[UG1 Police Exoskeleton] [Description: Enhanced strength, improved endurance, increased agility, integrated communications and information systems, non-lethal weapons integration, vital signs monitoring] [Power source: Flexigraph standard energy storage battery, capable of 24 hours of full-power operation when fully charged]
This exoskeleton was a modified version of a lightweight military exoskeleton. To keep costs down across the two production lines, most of its components were the same model.
The weapons system had been removed, and new armor plates made from a mixture of Energy-Absorbing Steel and graphene batteries had been added to several key protective areas, such as the back, chest, and shoulders. Its bulletproof and blast-resistant capabilities were quite good.
However, using this exoskeleton still required a Brain-Computer Interface to synchronize with the brain.
Once those conditions were met, he would even be the first to put one on.
Including unofficial employees, the NYPD had just over 50,000 people. At a 10% adoption rate, they would sell only 5,000 units.
". Take it slow. You're saying they're blocking the entrance to your home. All right, I understand."
The NYPD had 9,000 police cars and 120 motorcycles. Replacing two-thirds of the vehicles meant 6,000 cars. At an average price of $80,000 each-
That would bring in another huge windfall.
There was no shortage of resistance, but the incentive was strong too. Everyone was just trying to make a living.
"Of course it's necessary." Captain Stacy turned his head and retracted his helmet's faceplate. "If police could carry all their equipment on them, they'd be able to handle any situation."
Captain Stacy had just finished trying on the exoskeleton and was eager to put it to use. He looked at his subordinates:
Sometimes, it was because they weren't carrying a gun. Faced with agitated citizens, they would panic and fire, leading