Exoskeletons: How's it coming?

Stuff You Should Know

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🗓️ 25 October 2012

⏱️ 33 minutes

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Summary

Since the 1960s, the Pentagon has called for a suit that can make a soldier jump higher, run faster longer and generally be a badder dude. It's only now that the materials needed are coming of age. Listen in to learn the state of exoskeleton technology.

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0:00.0	There's so much news happening around the world that we're somehow supposed to stay on top of.
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0:16.4	I'm Wes Kosova.
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0:31.2	Welcome to Stuff You Should Know from HouseofWorks.com.
0:34.8	Hey and welcome to the podcast on Josh Clark, the continuously endlessly ill Josh Clark.
0:49.1	Reminition of 2010-ish, nine.
0:52.3	What's crazy is dude, I take such good care of myself though.
0:55.5	I drink so much juice, like fresh juice.
0:58.6	You mean I juice almost every day?
1:00.5	Well that doesn't mean you're in penitable to sickness and viruses.
1:03.8	I don't smoke cigarettes at all.
1:06.4	That doesn't mean you can't get a virus.
1:08.6	No, it should.
1:09.7	It should.
1:10.4	I'm like a fortress here, man.
1:12.6	I exercise a lot.
1:14.7	I like, I spray lice all in my face three times a day.
1:19.4	That's probably what it did.
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