Death Stranding comes true with a curious mechanical exoskeleton to make casts

They say that reality can overcome fiction and these days we are checking it. Until a few months ago, nobody imagined being in a health emergency like the one caused by the coronavirus. A new virus has put all countries on alert and there are already those who manage to make a normal life within the possibilities. For example, a fa ther designed a suit inspired by Death Stranding to take his son to the hospital no risk of contagion

. Now we have seen some impressive images about a new technology to facilitate the work of the delivery men which inevitably reminds of Sam Porter Bridges.

The video game created by Hideo Kojima presents a post-apocalyptic world in which one must protect oneself from a corrosive rain (in age) that they call decline. Sam has to make casts in a very rough environment, so the game will provide exoskeletons to carry more cargo. Something similar is being tested in China, where a dealer w ith this new technology from Uls Robotics has been seen. If you look closely, it has mechanical limbs that provide more stability with weight

that he carries on his back. Surely the only way not to end up on the ground. The video has been shared by youtuber Naomi Wu and there are already many who wonder if Kojima is a visionary.

Testing out an @ulsrobotics exoskeleton for deliveries. pic.twitter.com/v8I8QXDdVF

– Naomi Wu 机械 妖姬 (@RealSexyCyborg) April 20, 2020

The similarities with the Sam Porter Bridges equipment they are more than evident. Of course, the coronavirus has hit all sectors equally and it seems that Death Stranding is delaying its launch on PC.