The new start-up will focus on creating technology-based solutions for people with motor limitations.
Zyrobotics, a Georgia Institute of Technology start-up, has launched out of the university with support from the institution’s incubator Venturelab.
Zyrobotics will provide technology-based enabling solutions for people with mild to severe motor limitations. The start-up’s aim is to develop products that are adaptive to each individual’s capabilities – for children, its products will uniquely focus on accessible play. The company’s first product offerings include switch-to-tablet interactive toys, interactive robots, and a suite of gaming apps that are specially designed…
