Force Infuser

Description: This is a simple thing, a very focused version of other tech. It's a glove, similar in appearance to a Kinetic Amplifier, but with a circular metal disk in the center of the palm. The user presses this disk to anything they want, and then thinks about the direction they want it to move, and with how much force. Then, assuming they did it right and the battery has the juice to do it, the object will be moved. The battery for the system stores kinetic energy which is absorbed through the disk. This absorption includes everything from the movement of the user's hand when walking, to them repeatedly smashing the disk against a wall or firing a bullet into it. That last one isn't recommended, but if you can manage to get your hand in the path of a bullet, it will look really dang cool.
There is no limit to the amount of force it can contain, at least any amount we can reasonably get hold of.
There's no limit to the amount of force it can release at once, beyond the amount that will pulp you with the shockwave.
There is no known inefficiency between absorbing and releasing.
It is possible to automate a force infuser, but it will only be able to output one degree of force, nothing higher or lower. If you attempt to use it when the battery doesn't have enough charge it often either goes unstable or can violently draw potential and kinetic energy out of the area.