Real life Mecha

>>14435208
Does that thing crabwalk three times faster or something?

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>>14436503
does this count as real life mecha

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>>14435208
>pic related
the Beetle, designed to work on nuclear powered bombers and other similarly radioactive tasks. it was called a "Mobile Manipulator"
>>14436503
it required so much thought to operate it properly it gave the operators headaches after a few minutes.

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We would have had exoskeletons by the 70s if people weren't too pussy to turn them on while people were still wearing them.

What's a few broken bones in the name of scientific progress? Go get some criminals and strap them in to the supersuit, what could go wrong?

>>14436619
powered hydraulic joins bending the wrong direction and tearing your limbs apart.

>>14436556
you got like ten minutes and then the operators were physically and mentally exhausted. because everything was controlled by the operator. No computers to keep you upright and walking straight automatically.

>>14436556
Put a claw grip on the left hand, and then maybe it could do a Daisetsuzan Oroshi.