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Old 10-31-2009, 10:11 AM
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Japanese engineers have taken us one step closer to the robot revolution by developing a machine inspired by the movie Aliens.
The Dual-Arm Power Amplification Robot by Activelink gives users superhuman strength and resembles the hydraulic exoskeleton worn by Sigourney Weaver in the climactic scene of the sci-fi classic.

Japanese Building Robot from 'Aliens' Movie - Inventions | Patents | New Inventions | Innovation - FOXNews.com
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Man, this idea is SO old it has hairs in its ears. I remember such an exoskeleton "suit" being promoted back in 1967 and even earlier by DARPA or whatever it was called back then.
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