Honda mobility – Freaky video

mobile worldPublished April 14, 2009 at 3:47 pm No Comments

Not be be out done by Cyberdyne, CrunchGear has a video/commercial that seems like something you would see in Total Recall or RoboCop. I like the stride assist for it’s seemless integration with body and form. That whole weight-assist thing looks a bit freaky. I can see how useful the device would be used in
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HAL – The future is now

mobile worldPublished April 11, 2009 at 2:34 pm No Comments

Cool tech but the company that is leading the charge already has a rich history with Sci-Fi fans. Cyberdyne Systems of Japan (Terminator anyone) with Daiwa House is now mass producing the HAL (Hybrid Assistive Limb) system for around $4,200 US. The system can be used to assist members of our society with diminished movement
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