Panasonic will start implementation of exoskeletons in 2015. These systems allow people to easily pick up and carry loads of up to 100 kg The Japanese company Panasonic expects in 2015 to start pay the implementation of exoskeletons - devices that allow us to easily lift heavy loads. About this informed the Japanese media. Exoskeleton Power Loader is a suit, equipped with strict external skeleton. The Central PC controls the supporting components of the elastic straps that attach to any limb of a person, special hand-manipulator. It's all in the complex performs the functions of the musculoskeletal system, diminishes loading on the muscles and increases the power of man. The user exoskeleton can simply lift the load up to 100 kg, and then carry it at speeds of up to 8 km per hour. In addition, the company has invented a lightweight model of the skeleton, capacity is limited to 40 kg. it is Expected that it will use the staff of health centres to facilitate the transfer of bedridden patients with berths on the stretcher. Cost of the exoskeletons are from us $ 5 thousand to 7 thousand dollars. In Panasonic believe that their study over time will be broadly popular in the industry and in the construction field. The company also reported that the exoskeleton is possible to use even in the costume of radiation protection, and therefore, the novelty can be used by the liquidators of the consequences of the tragedy at the Fukushima-1". Together with this already investigated the possibility of creating and space suit on the basis of the Power Loader. As we were informed Melbourne Herald sun, in early April 2014 international scientific team invented managed consciousness user costume-robot that allows independent movement paralyzed. The unique development will be demonstrated at the world Cup 2014 in Brazil. Powers costume-robot will demonstrate paralysed in the lower limbs Brazilian baby, who will deal 1st hit the ball in the opening match of the championship of the world, reports The Guardian. Developed exoskeleton is the culmination of many years of work by an international team of researchers and engineers. <iframe width="560" height="315" src="//www.youtube.com/embed/nTRUoanbYjU?rel=0" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>