The object
Richard Browning designed and built the Gravity Jet Suit, a body-mounted array of small turbine engines controlled through the pilot's arm and body movements. It turned a personal-flight prototype into manufactured demonstration hardware used for racing, military mobility trials and remote medical-response experiments.
What Richard did
Designed and built the turbine-powered Gravity Jet Suit, using body-mounted engines and human balance for control.
Why it matters
Gravity says its flight events have reached more than two billion viewers and that the suit has been applied to Special Forces mobility and remote medical response.
Living-status check
Browning's site records his December 2025 public campaign and identifies him in the present tense as Jet Suit creator, positive evidence he was alive in 2025.