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Can AI Break the Silence for Seniors Aging Abroad?

For many older immigrants living in the U.S., “aging abroad” can feel like isolation. Language barriers, cultural differences, and shrinking support services leave them struggling to stay connected — or even to handle essential daily tasks. With federal policy changes reducing language-access protections, the risk of social isolation and health challenges is growing. But what if technology could help fill that silence? Continue reading Can AI Break the Silence for Seniors Aging Abroad?

Meet Jennie: The Robotic Puppy That Brings Comfort — And Hope

Imagine a golden retriever puppy that responds to your voice, wags its tail when you pet it, and even seems to look at you with love — all without ever needing a trip to the vet or a walk in inclement weather. That’s Jennie, the remarkable robotic companion from Tombot, designed to bring comfort to seniors with dementia and mild cognitive impairment. Continue reading Meet Jennie: The Robotic Puppy That Brings Comfort — And Hope