MassRobotics recently hosted the “Robotics in Age & Assistive Tech” event in collaboration with The Grid and Harvard’s Move Lab.
The event brought together a diverse group of stakeholders to discuss the challenges and solutions in the rapidly growing field of robotics and assistive technology.
The gathering underscored the critical role of collaboration between research institutions, healthcare providers, and innovative startups to create impactful solutions in the age and assistive tech space.
Conor Walsh’s insights highlighted the potential of robots to transform healthcare and rehabilitation processes.
Keynotes from Indra Sandal and Kevin White of Tampa Veterans Hospital provided insight into the mobility needs of patients in hospital and rehabilitation settings.
Startups showcased their technologies that are contributing to the field of assistive and mobility tech: REEV, Tombot, UnOrthoDOKS, Verve Motion, Able Innovation, ATDev, Ava Robotics, Cobionix, and Tatum Robotics.
Paul Loschak from Medtronic, a sponsor of the event, wrapped up the session discussing the importance of corporate collaboration in driving innovation.
The event sparked conversations and collaborations across sectors.
The need for innovative robotics and AI-driven solutions will only increase as the population continues to age.
The event was a reminder of the power of collaboration, innovation, and shared purpose in tackling the challenges that lie ahead.