Protonex fuel-cell batteries to power HULC exoskeleton for three...

Courtesy Engadget  Fri, 01/22/2010 - 08:29

We're selfishly daydreaming of how we could use something like this at the next CES, but chances are that Lockheed Martin is really only fixated on boosting its bottom line by assisting the US military.

The company's HULC exoskeleton , which was originally introduced by Berkeley Bionics in 2008, is seeing a significant upgrade this week courtesy of a fuel-cell power pack from Protonex.

The goal? To strap a new, more potent battery onto the Human...


 

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