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Cyberdyne Canada
HAL Lumbar Rehabilitation
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Now opening in Canada

A gym for seniors,
powered by robotics.

One-on-one rehabilitation sessions using the HAL Lumbar exoskeleton — a wearable robot that reads your body's own signals to help you stand, move, and live independently again.

Book a free trial sessionSee how it works
~3 kg
Lightweight
1-on-1
Guided sessions
5 weeks
Program length
A senior standing up from a chair with the help of a therapist, wearing the HAL Lumbar exoskeleton
HAL Lumbar Type wearable robotic exoskeleton
The Technology

Your intention. Amplified.

The HAL Lumbar Type is a wearable robot developed by CYBERDYNE Inc. in Japan. It picks up the faint bioelectric signals your brain sends to your muscles and gently assists the movement you're already trying to make.

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    Reads your body's signals
    Sensors on the skin detect the neural command to move — before your muscles even contract.
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    Assists sit-to-stand
    The device supports trunk extension and hip lift, so standing up feels lighter and safer.
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    Rebuilds neural pathways
    Repeated, successful movement retrains the brain–muscle loop, restoring real strength over time.
Our Sessions

A gym designed for the second half of life.

Every session is one-on-one with a trained therapist. No crowded classes, no guesswork — just focused work on the movements that matter most: getting up, walking, staying steady.

Foundation

HAL Lumbar 1-on-1

45 min

Personalized sit-to-stand and trunk extension training with the HAL Lumbar exoskeleton. Ideal for building baseline strength and confidence.

  • —Full biofeedback readout
  • —Therapist-guided reps
  • —Progress tracked each visit
Program

5-Week Restore

10 sessions

Our signature program, modeled on the published 5-week HAL protocol shown to improve mobility in low-fitness older adults.

  • —2 sessions per week
  • —Baseline & exit assessment
  • —Home-exercise handoff
Support

Neuro & Frailty Care

By referral

Specialized sessions for Parkinson's, post-stroke recovery, and physical frailty — built around the research on HAL biofeedback core exercise.

  • —Clinician collaboration
  • —Caregiver welcome
  • —Adaptive pacing
Senior woman doing a guided sit-to-stand exercise with her therapist
Who it's for

Built for the people who built everything else.

Seniors losing mobility
Regain the strength to stand, walk, and stay independent at home.
Post-injury recovery
Rebuild after a fall, fracture, or hospital stay with structured, safe reps.
Neurological conditions
Parkinson's, stroke, and spinal cord injury benefit from repetitive neural training.
Long-term care residents
On-site programs that reduce caregiver strain and improve quality of life.
The Science

Backed by peer-reviewed research.

HAL therapy isn't experimental. It's an evidence-based intervention studied in seniors, frailty patients, and people with Parkinson's Disease.

Published study

5-week program in low-fitness older adults

A 5-week HAL exercise program showed lasting improvements in physical function measured 5 months after training ended.

Published study

Biofeedback core exercise for frailty & Parkinson's

HAL-assisted core training improved trunk stability and functional mobility in physically frail patients, with and without Parkinson's Disease.

Try a session on us.

First trial is complimentary. Come in, meet a therapist, wear the HAL, and feel the difference in 45 minutes.

Call
(416) 000-0000
Email
hello@cyberdyne.ca
Visit
Cyberdyne Canada Rehabilitation Studio — Toronto, ON