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Sensoria Partners With OHI to Deliver First Wearable to Prevent Falls

Posted on October 6, 2015January 2, 2016 by David G. Armstrong

Congrats to our friends at Sensoria and OHI for what we at SALSA believe to be the first commercial mashup of wearables and next-gen orthotics.

moore balance brace

Source: Sensoria Partners With OHI to Deliver First Smart Orthotic Device That Prevents Falls – Yahoo Finance

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