Japan firm's wearable robot suits to help injured Ukraine soldiers

Wearable suits developed by a Japanese robotics company are set to be used to help former Ukrainian soldiers who suffered severe injuries in the war against Russia regain muscular functions.Cyberdyne Inc. said it has won a 360 million yen ($2.4 million) order to deliver 46 units of its HAL robotic suit series as part of a Japanese government-backed agency's project to help Ukraine reconstruct in the wake of the Russian invasion launched in February 2022.The company will deliver the products to electrical equipment maker Ogawa Seiki Co., which won the bid to supply Ukraine with heavy machine…READ FULL ARTICLE