Returning to the shelter, Chen Xin was busy with the miniaturization of the isotope thermoelectric battery, while seriously considering the issue of how to construct the Exoskeleton Protective Suit.
For Chen Xin, manufacturing an exoskeleton was a simple task; in fact, even for the current Flame Country, producing an exoskeleton was not difficult.
Before the disaster, various exoskeletons had already been put into practical use. They were used not only in the military but also experimentally by delivery couriers.
However, these exoskeletons were passive exoskeletons, which, simply put, are load-bearing structures with no power source. Through scientific ergonomic design, they can effectively support heavy objects and reduce the user's physical exertion, functioning as auxiliary equipment.
Such exoskeletons clearly did not meet Chen Xin's requirements, and he saw no need to labor over developing such things when the country had existing resources available.
