Landmates
Large exo-suits that allow increased maneuverability and firepower, almost all ESWAT operatives are trained to use a Landmate. They come in different varieties to fit the mission type. The pilot controls the Landmate by sitting in a exo-suit like cab that folds over the pilot's head and torso. Their arms are fitted inside a glove like apparatus enabling them full range of access to hold a weapon or grip. Movement of these arms controls the movement of the large robotic arms. Their main function is to grasp weapons. The arms can be controlled individually from inside the suit and the pilot's eyes. Since the cockpit covers the entire head and torso, vision is controlled from viewscreens in front of the pilot's face. The cameras are mounted on a robotic head mounted like a human head, between the shoulders. In order to fly the Landmate, there are two anti gravity apparatuses mounted on the back. They come together in the center of the back and propel the Landmate forward. For VTOL there are 4 jets mounted in the thighs.