Toronto’s MaRS Discovery District and the Toyota Mobility Foundation have been collaborating to support Canadian mobility startups through the Mobility Unlimited Hub. This program has successfully nurtured a cohort of six startups, including Axtion Independence Mobility Inc., Braze Mobility Inc., Trexo Robotics Inc., AWL-Electricity, Deaf AI, and Cheelcare, enabling them to expand into international markets. Axtion Independence Mobility Inc. developed the RAYMEX Lift, a device designed to assist seniors and hospital workers by helping individuals stand after a fall. The partnership provides startups with funding, expertise, and opportunities for international market entry, with plans to expand the program by adding 10 more companies this year. The initiative emphasizes the importance of partnerships and collaboration in the growth of startups.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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