Innovation & Technology
Study Visit
In-Person
Open
HAL Exoskeleton: From Medical Therapy to Industry
Study HAL technology from Cyberdyne Japan and its applications in neurological rehabilitation, factory worker assistance, and support for the elderly.
Duration
4 days
Hours
28 hrs
Location
Tsukuba, Japan
Language
ar
Seats
/ 20
Overview
HAL (Hybrid Assistive Limb) by Cyberdyne Inc. is the world first cybernic system that reads bioelectrical signals from the body surface and amplifies voluntary motor function. It is clinically approved in Japan and the EU for stroke, spinal cord injury, and neuromuscular disease rehabilitation. Industrial HAL variants reduce musculoskeletal injuries in factory workers by 40%. This programme visits Cyberdyne facilities in Tsukuba for hands-on demonstrations and technology briefings.
Program Objectives
- Understand the technology and regulatory status of HAL exoskeleton systems.
- Evaluate clinical and industrial applications for HAL in their country context.
- Design a pilot deployment plan for exoskeleton technology.