The Hybrid Assistive Limb helps improves locomotion in patients with Cerebrospinal injuries
Locomotor training performed using a neurologically controlled cyborg HAL® enables the neural activity and repetitive exercises of specific tasks. HAL® Therapy promotes learning and leads to the restructuring of appropriate proprioceptive feedback loop.
HAL Principle in Spinal Injury
Cyberdyne is a robot designed to enable persons who have lost the use of their lower limbs to regain the joy of walking. Cyberdyne uses HAL® [Hybrid Assistive Limb] technology. The patient’s intention is used by the robotic suit to move the legs.
HAL® Cyberdyne’s Hybrid Assistive Limb, improves locomotor activity in spinal cord injury. This neurorehab device helps the Cerebrospinal Injury patients move their paretic or paralysed legs based on their intention and the device does not dictate its movements on its own. Using the feedback system inherent in your body, your voluntary movements assisted by HAL will lead to improvements in your gait patterns and walking function even in the chronic stages of the disease.
Furthermore, positive effects have been observed with regard to neuropathic pain, bladder and bowel function, spasticity, mental health and the cardiovascular system.
HAL® is designed to establish a pathway for signals that reach the muscles to cause a meaningful response through movement. Various setting parameters adjustments are also available for medical professionals to help the wearer achieve their intended movements more easily. HAL’s non-invasive sensors can detect faint “bio-electrical signals” that reflect the wearer’s intention on the surface of their skin.
Treating Cerebrospinal Injury with the help of HAL
Steps that HAL follows…
The brain communicates with the muscles by sending nerve impulses when a Cerebrospinal Injury person wants to move a particular area of their body. People with physical disabilities who suffer from damaged neurological systems struggle to move as freely as they would want because they are unable to convey these signals to the muscles in a reliable manner.
Such cerebrospinal disabilities have previously been thought to be challenging to treat. However, a recently created “cybernetic treatment,” a ground-breaking robot treatment system that would regenerate and enhance the Cerebrospinal Injury patient’s own brain-neuro-physical processes, has started to provide significant improvements in patients’ capacities to move independently. Cyberdyne Treatment in India is rapidly improving and is done by the best doctors.
Because HAL® exoskeletons compensate for the missing power of the legs, the therapy is aimed at a wide group of patients with walking disabilities, who still have some residual functions in their legs since the patient can only steer the robot, if neural impulses on the surface of the skin can be intercepted.
Recovery
Cyberdyne is a robot designed to enable people who have lost the use of their lower limbs to regain the joy of walking.
Cyberdyne uses HAL® [Hybrid Assistive Limb] technology. The Cerebrospinal Injury patient’s intention is used by the robotic suit to move the legs. The Hybrid Assistive Limb can be used, under certain circumstances, in the rehabilitation of the various conditions.
Patient Testimonial
Derrick says ‘This revolutionary technology offers hope to people looking for rehabilitation & to many who are told they would never walk again’
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