HAL, suit-skeleton from Japan

Posted on May 17th, 2008

HAL, suit-skeleton from Japan

After several rounds give the world since it was shown in 2005 for the first time, the robot (define complicated) HAL has already been submitted formally in society in Japan.

HAL is a kind of skeleton robotic mission that is helping people with mobility problems or those requiring rehabilitation. The suit, after several years of development, has managed to build with a weight so low that it was not a drawback to its use. And you may now begin to market.

The curious thing sankay of this invention, a professor at University, is that since its inception was conceived as a technology that should help, not engage in any other purpose. In fact, probably would have improved faster if he had decided to bring the technology to military camp, not because he lacked suitors. He, however, did not want that happen.

HAL does not require great efforts to move it or use it. Va. equipped with sensors on nerve signals from the brain, intuyen movements that the body wants to make and aid in this task.

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