Lockheed's Human Universal Load Carrier (HULC) is a mechanized frame that allows soldiers to march or even run easily with loads of 200 pounds, as well as squat or kneel without trouble. But the current li-ion batteries supporting the suit typically run down after just a few hours of walking, not to mention running.
That could all change with fuel cells that could sustain 72-hour missions on a single charge, and provide power sockets to spare for military accessories that require their own batteries.
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A flashy video that flashes from one picture and seen to the next. This type and kind of video and picture taking is to make it look like more then it really is. Electronics are easly disrupted with a electromagnetic pulse or a projectile.
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