Part of: [[Survival Engineering]]

===== Exo-skeletons. =====
Here's a collection of exo-skeletons, this crosses over into adapted transport systems: [[Adapted Transport]]
Exo-skeletons are different from harnesses because they are __active__ support to the body. 

===== 1. Military. =====

{{bleex.jpg|bleex}}{{exo01.jpg|exo01}}{{jumpsuit.jpg|jumpsuit}}

  * The BLEEX (Berkeley Lower Extremity Exoskeleton) black > www.defensetech.org
  * The BLEEX (Berkeley Lower Extremity Exoskeleton) camouflage > www.prism-magazine.org
  * paintball-jumpsuit exo-skeleton > www.fieldarmor.com

**Berkeley video.**


===== 2. Civilian. =====

{{HAL.jpg|HAL}}

  * HAL (Hybrid Assistive Limb); Prof. Sankai, Univ. of Tsukuba, CYBERDYNE Inc. > neurophilosophy.wordpress.com


{{power.jpg|power.jpg}}{{scetch.jpg|scetch.jpg}}


  * nurse-power-suit; Keijiro Yamamoto, the Kanagawa Institute of Technology  > www.newscientist.com



===== 3. Ambitious civilian. =====

{{hardiman2_367x511.jpg|Hardiman}}

  * General Electric's late 1960s Hardiman. The company never got more than one arm working > index.hu



{{FF_160_ironman1_f.jpg|FF_160_ironman}}

  * "Dan Rupert inside a 180-pound frame of chrome-myolybdenum steel alloy > jwz.livejournal.com



{{NeoMecha.jpg|Carlos Owen}}

  * An 18-foot-tall steel robot in the back of Carlos Owens' southern Alaska yard > www.americanantigravity.com



{{torso_collage.jpg|Gypsy}}{{sprinwalker.jpg|Springwalker}}

  * Gypsy motion capture system > www.dasaglobal.com



  * 'Springwalker' exo-skeleton, more jumping exo's > www.geocities.com/rcgilmore2000/WalkingMachines.htm.



===== 4. Rescue. =====
{{rescue.jpg|Enryu}}

  * 'Enryu' rescue robot > www.dottocomu.com

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