Take a Step into the Future with ONYX

Lockheed Martin continues refinement of next-generation industrial products with our primary focus on powered exoskeletons. Lockheed Martin’s new powered lower-body exoskeleton, ONYX, has demonstrated its ability to increase mobility and reduce fatigue of its users. By reducing the effort in walking and climbing, this technology can literally help soldiers and first-responders go the extra mile while carrying mission-essential equipment.

[h-e-acc]

Can you have a civilian version of these exoskeletons to help hemiplegic and paraplegic stroke victims like my dad or help ambulate people suffering from debilitating chronic pain like my mom please and hope Medicare can cover please. Thank you.

[RCAvhstape]

This is cool, but you know what we really want is Ripley's power loader from Aliens.

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0:01 "how much can you see, with that sharingan of yours?"

[BosleyBeats]

Does the exo have the ability to charge or store energy from kinetic motion, so it can prolong the 8 hour battery life? For high endurance missions?

[JA]

I would love to see an effective and computerized knee assistance system like this, if that is what it is, available to civilians! Millions of people could then avoid knee surgeries and other osteopathic surgeries. I know that it would have to coordinate with our central nervous system, but we can make that happen.

[SCE-cemh]

So, when we'll see a Mjolnir suit?

[TheLegitAlpha]

Alright, military applications are one thing, but for civilians that do a lot of work, this could be a game changer...

[adamschultz]

You guys need to work on your videos. Who are you selling this to? Children? Specs are cool, and fancy words catch the eye, but people want to see results. This will only cause more confusion and distrust in the future. Your most popular video on this subject should be a demonstration.

[donotdisplayname]

Pokémon fans are starting to become managers and name products.

[HumptyDumptyActual]

So Lockheed is planning to create 4th echelon. Can't wait for the announcement of splinter cell division.

[Kyontheotakugamer]

call of duty advanced warfare/ black ops 3/infinite warfare brought me here

[martinbubel]

could we see some more footage of use case scenarios?

[DutchThackers]

Was expecting a demo. Interesting stuff indeed. Would these be used for front line high intensity combat? Intrigued by the application. Would be good for post natural disaster rescue as well I guess.

[astrosuperkoala]

Here before the trolls have emerged from their cave

[pedrosabino]

Really this? The lockheed martin have a channel?

[AnimatedAirlines]

Only a few more decades, maybe less, before an Iron Man suit

[arealbigboss]

did they take this music straight from deus ex or something?

[shawntravelstheworld]

I foresee a ton more of back injury claims after these are field.

[lucasanjosdosreis]

Please new engine prepar 3d v5.O or 6.0

[CHRISXTRMGAMING]

Pretty lame introduction to this product