HAL® Medical Lower Limb Type JP
Built by Cyberdyne · Japan
The HAL® Medical Lower Limb Type JP is a Exoskeleton developed by Cyberdyne (Japan), launched 2018.
RoboScore
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Overview
The HAL® Medical Lower Limb Type JP is a medical exoskeleton designed for rehabilitation purposes, assisting patients with lower limb mobility issues. It utilizes advanced sensors to detect bioelectric signals from the user's skin, enabling the device to support natural movement patterns. This model is specifically tailored for the Japanese market, adhering to local regulatory standards. The exoskeleton is used in clinical settings to aid in gait training and recovery for individuals with spinal cord injuries, stroke survivors, and other neurological conditions.
Flagship features
- Designed for individuals with lower limb movement difficulties
- Adjusts to user size including leg and foot dimensions
- Provides real-time monitoring through HAL Monitor
- Limited to users with detectable bio-electrical signals
- Not available for rental to individual users
Buyer decision signals
Viability
新型医療用HAL下肢タイプの国内レンタル販売開始
Specifications
Category: Exoskeleton- Payload
- 100 kg
- Weight
- 14 kg
- Battery
- 1 h
- Launch year
- 2018
- Price
- Contact for quote
- Status
- active
Company profile
- Founded
- 2004
Detailed specifications
What it is built for3
- Applications
- rehabilitation clinic
- Sub Category
- medical rehabilitation
- Industries Served
- healthcare
Movement & precision1
- Actuator Type
- electric motor
Buying & support1
- Countries Available
- Japan
Other details14
- Load Path
- ground
- Assist Mode
- active
- Body Coverage
- lower body
- Sizes Offered
- custom
- Joints Actuated
- hip,knee,ankle
- Adjustable Range
- leg length, hip width, foot size
- Control Strategy
- intent detection,gait phase detection
- Device Weight Kg
- 14
- Indication For Use
- spinal cord injury,post-stroke gait training
- User Weight Max Kg
- 100
- User Weight Min Kg
- 40
- Joint Rom Breakdown
- {"hip":"20° extension / 120° flexion","knee":"6° extension / 120° flexion"}
- Regulatory Clearance
- PMDA
- Insurance Reimbursement
- true
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Company milestones
- May 2026Launch新型医療用HAL下肢タイプの国内レンタル販売開始
- Feb 2026LaunchLB06 model sales begin
- Jan 2026MilestoneCybernicx Future 2026 announced for Istanbul
- Nov 2024MilestoneMTX Neuro HAL Plus expanded to wider areas
- Jan 2024MilestoneFirst Cybernics & Neurobionics Summit in Hannover
- Oct 2020MilestoneFDA submission describing HAL-ML05/ML07
- Oct 2020MilestoneFDA review summary cites 207 patients in PMS
- Oct 2020MilestoneFDA submission describes HAL-ML05 exoskeleton
Compare with peers
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Frequently asked questions
- Who makes the HAL® Medical Lower Limb Type JP?
- The HAL® Medical Lower Limb Type JP is developed by Cyberdyne, based in Japan.
- What type of robot is the HAL® Medical Lower Limb Type JP?
- The HAL® Medical Lower Limb Type JP is a Exoskeleton made by Cyberdyne.
- How much does the HAL® Medical Lower Limb Type JP cost?
- Pricing for the HAL® Medical Lower Limb Type JP is not publicly listed — contact Cyberdyne for a quote.
- When was the HAL® Medical Lower Limb Type JP launched?
- The HAL® Medical Lower Limb Type JP was launched in 2018.
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