Robotic legs help patients learn to walk again

by Molly Shen

Thu, May 24th 2018, 12:00 AM UTC

Seattle's Swedish Medical Center is the first in the country to strap the brain activated robot legs onto patients The robot is from a Japanese company called Cyberdyne. It's called a hybrid assistive limb, or HAL. (KOMO News){ }{p}{/p}

Seattle's Swedish Medical Center is the first in the country to strap the brain activated robot legs onto patients{ } The robot is from a Japanese company called Cyberdyne. It's called a hybrid assistive limb, or HAL. (KOMO News){ }

Seattle's Swedish Medical Center is the first in the country to strap the brain activated robot legs onto patients{ } The robot is from a Japanese company called Cyberdyne. It's called a hybrid assistive limb, or HAL. (KOMO News){ }

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Seattle's Swedish Medical Center is the first in the country to strap the brain activated robot legs onto patients The robot is from a Japanese company called Cyberdyne. It's called a hybrid assistive limb, or HAL. (KOMO News)

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