At the stage of the San Agustín Cultural Center in Valladolid, we had the honor of witnessing an event that could have a significant impact on the lives of many people. Under the title "Neurodegenerative Diseases: How Can Technology Help Us?" we embarked on a fascinating journey filled with promises and possibilities.
Imagine gathering experts from across the country, all united by a common purpose: improving the quality of life for those facing neurodegenerative diseases. During this event, we explored three crucial perspectives:
1. Scientific Vision: Advancing with Technology
At the heart of this forum, we delved into an exploration of where we stand in technological terms and what challenges we must overcome. The answers to these questions could trigger revolutionary breakthroughs in the field of neurodegenerative diseases.
2. Social Vision: Listening to Users
We listened carefully to the users, their needs, and challenges. Focusing on real needs is essential to guide technological development toward solutions that truly matter.
3. Technological Vision: Innovation That Makes a Difference
What can technology companies do? What opportunities arise from these challenges? This is where innovation comes into play, and it's a territory to which we are committed.
During the second working session, we had the distinguished participation of Juantxu Martín, our CTO at Gogoa Mobility Robots. Martín, an industrial engineer with degrees in psychology and anthropology, shared his insights into the technological opportunities that GOGOA offers in the field of neurodegenerative diseases. His experience as a founding partner of technology companies and his prominent role in the Basque Health Cluster position him as a true expert in the field.
At GOGOA, we believe in the power of technology to transform healthcare and improve people's lives. We are pioneers in the field of robotic neurorehabilitation and are fully committed to creating cutting-edge robotic exoskeletons and revolutionary neurorehabilitation therapies. In this forum, we presented our innovative technologies, reaffirming our commitment to leading the forefront of medical technology.
Imagine a place where healthcare managers, healthcare professionals, technology companies, and specialized associations come together to discuss the future of caring for neurodegenerative diseases. This forum provided us with the opportunity to connect with people passionate about progress and innovation in the field of health.
We deeply appreciate ITCL for making this event possible and all the participants for contributing their experience and knowledge. The future looks exciting as we continue to work together to change lives and make a significant difference.
Comments