German cyberweapons hobbyist Patrick Priebe is apparently a big fan of Iron Man. Previously, he's created a laser gauntlet and a rocket-launching gauntlet based on those worn by the superhero.

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When the would-be Iron Man wants to zap something, they do so via button controls on the palm-mounted control module. This initially activates a servo, which causes the laser rig to rise out of ...

Watch laser enthusiast Patrick Priebe show off the blasting abilities of his slick Iron Man glove in a new YouTube video. Freelancer Michael Franco writes about the serious and silly sides of ...

Popular Science recently reported on a man (he describes himself as an avid fan of Iron Man) who built a handheld laser projector inspired by Tony Stark's repulsor technology. I find this ...

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and it seems he never takes a rest from constructing crazy laser projects. [Patrick] is a huge Iron Man fan, and his palm-mounted laser unit was built as an ode to his all-time favorite super hero.

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