Will they ever make Hazardous Environment suits in the near future,

>>60116887
They already exist and are called hazmat suits.

They already make suits like that for various different things, including deep sea diving, Space travel, bomb dismantling, Hazmat suits, etc

Sage

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>>60116935
Power Armor when tho?

>>60116921
Hazmat suits aren't HEV suits; materials isn't general environment.

>>60116970
41st Millenium

>>60116935
Yes but I'm talking about something that can protect against a variety of those things, an All-In One HEV suit so to speak. Don't think they have those yet, Anon.

>>60117052
No, not until we need to make those I guess

Plus we aren't really there technology wise yes

>>60117052

If you want a lightweight space capable pressure suit with anti-radiation and kevlar protection, sensor suite, comms, mag boots etc you could probably have one right now but it won't be cheap.

>>60117052
It's very rare that you would need to protect against, high heat, extreme cold, high pressure and little to no pressure in such a shot time you wouldn't be able to change your outfit. It'd be like engineering a set of sun glasses that also gave night vision. It's a cool concept, but why not just use sun glasses, then at night switch to night vision.

Military is already doing exoskeleton suits, so soon?

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>>60116887
I don't think it's necessary. Doing the work that requires a suit like that could be relegated to remote controlled drones or robots with less risk to human life