The Cyborg Wearable™Multiple Sclerosis sufferers benefit from HAL’s robotic gait training. The world’s first technology, called HAL [The Hybrid Assistive Limb], maintains, improves, and regenerates a wearer’s physical functions in accordance with their objectives.
HAL® offers two control system types that can be combined based on the wearer’s circumstances.
With the non-invasive BES-sensing technology solution, Cyberdyne Hal® assists people all over the world in regaining their ability to walk.
Patients with multiple sclerosis can move around more easily thanks to the hybrid assistive limb.
BES sensing technology is employed for mobility wellbeing, or the capacity to move around independently of external support.
To sustain a high quality of life and independence, the Wearable Cyborg™ HAL improves general well-being.
HAL assists the wearer in moving in accordance with their intentions or even using greater force than usual by regulating the power unit according on the movements it identifies.
Neurons in the body can send information from the brain to the muscles with as little as a movement. Light “bio-electrical signals” that seep to the skin’s surface can do this, causing the entire musculoskeletal system to move.
Plans and Procedure for Multiple Sclerosis
The robotic suit used in the Cyberdyne treatment applies the patient’s intention to move their legs. The Hybrid Assistive Limb (HAL), designed for multiple sclerosis sufferers, allows them to enjoy the joys of standing and walking.
The Cyborg Wearable™HAL features two different control systems that can be combined based on the wearer’s needs. The wearer’s desired movements are carried out via the “Cybernics Voluntary Control System” using BES. The other is the “Cybernics Autonomous Control System,” which enables movements like those of a human even in the absence of BES detection. HAL is a highly sophisticated piece of technology because of these two control techniques.
When a person moves, the brain signals the muscle to command the movement. At that time, a very faint signal that reflects the wearer’s intention to move appears on the skin’s surface. Using its sensors attached to the skin’s surface, HAL detects the “bio-electrical signals” to perform the desired movements with the wearer’s voluntary commands.
Relief from Multiple sclerosis
The Wearable Cyborg™ HAL Robotic Suit makes a positive difference in the life of a patient affected with multiple sclerosis and paralysis, affecting the spinal cord, joints, and the central nervous system.
Patient Testimonial-
Derrick Says- “Three months have come & gone here at Brooks Rehabilitation. I want to thank everyone at Brooks and Cyberdyne. Today I leave the Brooks Cybernic Treatment Centre knowing that the future looks brighter for people with debilitating injuries. It has been an honour being one of the first few patients in the US to use Cyberdyne HAL
This revolutionary technology – the lower limb exoskeleton, offers hope to people looking for rehabilitation & to many who are told they would never walk again.” So do not give up.
For a free demo on The Wearable Cyborg™ HA log onto https://rehabmodalities.com/
