# Cionic News

The latest mobility news and updates, including customer stories, exercise tips, educational resources, and more

## A World Beyond Disability: What Inspired CIONIC’s Mission  
Jeremiah Robison • March 24, 2021  
How my daughter’s CP diagnosis fueled a mission to empower all those with mobility impairments to move more freely. Anyone who has met my daughter Sofia knows her as intelligent, joyful, and kind.

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## Superpowering the Human Body: Episode 5  
Jeremiah Robison • February 11, 2021  
The fifth episode of CIONIC’s podcast Superpowering the Human Body, features a conversation with Industrial Designer, Daniel Zarem. Daniel shares with us his passion and process for designing.

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## Superpowering the Human Body: Episode 4  
Jeremiah Robison • December 22, 2020  
The fourth episode of CIONIC’s podcast Superpowering the Human Body, features a conversation with Dr. Stacy Menz, Physical Therapist and Founder of Starfish Therapies, an interdisciplinary pediatric.

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## Superpowering the Human Body: Episode 3  
Jeremiah Robison • November 11, 2020  
The third episode of CIONIC’s podcast Superpowering the Human Body, features a conversation with Shriya Srinivasan, Postdoctoral Fellow at the MIT Langer Traverso Labs. Shriya shares with us her.

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## Superpowering the Human Body: Episode 1  
Jeremiah Robison • October 28, 2020  
Building technology to enhance human performance and overcome disability demands a multi-disciplinary approach. From health advocates to technologists, medical professionals to engineers, innovation.

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## Staff Spotlight: Meet CIONIC’s Head of Product Design, Domenico Pisaturo  
Jeremiah Robison • October 20, 2020  
The term ‘full stack’ is commonly used to refer to an engineer who works on both back-end and front-end technologies. It’s someone who can tackle everything from circuit design, to database schema.