China’s Kestrel Defense is testing a new exoskeleton tailored for soldiers who operate drones and advanced battlefield systems.
Circulating on Chinese social media, the system shows a soldier outfitted with articulated limb supports and a helmet-mounted display, tools designed for managing unmanned systems from the field.
The exosuit is built to reduce physical strain during missions that require long hours in crouched or kneeling positions. That makes it especially relevant for drone operators, artillery crews, and reconnaissance teams who often need to stay put while staying alert.
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