Humotech Podcast

In today's episode, we sit down with Tim Reissman, Associate Professor from the University of Dayton in the Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering department. Join us to learn more about his unique journey in rehabilitation engineering, spanning a wide range of technology areas, all focused on realizing the freedom of movement through human-centered design and collaborative research/education. Learn more about Tim [https://udayton.edu/directory/engineering/mechanical_and_aerospace/reissman-timothy.php], who encourages you to reach out to him at treissman1@udayton.edu [treissman1@udayton.edu].

In today's episode, we sit down with Peter Adamczyk, Associate Professor from the University of Wisconsin-Madison in the Mechanical Engineering department. Join us to learn more about his journey through the research, development, and clinical translation of advanced prosthetic design as well as explorations into how wearable sensors could transform this industry and many others. Learn more about Peter [https://directory.engr.wisc.edu/me/Faculty/Adamczyk_Peter/], who encourages you to reach out to him at peter.adamczyk@wisc.edu [peter.adamczyk@wisc.edu].

In this episode, we sit down with Geoff Turner, an independent consultant to prosthetics manufacturers (including Humotech) based out of New York City. Join us as we learn how he leverages his own daily experience using prosthetic technology, diverse business background, and passion for mobility and athletics to deliver no-nonsense perspective that is helping multiple exciting companies realize more useful products. Learn more about Geoff [https://humotech.com/about/team/geoff-turner/] and Humotech's products [https://humotech.com/caplex-products/]. Geoff encourages you to reach out to him via email at geoff@humotech.com [geoff@humotech.com].

In today’s episode, we sit down with Steve Collins, Associate Professor from Stanford University in the Mechanical Engineering Department. Join us to learn more about his quest to improve mobility with robotic prosthetics and exoskeletons that optimize metabolic energy efficiency by leveraging advanced learning algorithms. Learn more about Steve, [https://engineering.stanford.edu/people/steve-collins] who encourages you to reach out to him at stevecollins@stanford.edu [stevecollins@stanford.edu].

In today's episode, we sit down with Joyce Perrone, an independent consultant to Orthotics & Prosthetics businesses (including Humotech) based out of Pittsburgh, PA. Join us as we learn how she navigates the complex healthcare landscape with empathy, optimism, and a keen eye for data insights. Learn more about Joyce [https://www.linkedin.com/in/joyceperrone/], who encourages you to reach out to her via email at jperrone.jp@gmail.com [jperrone.jp@gmail.com].