Microsoft · HoloLens 2 hardware ↗
Optical architecture, sensor locations, and the requirement to keep camera fields of view clear.
Download what exists. Read what is proposed. Keep the distinction intact when printing, sharing, or continuing the design.
14 subsystem parts, four assembly STEP files, native and print-position STLs, editable source, geometric screens, earlier failed revisions, wiring/attachment plans and an acceptance register.
110 CAD components, STEP/STL, estimated human models, editable source, and original test records.
DEVELOPMENT ONLYZIP / APPROX. 6.4 MiB ↓NEW / SYSTEMS DRAFTWiring and attachment plans, connector schedule, risk register, service-coupon STEP/STL, and editable CAD source.
UNLOADED FIT STUDIESZIP / DRAFT PLANS + CAD ↓References support specific background facts. None of these organizations has evaluated or endorsed IRON-DAD.
Optical architecture, sensor locations, and the requirement to keep camera fields of view clear.
Final feature release and security-servicing horizon. A reason to keep the display module replaceable.
Pressure, fit, and new hazards introduced by wearable support systems. Not an approval of this design.
Heat burden from exertion and clothing; ventilation and a way to stop wearing the suit matter.
An example of current-feedback motor-driver capability, not a selected or safety-rated wearable controller.
A time-of-flight ranging sensor example. Cover-window design and optical field of view require evaluation.
Deployment of plain HTML, CSS, and JavaScript on Cloudflare Pages.
ZIP/folder upload, project creation, and the distinction between Direct Upload and Git-integrated projects.
File-size and platform limits checked during packaging.
Static response-header configuration used by this website.
Reference pages reviewed for Web R03 in September 2026. Manufacturer capabilities do not establish suitability of any part for this wearable project.
The original cosplay reference is DaDave’s Mk6 on Thingiverse, thing:1779274. The passive-exoskeleton idea was inspired by the DIY projects collected on Hackaday. No third-party source suit meshes are redistributed here.
DaDave’s Thingiverse reference ↗Hackaday inspiration index ↗
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