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Jan Veneman is a Technical Project Manager for Lower Extremity at Hocoma and a Teacher for the Master Course in Rehabilitation Robotics at Management Center Innsbruck. Veneman has served as an Editorial Board Member for Global Transitions at KeAi Publishing and has been involved with the ISO International Organization for Standardization as a National Representative in Standardization Working Groups related to medical robotics since January 2012. Previous roles include Topic Group Leader for Wearable Robotics at euRobotics aisbl and Action Chair for a COST Networking Action on Wearable Robots. Veneman has also held positions in academia, including teaching Biomechanics at Universidad del País Vasco and serving as a Senior Researcher and Project Manager at TECNALIA Research & Innovation. Education includes a doctorate in Biomechatronics and a Master's degree in Mechanical Engineering and Philosophy of Science, Technology, and Society from the University of Twente, where Veneman also completed undergraduate studies.
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For 20 years, Hocoma has been the world leader in pioneering the field of robotic rehabilitation: robots that are now in more than 70 countries, in the top rehabilitation hospitals and clinics - and that have impacted millions of lives globally. Featured in everything from scientific publications such as The Lancet and Journal or NeuroEngineering and Rehabilitation to TechCrunch and The Oprah Magazine, Hocoma is on a mission to reinvent rehabilitation now and for the future. Proudly founded, manufactured and engineered in Volketswil, Zurich, Hocoma is part of the DIH family of companies advancing medical technologies around the world.