Increase the strength of the robot armor

Beyond the test equipment of Panasonic, Daewoo has become the first company in the world to equip its workers with "robot armor" to strengthen.

Daewoo's experimental armor is currently being tested at the Okpo-Dong Shipyard, South Korea. According to the New Scientist, shipbuilders here will be armed with an aluminum, steel and carbon fiber armor kit called "RoboShipbuilder." This armor can move the wearer's weight plus 30kg of cargo, allowing workers at Okpo-dong to move heavy objects.

To wear this fiction armor, you will have a height of 160 - 185cm. The battery life of RoboShipbuilder is 3 hours, with the battery located behind the user's back. RoboShipbuilder has hydraulic joints and electric motors to support the user's strength and will be attached to the person through the straps on the chest, legs and feet.

Beyond the test equipment of Panasonic, Daewoo has become the first company in the world to equip its acclaimed "robot armor" to enhance its power.

According to CNET, most of the feedback from shipbuilders at Okpo-Dong is very positive. However, this robot armor is not moving fast enough (it only stops at walking speed), although it is still possible to make vortex movements and go through uneven surfaces quite easily. By design, the complete model will allow users to lift the maximum weight of 100kg!

RoboShipbuilder can be extended with small crane above

Beyond the test equipment of Panasonic, Daewoo has become the first company in the world to equip its acclaimed "robot armor" to enhance its power.