HAL Single Joint – Knee Configuration

HAL® For Living Support Single Joint Type is a non-medical single motor version of the Hal exoskeleton.  It can be used on either the elbow or the knee.  It is an assistive device designed to provide extra force to the knee or ankle.  This product straddles the line between a consumer and a medical assistive device.

HAL for Well-Being Single Joint Type is a powered single-joint HAL wearable robot from CYBERDYNE that can be configured for elbow or knee joint training. This knee-focused entry covers the lower-limb configuration, which assists flexion and extension exercises using bio-electrical signal detection and a compact powered unit.

Description

HAL® For Living Support Single Joint Type is a single motor unit that can be attached to the knee or elbow, weighing 1.5 kg (3.3 lb).  The unit comes with a custom palm hand controller.  Similar to the larger HAL, the exoskeleton is controlled with BES (bioelectrical signals).  The motor unit has 120 degrees of maximum rotation.

In 2026, the company lists both a medical and a non-medical variant.

Application(s): Rehabilitation; assistive joint training; elbow flexion/extension training


CYBERDYNE, company info

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