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A Special Olympics UAE robotics competition offered children a crucial social lifeline during months of remote learning.
The education initiative challenged pupils with and without intellectual disabilities to work together to programme a robot.
The opportunity for collaboration and camaraderie proved just as important as learning new skills.
The Unified Robotics 2021 Competition, organised by Special Olympics UAE, featured 375 pupils from 44 schools
in a series of virtual challenges.
These meetings helped pupil s wellbeing. They missed parties and the social aspect of school
Richard Mackay, teacher
This year, many pupils had to swap in-person meetings for online sessions with their teams where they coded and played games together.
nView s1 completes first 25 cases at leading pediatric hospitals
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The nView s1, nView medical’s breakthrough imaging system, has now been used in 25 cases at three leading pediatric hospitals. SALT LAKE CITY (PRWEB) March 15, 2021 The nView s1, nView medical’s breakthrough imaging system, has now been used in 25 cases at three leading pediatric hospitals: Children’s National Hospital, Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital Stanford, and Texas Scottish Rite Hospital for Children. Nine surgeons across the three pilot hospitals have used nView’s insta-3D™ technology to-date; in pediatric spinal deformity, microdiscectomy, and extremity procedures.
Shannon Kelly, M.D., Associate Chief of Orthopaedic Surgery and Sports Medicine at Children’s National, has utilized the nView s1 for spinal implant verification in five cases.