DSEND - Navy's no decompression suit

[txdamselfish]

No decompression suit, can be fitted for him or her.
Swim and walk around easily in a one atmosphere environment.
I wonder if it will be available for us regular yahoos in the future, so when I am 70, I can dive deeper in my pantsuits, stay all cozy.
Hopefully, I wont have any diary before entering the suit. Then it will be a terrible smelly one atmosphere.

Conquering the Abyss: Navy’s New DSEND Suit Revolutionizes Deep Sea Diving

The U.S. Navy has tested a revolutionary dive suit system, the Deep Sea Expeditionary with No Decompression (DSEND), which offers enhanced flexibility and safety for deep sea divers. The DSEND suit maintains steady internal pressure, eliminating the risk of decompression sickness and allowing divers

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[Johnoly]

Forget the deco problems, I want to know how they got all those joints to move under extreme pressure without leaking.

 

[txdamselfish]

It would be neato if the navy used this suit in a joint military mission with the world powers to remove the nuclear reactor & warheads from the K-278 in the Bering Sea.

 

[NaCl H2O]

Would love more info as well, thatis awesome.

GO NAVY!!!!!!

 

[kissonerga.ccr]

So… no p-valve then? Back to diapers, seems like. Kinda puts a limit on autonomy. Although, I suppose without deco obligation, they could just winch me up for a quick #1/#2, then back to work

Also, I hate not being able to scratch my nose