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SUMMARY:Webinar from Alliance: State of Play: How tech research can help living with MND
DESCRIPTION:We are kicking off State of Play for 2024 with a look at how tech research can help people living with MND. MND Australia’s Dr Ben O’Mara will talk about the ‘Game on with MND’ project looking at how we can make gaming more accessible for people with MND and Dr Taylor Dick from the University of Queensland will talk about exoskeletons as mobility aids.
URL:https://www.als-mnd.org/event/webinar-from-alliance-state-of-play-how-tech-research-can-help-living-with-mnd/
LOCATION:Zoom Webinar
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