Monday, April 28, 2014

Cyberdyne and EKSO’s Bionic Skeleton

Cyberdyne, a Japanese company, received CE mark for it’s HAL (hybrid assistive limb) for rehab use. It is designed to help people with lower-body disability to walk. The current model is for rehab use only, not to be taken home for daily use.




Similarly, an American company called EKSO Bionics has developed a bionic suit to enable individuals with various levels of paralysis to hemiparesis to stand up and walk.

The skeleton suit has multiple walk modes to actuates steps with a button, to steps via user control, to achieve next step by moving hips, or to step by user’s weight shift..

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