A guide to provide a better 'feel' to everyone's favorite personal equipment. Heavy armors typically have both of these features, lighter models only have the second, some rare types only have the first. Movement augmentation servos integrated into the suit have millions of sensors within the suit which sense directed pressure, and then order the requisite part to move. Once pressure stops, the armor components stop moving.
Integrated systems range from weapons to suit optics and communications.
Obviously anything used for communications or targeting must be heads-up and hands free. Suit Use Typically, to use the basics of a suit of powered armor, you just wear it. Admittedly, without appropriate feedback or training a suit is awkward and always bulky. Fortunately, with proper training these problems begin to recede as the user learns to move with the suit. In reality, if the suits were engineered properly, the servomotors which move the suit would be more accurately placed and with finer negative feedback controls.