In the United States introduced the first serial exoskeleton Guardian XO

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In the United States introduced the first serial exoskeleton Guardian XO

In the United States introduced the first serial exoskeleton for heavy work. Sarcos Robotics introduced its own development called Guardian XO, which allows a person to easily lift a weight of 90 kilograms, while feeling the load at the level of 4,5 kilograms.

According to the developers of the exoskeleton, the company does not intend to sell its invention, but plans to lease it at a price of about 100 thousand dollars a year. The exoskeleton will become widely available at the end of the 2020 year, although the first customers will receive serial copies in January.



As previously reported, the full-sized Guardian XO exoskeleton is designed to solve a wide range of problems. Unlike other models that strengthen individual parts of the body (arms, legs, back), Guardian XO strengthens the entire body. The serial version allows you to easily lift loads to 90 kilograms. The gain ratio is 1 to 20, that is, the 90-kilogram load will be felt as 4,5 kg. Training is not required, since the built-in sensors “read” the operator’s movement, copying his actions. The exoskeleton allows you to move at a speed of 5 km / h, it runs on a battery whose charge lasts for 8 hours (according to other sources - only for 2 hours). The battery itself can be quickly replaced.


The US military has shown great interest in the new product. It is known that experimental batches of exoskeletons manufactured by Sarcos Robotics acquired the US Navy and Air Force, Special Operations Forces. The details of the agreement were not disclosed, but it is known that the delivered exoskeletons are not intended for warfare, but will be used for unloading and loading operations.
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    1. -12
      11 December 2019 16: 28
      laughing In the exoskeleton on the pigsty. Cool. feel
      1. +14
        11 December 2019 16: 42
        In vain, by the way, laughing ... a few decades ago, the exoskeleton was the lot of science fiction writers! Well, now I think that hour is not far off - when the Exoskeletons will begin to be used in various activities. Technology is being improved.
        By the way, He has great prospects both in the Army and the Navy ... with the proper dimensions and a compact power source! hi
        1. +1
          11 December 2019 16: 48
          Rotting west
        2. +15
          11 December 2019 17: 06
          When exoskeletons are shown, I remember "Alien", when Sigourney Weaver fought with him, and the development is so impressive and the Boston Dynamic also makes "dogs" cool, I think that in another 10 years and they will be massively used.
          1. +3
            11 December 2019 18: 04
            And, by the way, the exoskeleton is well shown in "Edge of the Future".
          2. 0
            11 December 2019 18: 26
            Quote: Pessimist22
            When exoskeletons are shown, I remember "Alien", when Sigourney Weaver fought with him, and the development is so impressive and the Boston Dynamic also makes "dogs" cool, I think that in another 10 years and they will be massively used.

            Cool exoskeletons in the movie Avatar
            But in St. Petersburg there is a network of cafe "Grandfather XO" smile
        3. 0
          11 December 2019 17: 21
          In the ancient issue of Youth Technique, there was a story about exoskeletons: after successful tests, either the technician or the researcher decided to drive the ex.SC into the closet, but he mixed the battery polarity and the exoskeleton began to work the other way around. For years, I'm not sure that the story is humorous. )))
        4. +2
          11 December 2019 19: 27
          Quote: Hunter 2
          Well, now I think that hour is not far off - when the Exoskeletons will begin to be used in various activities.

          Already!
      2. +9
        11 December 2019 16: 47
        Quote: Dmitry Donskoy
        laughing In the exoskeleton on the pigsty. Cool. feel

        Just a little over 100 years ago, take a look at what people started flying, what cars to drive ... and compare with what it is now. And progress is accelerating every day, and we are not talking about a century, but 10-20 years. So your sarcasm is not at the box office at all. hi
        1. -2
          11 December 2019 17: 33
          The idea is certainly good, the thing is useful. But 100000 bucks a year wassat 273 dollars a day! In my opinion it’s cheaper to hire a team of Mexican guest workers laughing
          1. +1
            11 December 2019 17: 39
            Quote: AVA77
            The idea is certainly good, the thing is useful. But 100000 bucks a year wassat 273 dollars a day! In my opinion it’s cheaper to hire a team of Mexican guest workers laughing

            Remind you how much the first mobile phone cost?
            1. -1
              11 December 2019 17: 56
              It's not a matter of cost but of profitability, what is the point of paying a bourgeois for some piece of iron 100000 bucks a year, even if it is not always used (you still need to pay) + pay the person who gets into it, if you can hire 3 movers and save.
              1. +5
                11 December 2019 17: 58
                Quote: AVA77
                It's not a matter of cost but of profitability, what is the point of paying a bourgeois for some piece of iron 100000 bucks a year, even if it is not always used (you still need to pay) + pay the person who gets into it, if you can hire 3 movers and save.

                And why do bourgeois buy loaders, cranes, etc.? If you can catch up with one hundred thousand and five hundred Tajiks and not to blow a mustache? wassat
                1. -2
                  11 December 2019 18: 00
                  Tech they buy them. wink
                  1. +1
                    11 December 2019 18: 01
                    Quote: AVA77
                    Tech they buy them. wink

                    So exoskeletons will buy over time ...
                    1. +1
                      11 December 2019 18: 09
                      Well, when they will be bought, then there will be a conversation .At this point in time, well, if only some secret warheads are to be pulled.
                  2. +1
                    11 December 2019 19: 23
                    For a completely new technology, rental is better. The head does not hurt with maintenance, bugs and so on
      3. -8
        11 December 2019 17: 25
        For this there is a robot Fedor
    2. -10
      11 December 2019 16: 31
      Speed ​​5km / what is it to work where? Even in storage rooms, you won’t work much at it at this rate, and in the field, with uneven terrain, this efficiency is zero. Moreover, the purely American approach — the exoskeleton, in essence, is simply additional expensive and complex equipment. If you could put it on yourself, and not hang it, then you could move with it faster. For combat, naturally, ineffective, due to the low speed of movement. .. Unless, just the accumulation of technology, and so the benefits of it, only for filming a tale about the landing of the United States on Mars. ..
      1. +16
        11 December 2019 16: 36
        Quote: Thrifty
        Speed ​​5km / what is it to work where?

        For example, for loading Grad rockets very well suited
        1. -9
          11 December 2019 16: 40
          Yeah, flying on a rocket, a la Minghausen, turnip clean the adversary. ... with such a speed of charging the Grad, the enemy will seize the position, and will laugh, watching how this miracle is unhurried, crawling with a rocket in outstretched arms to the launcher. ...
        2. 0
          11 December 2019 16: 45
          Quote: kjhg
          For example, for loading Grad rockets very well suited

          American? Charging Grad? Are you seriously? But what about Caliber right away?
      2. +9
        11 December 2019 16: 39
        Quote: Thrifty
        Speed ​​5km / what is it to work where?

        For example, at airfields, as an option. He took the rocket and brought it to the fighter. Only for the sake of laughter, if such a bomb or rocket jumps off your foot? wassat
        Help for techies is quite adequate. As exoskeletons move wherever possible, they will become more compact and faster. The field for application is huge both in the army and in the civilian sphere.
        1. +3
          11 December 2019 16: 50
          I completely agree. Aircraft equipment, self-propelled guns loading and ammunition loading.
        2. +5
          11 December 2019 16: 55
          Quote: NEXUS
          Only for the sake of laughter, if such a bomb or rocket jumps off your foot?

          Promise our sergeant a warrant officer and the "soldier of the future" is ready! laughing

        3. 0
          11 December 2019 17: 07
          On the citizen, too, the prospects are huge. Well, it’s possible for loaders to pay 20 times less for the same work.
          1. +1
            11 December 2019 17: 09
            Quote: Narak-zempo
            On the citizen, too, the prospects are huge. Well, it’s possible for loaders to pay 20 times less for the same work.

            Or maybe this is another reason the loader will learn to be someone more useful and competent than carrying boxes and bales?
            1. 0
              11 December 2019 17: 11
              Well, I defended my candidate, and I work part-time as a loader.
              1. +1
                11 December 2019 17: 14
                Quote: Narak-zempo
                Well, I defended my candidate, and I work part-time as a loader.

                So you work as a loader IN CONNECTION. This is not your main profession.
                1. +3
                  11 December 2019 17: 15
                  Quote: NEXUS
                  So you work as a loader IN CONNECTION. This is not your main profession.

                  So they pay more for work as a loader.
                  1. +3
                    11 December 2019 17: 19
                    Quote: Narak-zempo
                    So they pay more for work as a loader.

                    And these are the realities of today. Alas. This is the idiocy of all the current realities of the Russian Federation. The candidate of sciences receives less than a loader. I will say more, sometimes wipers get more than doctors and teachers, which in itself is bad.
            2. +1
              11 December 2019 22: 08
              And the Amazon will bring sugar, bread and buckwheat to your store next door to the UAV and unload it, right? :)
      3. +11
        11 December 2019 16: 49
        Have you hung bombs on beam holders of at least 100 kg? and rockets? Then go ahead. You don’t need to run there, but everything is pretty slow on a gurney. So, in the case of using such an exoskeleton to equip an airplane becomes a trifling matter ... And if you imagine, that one person will be able to deliver shells weighing 40 -90 kg. it is getting serious. Do not underestimate the amers. If they are interested in something, it means it makes sense - especially if it's for everyday work.
        They have such a saying: If the gold rush has begun - start selling shovels - it contains the whole practical mind of this nation.
        1. -5
          11 December 2019 16: 59
          You don't need to overestimate them. ..You will train a lot in this, even if it catches your eye, it is intended to work only in closed rooms! On such legs, you find a lot of our "takeoffs", even without a rocket on outstretched arms? ?? And in the video, the rocket was simply transferred to a rack higher in a tier, it was not carried around the warehouse. ...
          1. 0
            11 December 2019 17: 22
            Quote: Thrifty
            On such legs, you find a lot of our "takeoffs", even without a rocket on outstretched arms?

            It is not clear why the legs were made at all. Enough hands, and make the chassis three-wheeled - like a trolley for lifting goods on the stairs.
      4. +1
        11 December 2019 16: 50
        Quote: Thrifty
        Speed ​​5km / what is it to work where?

        This is actually not for work. This is the speed from point A to point B. The average speed of an average pedestrian.
        I think a very useful and necessary thing. thing.
      5. +2
        11 December 2019 16: 54
        Quote: Thrifty
        Speed ​​5km / what is it to work where? Even in storage rooms, you won’t work much at it at this rate, and in the field, with uneven terrain, this efficiency is zero. Moreover, the purely American approach — the exoskeleton, in essence, is simply additional expensive and complex equipment. If you could put it on yourself, and not hang it, then you could move with it faster. For combat, naturally, ineffective, due to the low speed of movement. .. Unless, just the accumulation of technology, and so the benefits of it, only for filming a tale about the landing of the United States on Mars. ..

        5km h is the average speed of a pedestrian. Do you know the first plane flying at what speed? With this logic, after 50 years they will run in their exoskeletons, and we will suck on a candy, because they have 5 km h and 2 hours of work, and we have 0 km h and 0 hours of work
        1. -5
          11 December 2019 17: 09
          Quote: Vol4ara
          With this logic, after 50 years they will run in their exoskeletons, and we will suck on a candy, because they have 5 km h and 2 hours of work, and we have 0 km h and 0 hours of work

          We have a robot Fedor, but they don’t. So it is not known who will suck the longer candy.
          In addition, we already have an exoskeleton, and not requiring nutrition: https://topwar.ru/51446-rossiyskiy-ekzoskelet-ekzoatlet-exoatlet.html
          1. 0
            12 December 2019 11: 28
            Quote: Narak-zempo
            Quote: Vol4ara
            With this logic, after 50 years they will run in their exoskeletons, and we will suck on a candy, because they have 5 km h and 2 hours of work, and we have 0 km h and 0 hours of work

            We have a robot Fedor, but they don’t. So it is not known who will suck the longer candy.
            In addition, we already have an exoskeleton, and not requiring nutrition: https://topwar.ru/51446-rossiyskiy-ekzoskelet-ekzoatlet-exoatlet.html

            An article from 2014, where are the exoskeletons?
      6. 0
        11 December 2019 17: 26
        Correctly! Better Orthodox-fastened Russian exoskeletons are better not!
      7. SSR
        +2
        12 December 2019 06: 13
        Quote: Thrifty
        Speed ​​5km / what is it to work where?

        Emm cleanly clarified.
        How fast are you walking? I walk very fast and the navigator showed the maximum speed from the hill, almost running 7.8 km an hour in a short period. A reference average speed of a person when walking
        The average person's speed when walking is 5 km / h

        So your "innuendo" for this device is not justified. In workshops and in production, the working speed of 2-3 km / hour and 5 km / hour reaches when calling a high-ranking official from the authorities on the carpet.
        PS.
        I saw people with jars moving at a speed of about 5 km / h, but this is on a wide straight line and I saw how at lower speeds they did not fit into the dimensions.
    3. -1
      11 December 2019 16: 45
      First thought — We looked at Alien 2 and made almost one to one.
      1. +1
        11 December 2019 17: 16
        "Aliens". Alien-2 is a salon translation.
        1. +1
          11 December 2019 19: 31
          Sorry, for the missed letter.
    4. +2
      11 December 2019 16: 49
      even if only for two hours of work on throwing 90 kg of stones into the "excavator bucket" is valid
      1. 0
        11 December 2019 17: 07
        battery Replacement
        mankind has been using electric forklifts for a long time, carts, etc. there are several batteries in the kit, respectively, while one battery is working - the other is charging - the equipment is not idle
    5. -3
      11 December 2019 17: 03
      Quote: Gogia
      Have you hung bombs on beam holders of at least 100 kg? and rockets? Then go ahead. You don’t need to run there, but everything is pretty slow on a gurney. So, in the case of using such an exoskeleton to equip an airplane becomes a trifling matter ... And if you imagine, that one person will be able to deliver shells weighing 40 -90 kg. it is getting serious. Do not underestimate the amers. If they are interested in something, it means it makes sense - especially if it's for everyday work.
      They have such a saying: If the gold rush has begun - start selling shovels - it contains the whole practical mind of this nation.

      just about, and now we are laughing, and then quickly catching up (take at least stealth technology, Su 57)
    6. +2
      11 December 2019 17: 42
      Quote: NEXUS
      As exoskeletons move wherever possible, they will become more compact and faster.

      They will become compact and fast not only after they are introduced in their infancy, but only after breakthroughs in materials science and energy storage.

      While this is essentially a demonstrator, not capable of anything. Everything that can be done with the help of this demonstrator is done by other technical means many times more efficient.
      1. +2
        11 December 2019 19: 35
        Here, how would you be right, but even so, this is really a working first production model. At the beginning of the last 20th century, cars were also spoken about first and foremost. Over time, they would finish the concept with common efforts. And today I wouldn’t be out of such a stray at a construction site in the private sector, I could carry lumber in one snout and everything else.
    7. +2
      11 December 2019 19: 08
      Here the result of the work of science is visible, but where is our Red Head Rusnano? He has what results, but how much is spent in rubles?
    8. +2
      11 December 2019 19: 23
      Then they will tear off his legs, feed him from the onboard in the "Abrams" - and hefty blacks will no longer be needed in loaders .. About work in warehouses - so the bourgeoisie already have a lot of robotic lines ... But in the field .. few repairmen will refuse such a suit .. again, in the engineering troops there is a use for such a thing ...
    9. 0
      11 December 2019 20: 49
      If without sarcasm, then, this is a pretty good "prop" for repair or rescue work!
    10. 0
      11 December 2019 22: 35
      Quote: evgen1221
      First thought — We looked at Alien 2 and made almost one to one.

      That's why immediately rush to comment, if we don’t even know how to spell it correctly, if only ...?
    11. 0
      12 December 2019 00: 33
      Quote: Vladimir61
      If without sarcasm, then, this is a pretty good "prop" for repair or rescue work!

      Well, where? 2-. Well, 5 hours (at this stage of development is not realistic) will hang half a meter from the pylon, and then a lot of people will think how to plant food for him!
      1. 0
        12 December 2019 08: 46
        Do you think after a long use of the exoskeleton people will not be able to drag a charged battery weighing 20 kg to it? laughing

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