The government shutdown of 2013′s effect on the Iron Man suit is
nonexistent. The military is still planning to push for the technological
marvel that could eliminate US casualties in future overseas wars.
As previously reported the military is really trying to get a
remarkable new Iron Man suit created and sent to Afghanistan for testing. What
this suit incorporates is an exoskeleton over a liquid metal body suit, meaning
that whoever wears it is armored and protected from enemy gunfire.
The suit is being officially named TALOS, or Tactical Assault Light Operator Suit, and the
military is pushing for MIT to come up with the liquid metal
suit which will enhance movement, heat or air condition the soldier inside, and
even treat wounds, effectively turning soldiers overseas into the real life
Iron Man equivalents.
According to the press release about the liquid metal portion of
the TALOS suit, “Liquid [turns to] to solid in milliseconds when a magnetic
field or electrical current is applied.”
In spite of the government shutdown of 2013, the Iron Man suit is
still underway. Of course, this coincides with the previously stated fact that
the government has shut down all nonessential functions including parks and
such.
Source: inquisitr
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