Pitch@Palace Commonwealth 1.0
Pitch@Palace Commonwealth is the platform to showcase Entrepreneurs from the Commonwealth countries. Pitch@Palace Commonwealth will support Entrepreneurs by connecting them to local and international networks to amplify their businesses. As part of the Pitch@Palace Global network, it will build connectivity between Commonwealth countries and other key markets.
Pitch@Palace Commonwealth 1.0 will take place at St. James’s Palace in London on Monday 16th April 2018, as part of the Commonwealth Summit. The theme is Human Tech – Benefits for Humanity.
The Entrepeneur selected to represent Australia at Pitch@Palace Commonwealth 1.0 is Peter Ford, Founder and Chairman of Control Bionics. Peter will showcase the revolutionary NeuroNode, the world’s first wearable EMG assistive technology device.
The system, beta tested over five years by Professor Stephen Hawking, enables children with cerebral palsy, and people locked in with traumatic brain injury, spinal cord injuries and neuromuscular conditions such as ALS/MND, to communicate through smartphones, tablets and computers, and even control robots across the planet, using only their own neuroelectric signals.
NeuroNode technology has evolved to interface with the Internet of Things, Artificial Intelligence systems, and advanced engineering vehicles, but continues, at its core, its mission to enable humans to maintain independence and dignity, regardless of any disability or limitation.
To find out more about Control Bionics and the NeuroNode, please visit their website.
Pitch@Palace Commonwealth 1.0 will take place at St. James’s Palace in London on Monday 16th April 2018, as part of the Commonwealth Summit. The theme is Human Tech – Benefits for Humanity.
The Entrepeneur selected to represent Australia at Pitch@Palace Commonwealth 1.0 is Peter Ford, Founder and Chairman of Control Bionics. Peter will showcase the revolutionary NeuroNode, the world’s first wearable EMG assistive technology device.
The system, beta tested over five years by Professor Stephen Hawking, enables children with cerebral palsy, and people locked in with traumatic brain injury, spinal cord injuries and neuromuscular conditions such as ALS/MND, to communicate through smartphones, tablets and computers, and even control robots across the planet, using only their own neuroelectric signals.
NeuroNode technology has evolved to interface with the Internet of Things, Artificial Intelligence systems, and advanced engineering vehicles, but continues, at its core, its mission to enable humans to maintain independence and dignity, regardless of any disability or limitation.
To find out more about Control Bionics and the NeuroNode, please visit their website.
