Experience the creation of a functional Iron Man laser gauntlet. This project showcases the design and testing of a wearable device that brings comic book technology to life, demonstrating its ability ...

An inventor whose jet suits have won him comparisons with Iron Man says he’s poised to sign £24,000,000 of deals with special forces. Richard Browning’s ‘human flight pack’ can carry it ...

Tony Stark and his amazing Iron Man flight suit, an impressive piece of wearable tech designed and built by Stark alone, is a near-perfect Marvel comic-book confection -- just the kind of thing ...

Since Marvel Comics introduced the world to the wonders of Tony Stark's red-and-gold-clad alter ego in the 1960s, superhero fans have lusted after an Iron Man suit. But they aren't the only ones ...

Development cost for a typical HMD for a fighter jet: $54.1 million. Exoskeleton. Tony’s suit is essentially an exoskeleton that gives Iron Man his super strength and maneuverability.

Jet suit racers dot skies as real-life Iron Man takes flight Jet suits turn sci-fi into reality in front of awestruck crowd in Middle East. By Kurt Knutsson, CyberGuy Report Fox News.

Researchers in Italy have successfully completed the first flight of iRonCub3. The robot lifted off the ground by about 50 cm ...

After years of sensational announcements for a soldier-borne combat exoskeleton and next-generation body armor that can stop a .50 caliber bullet, the Russian military-industrial complex is once ...

Lots of people want a real-life Iron Man suit, but one YouTuber made his dream a reality. After years of work and more than $50,000 in parts, Jake Laser pulled a Tony Stark and made himself a ...

South Korean researchers have developed a wearable robot to aid paraplegics in walking. The lightweight WalkON Suit F1 helps users maneuver obstacles and climb stairs using sensors.

If you could recreate any of the capabilities of Tony Stark’s Iron Man suit in real life, it would probably be the ability to fly, the super strength, or maybe even the palm-mounted lasers th… ...

South Korean researchers have developed a lightweight wearable robot that can walk up to paraplegic users and lock itself onto them, enabling them to walk, manoeuvre obstacles and climb staircases.