This Is An 8,000-Pound Exoskeleton Controlled By A Human

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This 8,000-pound machine is built to race. Meet Prosthesis. Prosthesis is an 8,000-pound exoskeleton completely controlled by a human. Prosthesis stands at nearly 15 feet tall and 18 feet wide. It's the world's first racing "mech" built by Furrion.

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