That's flippin awesome! Although their practicality is probably limited while they need to be attached to your arms instead of legs. Wonder if that'll be the next stage of their development.

It's a UK tech that's adopted for use in getting medical teams into hard to reach locations.
Adopted for military tech because Gundam Things

>>2408
Ah, you beat me to it. I saw a thing on this on BBC and it seemed really cool since mountainous terrain can be risky for helicopters and they require a fairly large landing pad. It'll be good for young first responders and such, but I can't imagine doctors in their 60s doing it.

>>2409
yes, first responders. Physically fit people.
Not going to be doing surgery with it