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TALOS special ops exoskeleton today and plans for exoskeleton divisions in 2030s
This special situation exoskeleton system will be the first system used in combat.
In five years there will be lower body exosuits to help soldiers carry their heavy loads. US Soldiers carry 50-80 pounds of equipment.
It will take ten years before the first for major deployments of multi-mission exoskeletons.
The TALOS prototype models are battery-powered hydraulic rigid exoskeletons with a bulletproof outer shell.