Robotic Arm Changes Life Of Stroke Survivor
This revolutionary technology was developed at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and the device was created at the Cambridge-based start-up, Myomo, which stands for my own motion. Watch now >>
This revolutionary technology was developed at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and the device was created at the Cambridge-based start-up, Myomo, which stands for my own motion. Watch now >>
After starting six companies with fellow tech veteran Jeff Flowers since 1980, Wasabi Technologies Inc. co-founder David Friend has…
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read moreMyoPro® for Veterans is Designed to Broaden MyoPro Accessibility to the Many Veterans Who May Benefit. Read more >>…
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