In late July, Royal Marine reservist turned inventor Richard Browning conducted a short test of his jet-powered Daedalus Mark 1 exoskeleton from the Royal Navy’s HMS Dasher (P280), launching ...

The suit, named the Daedalus Mark 1, uses six tiny jet engines — two mounted on the wearer’s back, with an additional two mounted on each arm — which allows the user to fly through the air ...

Browning has been conducting tests of his “Iron Man” styled Daedalus Mark 1 jet packs, which the Royal Navy believes could be used in future naval assault operations. In a series of videos ...

The Daedalus Mark 1 is a jet suit – nicknamed the Iron Man suit after the Marvel superhero – enables the pilot to fly and hover. It is designed by British inventor Richard Browning ...

Known as the Daedalus Mark 1, Browning has flown in 16 countries with the suit, but said: "Dubai is the hottest place I have ever flown in, and it was a great technical test to make the necessary ...