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DESIGNING TOOLS BEYOND CONVENTIONS, MADE FOR ROBOT-HUMAN INTERACTIONS We have our sights set on changing lives and improving human capability around the world. We believe that all good science starts with a human purpose . MEET KINOVA EMPOWER

DESIGNING TOOLS BEYOND CONVENTIONS, MADE FOR ROBOT-HUMAN INTERACTIONS
We have our sights set on changing lives and improving human capability around the world. We believe that all good science starts with a human purpose . MEET KINOVA
EMPOWER HUMANITY OUR THROUGH ROBOTICS VISION IMPROVING HUMAN ACCESSIBILITY EMPOWER HUMANITY CAPABILITIES (HC)
THE KINOVA STORY
Our President & CEO Charles Deguire was inspired by two things… 1) The potential of robotics and how it could change the lives of people with mobility issues. 2) Three of his closest family members were living with muscular dystrophy and could not be self-sufficient.
SECOND GENERATION ROBOTIC ARM LAUNCH: JACO 2 FOUNDATION +200 employees 2009 2018 OUR EVOLUTION 2013 2006 2017 THIRD GENERATION ROBOTIC ARMS FIRST ROBOTIC LAUNCH ARM LAUNCH: JACO
WORLDWIDE OVERVIEW WE DESIGN AND MANUFACTURE HEAD OFFICE 4333, Boulevard de la Grande-Allée Boisbriand (Quebec), Canada, J7H 1M7 Friedrich-Ebert-Allee 13, 53113 Bonn, Deutschland +49 (0) 228-9293-9148 WE DISTRIBUTE IN MORE THAN 40 COUNTRIES
HUMANITY EXCELLENCE OUR VALUES CREATIVITY
- Hilfsmittelverzeichnis - Kinova Europe is a member of a relevant foundation: DGIHV - Medizinischer Dienst der Krankenkasse - World Health Organization’s International Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health (ICF) WHY GERMANY?
CHALLENGES ALONG THE WAY...
1. Accessibility 2. Collaboration with other institutions 3. To have medical professionals not only accept this technology, but buy into it 4. Shifting the paradigms to ensure accessibility for end users
“Businesses are the greatest tool to have an impact… If you want to change the world, build a business and set a mission on that.” - Charles Deguire , Kinova President and CEO
How can we disrupt legacy health care systems to improve accessibility? QUESTION 1
How can we cultivate the norm of collaboration as a key piece of innovation? QUESTION 2
What will a reimagined system among public services, private businesses and patients look like? QUESTION 3
Innovating a better world by building a team of technology listeners and advisors. www.kinovarobotics.com www.meetjaco.com
Your Kinovian today... Peter Fröhlingsdorf pfroehlingsdorf@kinovarobotics.de

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