S12mon
- 1
- 0
I think for anything like this to ever be practical, you have to think of the deceleration of the subject as only half of the whole concept. As you brought up Batman early on, you would have to assume that the wearer has significant physical prowess. People who excel in parkour can jump a few stories and land with little to no injury. Now imagine someone with that capability, now wearing a device that slows there descent. Next, to assist in their safe landing, they are wearing a leg brace system, a human body "landing gear" of sorts. Making just a glider, is like a plane landing withingout landing without landing gear, it won't necisarily kill you, but the bottom of the plane won't be in too good of shape, and when the bottom of that plane is your legs, well that's an issue.
-Simon
-Simon