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more about #hal psychiccheese: "it allows a regular geek to haul a 200-lb. backpack as if it weighed as much as a couple of physics textbooks" So... it does nothing? #exoskeleton more » GitEmSteveDave_ My Brute Dojo Code CDIAFIFE: Daniel Wilson, you got magic legs! #exoskeleton more » Lite: hates Illinois Nazis: Chaank: Hard tech, for a hard world. #exoskeleton more » Noobs-R-Us: Get away from her you bitch!!! #exoskeleton more » Damn the Fanboys: so at what point can I go to urban outfitters and pick up a T-51b suit ? I've got a supermutant infestation I have to deal with #exoskeleton more » PurpleMonkeyDishwasher:: Daniel Wilson, isn't that the guy who hosted that show called the Works? #exoskeleton more » The Lab: This right here is the trifecta: cool video, good article, nice hat. #exoskeleton more » B-low: Or you could just take some steroids and hit the gym twice a year... more » mono2is: Well, this is a prediction of mine I've been maintaing for years now: What costs more: adapting all the buildings in all the cities and all the stre... more » Benguin: A company called Cyberdyne creating a "robot" named HAL? Yeah, nothing foreboding about that at all... What's next, Cylons? more » alpha24seven: They will never sell that here in the US. Imagine lifting 10x weight of anything and it borks. The ambulance chaser law firms are already taping comme... more » Geisrud: I never knew the Hardware Abstraction Layer physically existed. more » mschex: it seems like i could just tape some plastic tubing to my legs and say that it helps me walk up stairs. then i could get featured on gizmodo. more » dimsum4u: Ok...so I don't get it. I was expecting some amazing video, like when they were waiting for the cars to pass they were going to jump over to the other... more » ninjagin: For my part, I wanted to see them hiking the stairs out of Monzen-Nakacho station about fifty times. -=That=- would be something to see, and real proo... more » invictus2006: That video reminds me of the time when I was given an Exo Skeleton suit. Fuck I couldn’t stand for shit in that thing but after a while I was doing ... more » fueled by sound: Bonus feature: realistic horse clopping sound! more » FrankenPC: They way they are swinging their arms makes them look like they are packing two six shooters. more » Yamhead: You can clearly see the girl's walking gait(hip area) , it's much more obvious when compared to the man's. 0.o more » Invisible-Echidna: So, does it just make me an active lazy person, or can I go building hopping and stuff? more » -
#robots
Me and My Exoskeleton: The Trick to Super Strength
When I first see the Human Universal Load Carrier (HULC), it is hanging limply from the ceiling by a strap attached to its neck, dangling over a treadmill. I can't wait to try it on. More » -
#exoskeletons
HAL Robo-Suit Exoskeleton Hits the Streets of Tokyo
Remember that HAL (Hybrid Assistive Limb) exoskeleton from the real-life Cyberdyne? Ahead of plans to rent the suit to those with mobility issues (or Iron Man fantasies), it's now being tested on the streets of Tokyo. Here's the video: More » -
#review
Timbuk2 HAL Backpack Review: Pockets for Laptops (and Contraband)
I'm pretty square, fashion-wise. I own few intentionally ironic t-shirts, and fewer skinny jeans. Buchanan bags on my style choices regularly. That's why, when he ordered me to ditch my old backpack, I picked Timbuk2's new HAL. More » -
#bags
Timbuk2's Hemlock and Q Backpacks Have Swing Around Easy Access to Your Laptop
I haven't carried a Boy Scout backpack in years, but the laptop feature in Timbuk2's latest sounds great: The sleeve is sideloading, meaning you can pull out your laptop without busting open your whole bag and spilling crap everywhere. More » -
#manvsmachine
Image Cache: GlaDOS and HAL9000 Are Separated At Birth, Or Lovers?
Both machines are killers, but which one is less evil? Which one would kill you more humanely? [Pickaklas] -
#robotsuit
Mass Production Planned For HAL Exoskeleton; Your Personal Iron Man Conversion To Cost $4,200
Products like the Human Assistive Limb exoskeleton have a frustrating tendency to remain in the labs and universities that spawned them, usually for reasons of impracticality or cost. But this one is going mainstream. More » -
#iotd
Just One of the Guys!
A T-600 Terminator poses in this fantastic buddy shot, alongside T4 director McG and Professor/HAL exoskeleton creator Yoshiyuki Sankai. No remains were found. [Impress] -
#2001
HAL 9000 Papercraft Will, At Some Point, Cut You
We know. He certainly looks cute and harmless. But sooner or later, the HAL 9000 (freely printable papercraft version) could get a small, unintentional dent in the side. "I'll just toss him in the shredder for another," you say out of earshot from the harmless little paper computer. Or so you thought... [Mr. Hal 9000 via Botropolis] -
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#storage
LaCie 5Big is Slightly Less Infamous Than HAL 9000
We doubt that the LaCie 5big Network storage array will one day spontaneously become self-aware and take over your office, but the visual nod to HAL is unmistakable nevertheless. And on purpose. Designer Neil Poulton said he created the array thanks to inspiration from the supercomputer at the heart of 2001: A Space Odyssey. However, aside from that all seeing eye thing on the front, this beast is all about affordable storage, not ending your life. More »
