Such technology, more specifically called an exoskeleton, sounds like the preserve of the Iron Man series of superhero movies. Yet the equipment is increasingly being worn in real life around the ...

Just as the Palladium-powered arc reactor kept Marvel superhero Iron Man alive, a 58-year-old man ... The device, developed by medical technology company BiVACOR, is a titanium blood-pumper ...

Iron Man has no shortage of powerful armors, some that fulfill their functions perfectly, and others that make him like a god ...

It’s claimed as a world first by its creators at Hankook Mirae Technology, a South Korean robotics ... The robot, which is more than twice the size of a tall man, is so heavy that it shakes ...

Announcing a new initiative in 2014, then-President Barack Obama told journalists: "Basically I'm here to announce that we're building Iron ... spent on real risks and applying the technology ...

Despite fighting alongside coalition partners in virtually every modern conflict, from Afghanistan to the Pacific, America’s ...

Storm has been declared "Earth's Mightiest Mutant," and to prove it, she's now struck out on her own as a solo hero in ...

IMAGINE Tony Stark without his Iron Man suit – a genius inventor, yet limited by his human capabilities. It’s the exoskeleton that transforms him into a superhero, augmenting his strengths and ...

In "Civil War," Spider-Man's first real fight, he handily defeated both ... Over the following years, he constantly rebuilt and improved his Iron Man technology, eventually harnessing nanotech ...

IT service delivery by developing hyper-scalable AI assistants designed to streamline software development, customisation, ...

On August 20, 2020, during a flight from the Siberian city of Tomsk to Moscow, the Russian opposition leader and ...

If it reminds you of scenes like those from Marvel's "Iron Man," you're not far off base ... enabling Soldiers to see real time threats across the battlespace." Robin Seiler, the corporate ...