We think that technology must be USEFUL and RESPONSIBLE.
USEFUL by improving the lives of people with disabilities. A technological medical device must be efficient, reliable, but above all: accepted by the user and suited to his environment. A training and sharing phase around the technology is mandatory to accept a new assistive device on a daily basis.
RESPONSIBLE by minimizing pollution impacts of manufacturing. We have the duty to reduce our carbon footprint and so we pay attention to: production (materials, shipping), usage (power consumption), post-usage (reconditioning, recycling).