Lawrence Tech is set to introduce plans for its next industry center, the Healthy Aging Innovation Center, on April 10.
The new center is designed to approach the future of aging through human-centered design, technology and invention.
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At the Innovate 2026 event on April 10, LTU plans to share information about the center’s plans, the innovation process, and new advancements aimed at helping people age at home safely, independently, and with dignity.
Here are the keynote speakers for the event:
- Josh Linkner, a five-time tech entrepreneur, investor and New York Times best-selling business and innovation book author.
- Sheri Rose, CEO and co-founder of Thrive Center Inc., a Louisville-based developer of aging innovations and a smart home model for seniors.
Panel discussions will be moderated by Ed Kelly of WJR Radio. That panel will include:
- Heidi Morano, associate professor in LTU’s College of Engineering and an expert on human-centered design
- Christine Burkette, CEO of the consulting firm Promising Integrations, a company bridging technology and education
- Brenda Price, associate director of the AARP in Detroit.
The event is scheduled from 11 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. April 10 at the University Technology and Learning Center, building three. There’s no charge to attend, but registration is required by Thursday, April 2.
Click here to register.
“At HAP CareSource, we know our members want to remain in their homes as they age, and that doing so can lead to better health outcomes and quality of life,” said Sarah Musser, president of HAP CareSource. “Supporting efforts like the Healthy Aging Innovation Center helps expand access to the tools, technology and community partnerships that make aging at home safer and more sustainable for both our members and the families who care for them.”