Researchers in Chicago say they have done enough monkey business

March 9, 2011 - PRLog -- Sarcos promptly landed itself a lucrative $10 million contract from the US military, to come up with something that will make a future generation of super transformer soldiers.

That mechanical suit weighed 70kg and had a computerized "brain" able to sense the movement of the person wearing it, and then amplify those movements almost instantaneously through a series of hydraulic valves mimicking the tendons in the human body.

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Simply imagine the results of combining the Chicago team's research with Sarcos' military funded efforts and you have a sci-fi action movie in the making. Minus the monkeys.

Or maybe with the monkeys, depending on your views of the military.

Of course, nobody is currently admitting that the suits would be used in this way and any journalist speaking to Sarcos is likely to get the same old line about the suit being used for unloading weighty ammunition crates from trucks and helicopters, heaving hundreds of pounds of equipment through difficult terrain and for fixing tank and other military vehicle breakdowns in warzones.

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Last time we checked though, the suit only had a 30-minute short battery life and had to be powered by a generator, which is hardly ideal for ultra-mobility.

Still, monkeys, transformers, brain moving thought machines and military killing machines...Is this a killer Christmas story or what?

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