I recently went to fabulous Salt Lake City to the Raytheon Sarcos facility to see the real life version of the Iron Man suit, the XOS 2. And while this suit isn’t powered by some futuristic kind of ...

Some of our readers will remember the Sarcos XOS 2 Exoskeleton suit that we featured on the site last year. The manufacturers of the suit have now said that they should be putting it into production ...

Fancy your own real mechanical exoskeleton suit? The next generation XOS 2 Exoskeleton has been unveiled and is lighter and stronger than its previous design. It’s even quicker and light enough to now ...

Blame it on Tony Stark's ego, but Raytheon's debut of the XOS 2 Exoskeleton focuses too much on the Iron Man theme. Raytheon (via Sarcos) developed the XOS 2 for the army to help carry and move loads.

XOS 2 is lighter, stronger and faster than its predecessor, yet it uses 50 percent less power, and its new design makes it more resistant to the environment. The suit uses up to 3.5 kilowatts of power ...

When we first laid eyes on the Sarcos XOS military exoskeleton three years ago, its sheer power and dexterity left us in awe... but as you can see immediately above, that wasn't enough for Raytheon.

Raytheon's XOS 2 has a right hook that can rip straight through a wall, but Dr. Fraser Smith assures us that death-dealing variants are still a good ways off. We caught up with the good doctor earlier ...

Raytheon’s second-generation exoskeleton (XOS 2), essentially a wearable robotics suit, is lighter, stronger and faster than its predecessor, yet it uses 50 percent less power, and its new design ...

Raytheon, having just announced that the development of their second-generation Exoskeleton have just completed, called the first iteration of the XOS system a proof of concept. As many would have ...