Although Adm. Willian McRaven said in 2013 that there are
plans for the modern military to build a super suit to aid soldiers in
battle, by 2019, people are more sceptical.
McRaven was committed to the finished product helping operators in battle. It was going to improve the survival of soldiers in a firefight.
The prototype
drawings looked glamorous and exciting. For four years there seemed to
be progress with building an Iron Man armour but the final results were
not near what original intentions led us to expect.
The details were confidential, so the general public
didn’t see the efforts. In 2019 SOCOM stated that the finished product
was not quite what was promised.
The
technology seems to be unreachable at this stage and the project is now
retired. Surely, engineers and scientists will take it off the shelf
and dust it at a later date, but for now, it’s still only possible in
movies and comics.
Read more about the military and their TALOS Iron Man Suit.
McRaven was committed to the finished product helping operators in battle. It was going to improve the survival of soldiers in a firefight.
It was supposed to offer protection
against bullets and help soldiers on operations when scanning for the
enemy. However, the project met an untimely demise.
The
technology developed has allowed the military to develop new
lightweight armour along with helmet displays offering situational
awareness.
It just wasn’t enough to create the super suit ready for testing and mass manufacturing.
Read more about the military and their TALOS Iron Man Suit.
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