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WearRAcon 22
The Wearable Robotics Association is excited to be back in person for WearRAcon 22! Join wearable robotics professionals and entrepreneurs from industry, medical/rehab, academia, and government April 25-27, 2022 at the DoubleTree Resort by Hilton in Scottsdale, Arizona (USA). The annual event, brings together 250 attendees from across the globe to hear about the latest innovations in wearable robotics, listen to cutting-edge presentations, see live robotics demonstrations, try on and test exoskeletons, and network with the industry leaders.
We are dedicated to the entrepreneurs,
businesses and academics fueling the wearable robotics industry.
Webinar Series
The Wearable Robotics Association offers a variety of online webinars throughout the year, in addition to our annual WearRAcon conference. Webinars will cover a wide range of wearable robotics topics for buyers, end users, academics and entrepreneurs.
Membership
The Wearable Robotics Association (WearRA) offers a number of membership choices
- Member Discounts
- Annual Conference
- WearRA News
- Industry Seminars
- Innovation Challenge
- Education
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Army veteran and Goodyear resident Richie Neian will take home a ReWalk Robotics exoskeleton.
Neider suffered spinal cord injuries in combat during Operation Iraqi Freedom in 2005 and lost his ability to walk.
Read more via @WestValleyView: https://www.westvalleyview.com/news/robotic-exoskeleton-gives-new-hope/article_df19f8f0-3ea4-11ed-9a9e-8fb11a4caa27.html
Industrial workplaces stand to gain the most from wearable technology. While using these gadgets in these sectors is still fairly new, early results are promising.
Read more via @BBNTimes_en: https://www.bbntimes.com/technology/7-amazing-ways-wearables-are-revolutionising-industrial-workplaces
Researchers this week unveiled a new robot that can predict and catch seniors before they fall — a potentially major development in caring for the world’s rapidly aging population.
Read more via @WashingtonPost: https://www.washingtonpost.com/technology/2022/09/10/fall-prevention-robot/