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Meet the Jetracer Powered by 10 Jet Engines

With one seat and 10 jet engines, Zapata's Jetracer looks intimidating. However, its onboard flight controller promises to make it easy for "anybody" to fly it.

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Road Testing 'Real World Iron Man' Robotic Exoskeleton Boots

Created by Stanford University's Biomechatronics Lab, these ankle exoskeletons are designed to give a motorized boost as you walk, offering more power to people with muscle weakness and mobility issues.

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These 'Real-World Iron Man' Boots Gave Me a Robotic Spring in My Step

The ankle exoskeletons, developed by researchers at Stanford University, use motors to give you extra power while you walk. CNET's Claire Reilly takes them for a test drive.

by Claire Reilly

Learning to Pilot a Giant Mech Suit

Prosthesis is a human-powered exosuit from Exosapien Technologies. CNET's Andy Altman got a crash course in mech-suit pilot training.

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I Learned to Pilot a 9,000-Pound, Car-Crushing Exosuit

I took a crash course in learning how to drive Exosapien's human-driven mech suit, Prosthesis.

by Andy Altman

These Floaters Turns Ocean Waves Into Renewable Energy

Eco Wave Power uses wave data to determine the size of their floaters that can harvest renewable energy.

by Jesse Orrall

Watch Floaters Convert Waves Into Electricity

We spoke to the CEO of Eco Wave Power to learn how its hydraulic floater units convert the movement of the ocean into electricity.

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This Underwater Buoy Could Power Homes By Capturing The Ocean's Power

Scottish startup AWS Ocean has built a prototype device that is crushing expectations.

by Andy Altman

How the Waveswing Generates Power Underwater

The Archimedes Waveswing is a 50-ton buoy from AWS Energy that's spent the last six months generating power off the Scottish coast. The company says the device has surpassed its expectations by 20%.

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This Car Cleans the Atmosphere While Driving

ZEM is a carbon capture plant on wheels.

by Andy Altman