Scientists at Harvard are working toward a “novel wearable system” that could prolong the physical endurance of soldiers in the field. While this may seem a bit too much like they’ll be saving Gotham City, ahem – real life Batsuits, the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency has already granted $2.6 million to the university’s Wyss Institute for Biologically Inspired Engineering for the project. Click ahead to read more about the high-tech suit and how it will delay the onset of fatigue.
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