​About this event

​The Mobility Unlimited Hub, which was launched in 2024, fosters collaboration among entrepreneurs, researchers and industry leaders to accelerate the development, scaling and adoption of rehabilitative, assistive and adaptive mobility technologies.

​On October 20, join us and meet four members of the hub’s second cohort, whose technologies include wearable headsets, brain-computer interfaces, advanced prosthetics, exoskeletons and more.

​Spots are limited — register today!

​Agenda

​1:00–1:05 p.m. — Opening remarks

​1:05–1:55 p.m. — Venture presentations

​1:55–2:00 p.m. — Concluding remarks

​Presenting ventures

​GiveVision, with headquarters in London, U.K., has developed wearable headsets that allow visually impaired users to watch live sports and cultural events.

​Possibility Neurotechnologies, based in Calgary, has developed a mobile app that transforms EEG headsets into brain-computer interfaces, allowing users to control devices and communicate using only their thoughts.

​Toronto-based smartARM Robotics has developed an intuitive, affordable, AI-powered bionic arm with vision-based grip recognition.

​Victoria Hand Project is a Victoria, B.C.-based non profit that partners with clinics to manufacture 3D-printed prosthetics in low-resource and conflict-affected regions.