Dear Assistive Robot Industry, We Need You! Sincerely, Rapidly Aging Japan.
By RENO J. TIBKE - [20/3/2013 - 05:20] - 
1 - Healthcare Household Robot
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Okay, so what’s an assistive robot? Well, they’re a lot more cool and useful and tech than it might sound. Think of them more like… social robots, or maybe cybernetic enhancements, or, some years down the road, but not too[...]
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Panasonic subsidiary, Activelink, in alliance with Mitsui Corp. to make exoskeleton power-assist robots
By Stephen - [4/3/2013 - 11:52] - 0 - Robot
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To expand their capabilities in the power-assist robot business, Panasonic subsidiary, Activelink Co., Ltd. and Mitsui & Co., Ltd. agreed to form a business and capital alliance. Activelink was established as a subsidiary company [...]
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Power Loader power amplification exoskeleton robot
By Daimaou - G.G-B - [10/1/2013 - 03:02] - 0 - Robot
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This power amplification robot, called Power Loader, is currently under development by Activelink, a Panasonic subsidiary venture. The aim is to achieve a robot that can freely utilize power beyond human strength, in emergencies or on [...]
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Activelink Announces Availability of Power-Assisting Exoskeleton POWERLOADER Light
By Akihabara News Team - [28/10/2010 - 01:37] - 0 - Robot
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Panasonic Spin Up Fund-supported powered exoskeleton R&D and manufacturing company Activelink Co has announced the POWERLOADER Light (PLL), a lighter-weight (lite?) version of their two-armed power-assist POWERLOADER, for 18M JPY [...]
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Bipedal Exowalker FOR KIDS
By Akihabara News Team - [4/10/2010 - 05:40] - 3 - Offbeat Robot
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Sakakibara Kikai is a Gunma heavy machinery manufacturing firm populated, it seems, with top-of-the-line geeks and nerds: along with the environmentally friendly machines they design and sell, the artificial intelligence they research,[...]
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Power Loader Exoskeleton Suite
By Daimaou - G.G-B - [1/10/2009 - 02:46] - 2 - Robot
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Here’s the most impressive exoskeleton we’ve seen so far. Activelink engineers (belonging to the Panasonic Group) turned the hydraulic exoskeleton suit appearing in the sci-fi classic “Aliens” into reality! Built from alumi[...]
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mang - [19/05/2013 - 07:10]