19Sep
17Sep
Expectant moms get wellness help from unexpected entrepeneur
Inside a West Greenwich warehouse sit thousands of pretty little boxes, waiting to be shipped to some long-overlooked consumers. “There's been a lot of products for baby out there, but not a lot of people trying to take care of the moms,” says Premama founder Dan Aziz. Read more >>
15Sep
NTP Software Partners With Wasabi to Offer Low-Cost, High-Performance File Repository Access
Wasabi is proud to announce the addition of NTP Software®, a leading provider of cloud-enabled file management solutions for the expanding file data market, as a new partner. Read more >>
15Sep
ENTREVESTOR: Spring Loaded in accelerator program
Months after launching its revolutionary knee brace, Spring Loaded Technology is entering the Lazaridis Scale-Up Program, one of the country’s leading accelerators for growth-stage companies. Read more >>
15Sep
Corbus Pharmaceuticals to Present at the Cantor Fitzgerald Global Healthcare Conference
Corbus Pharmaceuticals Holdings, Inc. (NASDAQ: CRBP) ("Corbus" or the "Company"), a clinical stage drug development company targeting rare, chronic, serious inflammatory and fibrotic diseases, announced today that Yuval Cohen, Ph.D., Chief Executive Officer, will present at the Cantor Fitzgerald Global Healthcare Conference on Monday, September 25, 2017 at 8:35 a.m. EDT in New York, NY. Read more >>
15Sep
Hi-tech eSight glasses to help the legally blind see on the way to SA
STAR Trek-style smart glasses giving sight to the legally blind are coming to Adelaide, and today, Maureen Montes of Parkside becomes the first person in the nation to buy the $13,000 super specs. Mrs Montes, who has less than 5 per cent vision and is legally blind, has trialled the Canadian eSight glasses and says the first time she wore them she was stunned. Read more >>
13Sep
eSight 3 Launches in Australia and New Zealand
Dr. Brian Mech, President and CEO of eSight, is pleased to announce the launch of eSight 3 in Australia and New Zealand. eSight 3 sets the gold standard for the most sophisticated low vision glasses of their kind anywhere in the world, enabling the visually impaired to actually see, be mobile and independently carry out virtually all Activities of Daily Living (ADLs). Read more >>
11Sep
Life-changing technology is helping blind people see
But the future is looking bright, or rather, clear, for Kasandra these days. The 16-year-old sophomore is part of a growing client list for eSight, a set of electronic glasses that uses camera magnification to assist those for whom a prescription is not enough. It’s one of numerous tools geared toward the visually impaired to crop up on the market in recent years, and for Kasandra, who was fitted with her’s in February, it’s proved life-changing. Read more >>
10Sep
eSight device helps Cheyenne teen see a new world
Sven Sansa, 15, who has rod cone dystrophy, wears his new eSight glasses, which greatly improve his ability to see, at Cheyenne's Central High on Friday, Sept. 8, 2017. Read more >>
08Sep