# HULC
Exoskeleton with a 200 pounds load capacity

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## Hunter's comment
Exoskeleton has proven to be one of the best inventions that has helped the military section to be precise. Like HULC, this Exoskeleton is very powerful and with the help of it, the user can reduce it metabolic cost. It adequate strength allows for it to carry 200 pounds worth of load without the wearer being impeded.

>The reduction of the wearer’s metabolic cost is of paramount importance for long duration missions. This is true because excessive oxygen consumption leads to premature fatigue even if the exoskeleton supports the load. In fact, a very recent BAA from the Natick Soldier System Center requests proposals to conduct a preliminary study on solutions that lead to a reduction of oxygen consumption.

[Link](https://bleex.me.berkeley.edu/research/exoskeleton/hulc/)

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## Link
https://bleex.me.berkeley.edu/research/exoskeleton/hulc/

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## Contributors
Hunter: @john-paul

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