Sure thing, that prototype sounds wild. If it’s levitating on magnetic fields, you’ve gotta lock the current to the magnetic flux every millisecond. Start with a closed‑loop feedback that reads the suit’s pitch, roll and yaw from an IMU and sends corrections straight to the coil drivers. Add a little adaptive control so the system learns how the load shifts as you move—no more wobble when you pick up a bag of rocks. Keep the magnetic field as low as possible, use superconducting coils if you can, and spread the power draw across a lightweight battery pack. And don’t forget a failsafe that drops the suit to a slow‑roll on a power glitch. Easy tweaks, huge gains.