The Iron Man suit can fly at 320 km/h.

A British inventor has created an Iron Man-style flying suit that can reach a top speed of 320 km/h.

Inventor and businessman Richard Browning created a machine with six mini jet engines and a specially designed outer frame, the Independent reported on March 31.

The suit, called Daedalus, can take off and land vertically and fly, using the wearer's body to control speed. According to Browning, it can reach speeds of 320 km/h and travel at altitudes of over 600 m.

Currently, the suit allows the user to fly continuously for about 10 minutes, but this depends on how the propulsion system is operated. "I think it's much less dangerous than riding a sports motorcycle around the countryside. It's not as dangerous as it looks," Browning said.

Browning spent 13 months perfecting the product, starting from when he purchased his first mini-jet engine in February 2016. Browning hopes to bring the flight suit to market by the end of this summer.

Browning shared that some people have compared the flight suit to the fictional superhero Tony Stark (Iron Man). "But this is a real achievement for aviation. We are focused on building a technology that can change the world," Browning shared.

According to VNE