(Warning: badly written content)

Here is a photo log of progress on the skeletonics inspired exoskelaton suit I have been working on.

I have not been able to get a reply from the skeletonics team. I do not know if they are friendly regarding others
building versions of their suits.

I was able to contact the person who designed their new hand! It was pointed out that the old hand (the design I copied) 
employed parts that skeletonics had patented in Japan. This may mean they are not open to sharing their design information :(

It would be nice to share my design ideas with them :]
I am open to sharing all information about my build. I will with-hold the finger designs as I beleive skeletonics does 
not want them to be public. Ask me anything about anything else :)

I am learning quite a lot both about their suit design and myself. Many of the photos are of ideas 
that did not work. Most of this construction is guesswork. 

My goal is to create a force feedback motion capture suit for my large robot project. (Heh, its only 2 feet larger than 
the skeletonics suit :D) I will start with this suit and make modified (stripped down) versions to get what I need.

As I build this I learn about the challenges faced with the skeletonics designs. I am constructing this from cedar wood,
 which is light, and I believe sufficiently strong. I was going to re-enforce the wood, but after building one arm, I do 
 not believe it is needed. 
I would love to know the strength of the original material (aluminum tube 20x20x2mm I think)
I believe my build to be 25% of the weight of the skeletonics builds. (better? maybe not, but lighter, maybe.)

Currently (Aug 25/2022) I have the stilts 90% complete and one arm built. I am testing the constructed arm before I
duplicate the work. The current design is showing rigidity problems. I have decided that the counterweight springs 
are necessary as the control mechanism cannot handle the full weight of the arm.

I'm NOT trying to get a huge follower count, the easiest ways to reach me are IRC (irc.libera.chat) #robotics or twitter (@ruenahcmohr)