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Hybrid Assistive Limb or HAL, a Japanese Exosuit that can give superhuman strength : r/interestingasfuck
![Graduate school students assist to wear the robot suit "Hybrid Assistive Limb (HAL) 5", developed by professor Yoshiyuki Sankai at Tsukuba Industrial Liaison Cooporation Research Center of University of Tsukuba, northeast of Graduate school students assist to wear the robot suit "Hybrid Assistive Limb (HAL) 5", developed by professor Yoshiyuki Sankai at Tsukuba Industrial Liaison Cooporation Research Center of University of Tsukuba, northeast of](https://c8.alamy.com/compfr/2d3pep1/graduate-school-students-assist-to-wear-the-robot-suit-hybrid-assistive-limb-hal-5-developed-by-professor-yoshiyuki-sankai-at-tsukuba-industrial-liaison-cooporation-research-center-of-university-of-tsukuba-northeast-of-tokyo-june-24-2005-the-robotic-suit-can-give-an-average-man-twice-his-usual-strength-and-looks-like-a-sleek-high-tech-suit-of-white-armour-or-perhaps-equipment-for-american-football-players-of-the-future-the-gadget-was-developed-to-assist-the-elderly-in-their-everyday-lives-picture-taken-june-24-2005-to-match-feature-tech-japan-robots-reuters-kimimasa-mayama-km-jj-2d3pep1.jpg)