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" Ready for part-robocop? The U.S. Army is developing an exoskeleton that fits over an arm to ensure that the wearer&amp;#039;s gunshots are dead-on accurate. The Mobile Arm Exoskeleton for Firearm Aim Stabilization (MAXFAS) is an intricate system involving cables and sensors to survey movement and release the wearer&amp;#039;s arm &amp;quot;like a marionette,&amp;quot; writes Popular Science. Gyroscopes, accelerometers and sensors are used to judge the arm&amp;#039;s movements to determine the direction of the gunshot.  A device like that sounds heavy, but it&amp;#039;s built using carbon fiber to keep the weight down to just 10 ounces. For now, the device isn&amp;#039;t mobile because it requires a large frame to maintain the balance, but the hope is that future versions will be built with lightweight motors so they could be used in the field. Source: Popular Science "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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