This 9 ft (2.7 m) tall robot suit replicates your movements. Japanese company Skeletonics has developed several rideable exoskeleton robot suit models over the past decade. These robot suits, which have no motors or other power sources, expand the range and function of the wearer's movements and can be custom designed for events and marketing activities. The company also has an office in the U.S., where visitors may have the opportunity to experience what it feels like to pilot these cool suits.

The Atlante exoskeleton by Wandercraft has been approved by the FDA to help stroke patients recover their balance and ability to walk naturally. Robotic exoskeletons have been used in other physical rehabilitation, with Atlante allowing people to regain their strength and agility. | Mashable