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Artificially powered exoskeletons
Artificially powered exoskeletons are robotic suits which give the wearer superhuman strength and speed. There are no controls - you simply move your hand, and the suit amplifies the power of movement. US DARPA has invested $50 million dollars in this project. Do you think it has a future in the military (or medicine) or is it just a silly dream?
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about 2 minutes
Have you ever heard about exoskeletons which amplify human strength before?
Yes
No
Do you think this technology has a future, or is it just a fantasy of the developers?
I think it has a future and a real use in medicine, military, or somewhere else
I'm not sure if it has a use or not
I think developers watch too much sci-fi movies, exoskeletons won't work
How much weight do you think prototype exoskeletons can carry?
1-20 kg
20-50 kg
50-100 kg
100-150 kg
150+ kg
Where do you think such devices could be used?
In military, to enhance ground troop power
In medicine, to help rehabilitation of stroke patients
In new types of fighting sports
At home, to break stuff for fun
Are you interested in this technology and would you like to get more information about it?
Yes
No
What kind of engine do you think would be best for powering exoskeletons? (Now internal combustion used)
Continue using internal combustion engines
Fuel cells
Hydrogen engine
Nuclear power
Do you think the Lithuanian military should start using exoskeletons?
Yes
No
If you had the chance, would you like to try wearing such exoskeleton yourself?
Yes
No
How old are you?
7-18
18-25
25-40
40-60
60+
What is your gender?
Male
Female
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