Cyberdyne overview
Cyberdyne develops wearable robotic systems, especially the HAL exoskeleton platform for rehabilitation, mobility assistance and work support. The company is important because exoskeletons are a distinct branch of robotics that augment human motion rather than replace it with a robot arm.
Company fact | Detail |
Founded | 2004 |
Country | Japan |
Address | Tsukuba, Ibaraki |
Employees | Approx. 100-300; public estimates vary |
Specializes in | Wearable robots, exoskeletons, rehabilitation robotics and cybernics technology |
Products | HAL medical exoskeleton, HAL lumbar support, cleaning robots and cybernics systems |
Typical projects | HAL exoskeleton therapy, rehabilitation centers, assistive mobility, industrial waist support, medical and care robotics |
Management and ownership | Cyberdyne Inc. is publicly listed in Japan. Founder, President and CEO: Yoshiyuki Sankai. Ownership is public-market based with founder influence. |
Website: www.cyberdyne.jp/english
Cyberdyne review summary
Cyberdyne is a Japanese company that makes HAL, a wearable robotic exoskeleton used in medical treatment, care and physical work. Yoshiyuki Sankai, a professor at the University of Tsukuba, founded it in 2004. This profile sets out its history, business, figures and listing.
Verified key facts from the review
Fact | Detail |
Company | Cyberdyne, Inc. |
Founded | June 24, 2004 |
Founder | Yoshiyuki Sankai |
Headquarters | Tsukuba, Japan |
Main product | HAL, the Hybrid Assistive Limb |
Revenue | JPY 3,846 million, fiscal year to March 2026 |
Stock listing | Tokyo Stock Exchange Growth Market: 7779 |
Strengths
A pioneer in wearable robots with medical use.
A founder who is also the lead scientist.
Challenges
Falling revenue and an operating loss.
A small market that has grown slowly.
Read the full review: Cyberdyne Company Profile: History, Business, Financials and Stock
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