Japanese robots: Cyberdyne’s taking HAL to Europe!

curated by Reno Tibke | August 15, 2013

For nearly a decade, various iterations of Cyberdyne’s Inc.’s HAL suit have been paraded around as the next big thing in exoskeletal human force amplification and/or rehabilitation. Sure, hundreds have been deployed. In Japan. Only. But now, HAL’s going to Europe!

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