The HAL exoskeleton of Japanese robotics firm Cyberdyne recently received approval from the Food and Drug Administration to enter the United States, giving patients with spinal cord injuries a ...

Medical hardware manufacturer Cyberdyne has this week announced the arrival of its new Cyberdyne’s therapeutic cyborg legs into the United States offering the HAL exo-suit two spinal injury patients.

Cyberdyne (Tokyo: 7779; OTC: CYBQY), the Japanese medical technology company, announced a partnership today with Brooks Rehabilitation, an industry leader in post-acute physical rehabilitation, to ...

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While we're still a ways away from a proper Aliens-esque Power Loader, our enhanced exo-suit future is already upon us. The HAL (that's Hybrid Assistive Limb, not the murderous space AI) from medical ...

TSUKUBA, Japan -- Japanese wearable-robot developer Cyberdyne is expanding its operations in the U.S., entering into a memorandum of understanding on collaborative research with major medical ...

Cyberdyne Systems is the fictional company depicted in the Terminator series that creates cyborgs that eventually turn against humanity. A similarly named firm, Cyberdyne (Tokyo, Japan) has received ...

I know this isn’t really horror in the most traditional sense, but sometimes you see stuff out there that is just too weird to pass up. Today that bit of weird showed up in CNN’s SciFi Tech Blog… The ...

CYBERDYNE Inc. has secured a significant order from OGAWA SEIKI CO., LTD. for its HAL series and other products, totaling approximately 360 million yen, as part of Ukraine’s Emergency Recovery Project ...