The Jetpack has become more secure and lightweight, and has begun to comprise part of Special Services equipment. With its help, you can manoeuvre in anurban environment and react quickly to emergency situations.
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Easton Thomas
actually the Dubai Police Force is already implementing this to get into tall skyscrapers as fast a possible. it is already happening in 2022
19 Oct 2022
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Christopher Garrard
Not a chance by 2050, let alone by 2030. The energy density required for more than 5 minutes of use is far beyond anything we have in our sights, if jets are planned, and using rockets will always be limited by the amount of propellant you can carry. Unless we develop ultra-compact fusion reactors, this is far in the future.
07 Jan 2021
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Chad Hicks
Jetpacks unlikely. Exo suits are far more of a realistic option. We are not talking call of duty advanced warfaire levels of exo suit. Though that game was not that far off on its prediction. Exo suits are being developed right now mostly in japan for work in labor intensive jobs. They are huge and clunky and more like the Loaders from Alien right now then the sleak almost cybernetics of Advanced warfare.
10 Aug 2020
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Юрий Бурак
Chad Hicks, nope
03 Jul 2021
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Юрий Бурак
Юрий Бурак, the best thing is The Can from Total Annihilation
03 Jul 2021
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James Eck
Oof, the gyroscope on this will need a lot of code. I believe it's possible today. Whether or not the military will have their hands on it by 2030 depends on the commercialization process speed. It's rare but could be useful in docking harbors where the police might need to move from boat to boat. This of course would be coupled with flying police cars/trucks. Flying trucks needed.
02 Mar 2020
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Ethan
If we use these we can survive tsunamis earthquakes and other things instead of walking out and getting killed.
17 Aug 2019
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James Eck
Ethan, yeah. Bring your backpack of valuables.
