In less than one week’s time, an overwhelming response from Guilford community members has generated some $6,500 to help 16 year-old Alex Russello, who is legally blind, meet his goal of $15,000 for a pair of hi-tech Esight glasses. Read more >>
Myomo, a wearable medical robotics company, announced that MyoPro — its myoelectric orthosis or powered brace — is now…
read moreMary Sedgwick has been blind since 2003, but advanced technology has answered her prayers. Read more >>
read moreA Toronto-based company called eSight is bringing an end to legal blindness with their groundbreaking technology. A visor with…
read moreRegroup Mass Notification, the award-winning leader in emergency and day-to-day communication technology, today announced a joint alliance with Alvarez…
read moreThanks to the community, a young boy is going to be able to see better than ever.
Corbin Wolfe’s family…
Aircuity, the leading global provider of measurably better environments, is excited to announce several new products and additional features…
read moreOne of the area’s biggest tech firms, Boston-based Carbonite Inc., will announce a new charitable fund focused on closing…
read more“It was originally raise funding for my eSight visor, but we got the call yesterday that anonymous donor had…
read moreShiva Kashalkar launched Green Piñata Toys, a subscription service that ships several toys to parents at one time and…
read moreEmovi, Inc. signed a multiyear endorsement agreement with Kansas City Chiefs guard Laurent Duvernay-Tardif, MDCM to help support knowledge…
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