...it's putting the force onto your legs. That's not a shortcut. That's working out your legs.
SO goddamn smart. Once this becomes cheaper and more accessible it's going to become ubiquitous for ANY job requiring repeating tasks.
Hell even for anyone who spends a lot of time on the computer. Little wrist brace versions that protect from carpal tunnel etc.
Only 7 000$ each, which is really reasonable.
I mean, as an investment for a company + employee health, possibly. More development will hopefully make things much neater!
It actually is
You mean vs. insurance claims, etc? You're goddamn right it is.
Its a really sound investment for any manual labour job. Reduces workforce, workplace accidents due to fatigue and increases productivity. The cost for something like that is quickly absorbed
Its a really sound investment for any manual labour job. Reduces workforce, workplace accidents due to fatigue and increases productivity. The cost for something like that is quickly absorbed
oh wow a video that doesn't stretch out content for 10+mins. Straight to the point.
Is this Death Stranding?
more like codaw or black ops or iw
Yes real life is the next strand type game
Surge
No, it is not a shitty game
@@gametut2012 I never said Death Stranding was a shitty game.
My dad has worked at ford for over 20 years he’s had three surgeries over the last 5 years on both of his arms sure he would’ve appreciated this
I work in the trades. I've seen a lot of manufacturing robots and they look painfully slow. They do better overall because unlimited strength and 24/7 work. I would be interested to see a skilled trades person with an exoskeleton that could lift as much as need maybe into the 1 ton area of weight, yes I know it would be a huge machine, but I think a human could out perform a robot minute vs minute production, especially in places with more custom work where set up times would be a hindrance.
Don't worry fam, I am trying to make a company that specializes in custom manufacturing, I will use things similar to what you said. My end goal is research, after money starts to roll in, I'm doing this so I can invent stuff that I would need the funds to do (like a vtol)
Machines don't need salary, healthcare and a pension. Maintenance and occasional repair is much cheaper than hiring a person.
What a jolly guy. My like is for that guy. And his happy face
Plus the built in poop&soup-tubes saves time otherwise wasted on breaks.
Just dont mix the tubes up and we'll be fine
@@endorneyodera4366 Lunchtime! Peanut butter? NOOOOOOOOO
Wish i had something like this when i was driving front end loaders in the mines. It was a comfortable spot in which i my arm would rest. I hardly had to move it to operate the bucket or arm.
But it was the constant little movements for hours on end. that would leave me wincing in pain. It felt like someone was stabbing me in the shoulder every time i moved my hand to operate the bucket. When i was a labourer i use to wonder why the loader drivers seemed so happy whenever they had to get out and do some manual work. After my first two months in the loader i understood why
Introducing the new Ford Exo! This exosuit provides additional strength and power throughout the body. Use it for manual labor or in combat. This will go great with our Tacticals of the F-150, Ranger and Bronco but not the Mustang because you'll look like a G.I. Joe in a Barbie car. Vist your local dealership for more information!
Syndogon don’t forget it helps for whenever you want to force yourself into someone.
Bruh it's mentioned several times it takes the force that would be applied on you're arms into you're legs
@@jacklo2227 lulz they removed my comment but you clearly don't know how to take a joke/sarcasm
Nah wasn't replying to you what part of G.I. Joe in a barbie car isn't a joke was talking about Reicku Hibata
@@jacklo2227 (x)
I can see a massively upgraded version of this technology being the next big advancement in military hardware for soldiers on the ground.
"The most unenthusiastic guy gives that 'exoskeleton thing' a go"
"Oh yeah,oh wow,Whoooooaoo" sounds like he is having the time of his life right there.
I need this! Sometimes when I'm playing games on my phone, or tablet, my arm gets really sore the next day!
I worked in a garage door factory for a year and anyone who's been there for more than five has had some kind of shoulder surgery. It's been three years since that job and my shoulder has just finished healing. The company I worked for tried to screw guys out of pension and paying for the different injuries. This is a really fantastic thing that Ford is doing
This is how mjolnir started. Exoskeleton suits that workers used to move heavy ass stuff around docks and warehouses.. in 145 years we'll have mjolnir mark 4 lol
Well this isn't for lifting heavy loads, its for comfort and resituating the load stress on the body. 145 years from now maybe we will have suits for that but odds are it will all be automated with very little human input. But you and i wont be alive to see it.
@Alexander Markland we cant stop aging, its simply impossible to stop the aging process for anyone or anything. Im perfectly down for being a spartan hell even an ODST from Halo. I'd like to be a stormtrooper (but accurate) from starwars. But right now there is not going to be any advancements in technology within our lifetime to make those happen. 145 years from now maybe, but not definitive. After all remember 50 years ago they preached we would have flying cars and interplanetary space travel. And how wrong were they?
@@moviemaker2011z we do have the technology for flying cars, jetpacks and the ability to go colonize other planets it's just expensive and impractical
Noone is stopping aging but it could be maybe possible sometime to "download" a brain which could end in virtual immortality
@Alexander Markland other than the water bear i know nothing else that is immortal. Humans are not one of them, and we wont be anytime soon. Stop living in the clouds and get back to reality. If there even was a medicine or treatment to make you immortal no government would allow access to the people. That would be a closely guarded secret and never allowed to be know to you.
@@mattr791 and thats the thing, we could do it but like you said its impractical. Look at the recent designs for the jetpack, its so big an bulky that it isnt even worth the money to make, flying cars are not even possible yet in the sense people thought of them, they are just cars with wings and thats not what we were thinking of 50 years ago. Space exploration is one of the only possible ones we can do today but its still to big a risk to be approved.
Thanks mr Smets. Now I can work for longer before I die
A step closer to becoming a Starcraft SCV
as someone who has done construction for a couple years this would be awesome
cute bear reporter :3
These types of videos I love; Short sweet and straight to the point! No "Please subscribe before I show the video"
No Clickbait
No BS
There's the title, and here's the results in a quick easily digestible vid!
i want one that helps me drink coffee more efficiently
Come to me.ive constructed what I call an exo-lift powered arm unit that assists weakened muscles.i have some bursitis in my left arm and my unit has actually been very helpful and I plan on modification of the design and development of the device.but that exo suit is fantastic news for various workers who can use this on their job site.
Lol
It’s great that big companies like Ford are actually making things to help make the lives and general health of their employees better.
More proof that giving the bail out to GM was a mistake.
?
Eat shit loser. I know your type. Can't stand the fact that a trades person makes a decent wage
With this outfit, the employer demands maximum efficiency from the employee and succeeds in tiring.
"Goal is not super human strength." Why not?
It supports the arms without adding strength
If you saw the clips of factory workers they displayed on this very video, all the strength related stuff was handled via machinery. They don't *need* more strength.
Probably so they're not responsible for some dude running around punching people with super human strength
superhuman strength would require added force by the exoskeleton, which, if there was an error, could hurt the person wearing it. instead, all this does is distribute weight on your arms to your legs
Power. Major limitation factor on how long a suite can run. Super strength, means more power, means a shorter duration of use.
I wonder if this reduces muscle mass over time, considering there is not much for strain or stress on the muscles?
I feel like this technology could work well for VR
how happy he looks, like a kid with new toy for christmas 👍
It needs a rocket
And wallrunning capabilities
Titanfall pilots IRL confirmed.
Im so glad they are concern about mechanics and not welders or metal workers that move steel around all day.
If a factory worker use this, imagine what the military have
The military would have nothing unless they use it for the repair and maintenance of large vehicles
Okay now this is totally epic.
That's kinda cool
Is there any research being done to find out if this just transfers the stress and wear to another part of the body? Sure it protects the shoulders but is that at the cost of the knees?
just imagine: WWE exoskeleton wrestling. Cool, huh?
I wonder if lose of upper body strength would happen after prolonged use of it though. Since it seems you are not using the same muscles any more to do it. Mean for saving shoulders its great just wondering if there will be bad side effects after though.
The future is already here, we just need to make it shinny and chrome.
Think of it like a garage door spring. It acts like a counterweight to lessen the load from gravity acting on your arms and whatever you're holding. If you were lying on your side or inverted this would not work properly. However this isn't an issue because it is intended to be used for specific tasks in a limited scope.
Kid:Mom I want the iron man suit
Mom: we already have iron man suit at home
Iron man suit at home
L
Does anyone know exactly which Ford plants are using these. I know they started at a couple of them in Michigan but I can't find any info about where all they're using them now. Mostly curious if they're using them at the Ford plants in Louisville, KY.
Now that guy can lift twice the amount of soy into his mouth.
hes a soy man
Soy boy*
How's he a soy boy?
@@Tietokone102 I'm guessing because he has the typical buzzfeed employee look.
Can i use the X-X-R3 combo on this one?
First thought: Cod: Advanced Gang Warfare
This means i could pick up a BBW with no problem. Thank you exo.
The future is now
@Some guy with a Quantum Jail no
The future is tomorrow
They must feel so badass wearing a mech-suit at work. I need one of these =)
Powered exoskeleton suit's, for workers, at Ford or any large company, are just a stop gap until the capability of the robots, and power, match that of the human worker's ! . Then you will have factory's were you will see the raw materials going in "Automated Trucks delivered materials ", and finished products coming out at the other end "Automated trucks delivering the end product from factory to distribution " , No humans at the beginning of the production and no human at the end just Robots lots and lots of machines ! . And at the top of this machine pyramid , a few humans making millions or billions in rev-anew, with out a cost in production apart from maintenance, spear parts for the robots and electricity costs. All of this is going to happen in the next twenty five years or more, we could be looking at the last generation, to be involved in the traditional way of working to make a living ! .
So, communsium?
Tang No Technology and the need for profit ! , Communism no that's a ideology that puts people first as a collective , over the needs of the few "the ruling Elite " capitalist, this will allow the few over the many to achieve protif at NO COST capitalism ! .
LOL, and who will found it then? None of these robots and exos are being researched, build and owned by arm-chair communists. If anything, this progress will reduce value of individual human being, since they no longer will have place in creation of valuable products.
These are not powered suits. They use springs to assist in lifting and the rigid frame transfers the weight to the hips. These are to reduce strain on the worker so the worker is less expensive over time. A robot still can not compete where these complicated tasks require a human, so you make the trained human last longer with less medical expense.
Barrie Wright robots already do at least half humans just maintain them but soon they won't need humans but to just make sure there doing the right stuff
I remember seeing these in a shop magazine when I worked at a factory in the recycling center. Rescued it and gave it a look. Pretty sick🤙 wonder where they're at now.
Ford: We have an ExoSkeleton.
Porsche: We have a SpaceShip
Tesla: is a Gundam Cool
2010s: "We just want to protect shoulders you know"
2050s: "We are proud to become a contractor for the US military ]"
Eh, I'm not impressed. We need powered exo suits that actually increase your strength!
This is for "increased" endurance
Why? Because the media is sooo convincing/persuasive?
@@MrLittlePredator schizophrenic paranoid.
Jimmy De'Souza sure, cheaper and stronger... for, like, 10 minutes tops...
but how about the spine and joints ?
The most shocking thing here is seeing cars being made in America
This is such a brilliant idea, wow
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Are they available for public purchase? I would definitely buy one for home use!!
this is the most depressing comment section ever made
Fo real all the stoopids not getting its just some springs hahaha
Oh boy just what i wanted to see. A mechanically powered exosuit. Would love to see one in RL.
Very useful for hospital workers. My wife is a nurse and she complains a lot about her back from lifting alot of weight.
HERE WE GO.
This is gonna be HUGE
Will this be good enough for daily heavy lifting works?
i assume it also helps steady your arms with keeping blood flow in the arms so their arms dont get tired so easily when they are above the workers head all day
I install appliances, and when your installing 8 full apartments with all appliances, the whole
Kitchen and laundry on the fourth floor and have to get everything up the stairs with a dolly into each apartment this would definitely come in handy.
God this would be amazing for my torn shoulder
I wonder if it is storing their movement patterns? If it does they may apply that to robot movements later.
will this work for fast repeated motions with right hand?
I do allot of heavy lifting, and assembling. I could use that....like ASAP. Where do I get one?
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I work at TMMK and we are testing these out on certain lines too.
I wonder if they will come out with exo-suits that can help partially/ and or full paralyzed people to restore full motor function with minimal effort on the controllers end.
This company EKSO makes a pair of legs that can walk on their own, a fully paralyzed person can use them to walk again