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Tech-enhanced Life, PBC. and Longevity Explorers LLC. Dated Nov. 12, 2025. In February 2025, Tech-enhanced Life, PBC spun out some its activities into a new venture called Longevity Explorers LLC. In November 2025, Tech-enhanced Life, PBC began an orderly windown of its activities. The Future Going forward, Longevity Explorers LLC will continue the research … Read more
Tech-enhanced Life, PBC. and Longevity Explorers LLC. Dated Feb. 08, 2025. In February 2025, Tech-enhanced Life, PBC spun out some its activities into a new venture called Longevity Explorers LLC. The Future Going forward, Tech-enhanced Life, PBC will focus on the portion of its prior activities that involve helping companies develop better products to … Read more
Your ability to summon help in an emergency is an important part of the safety net needed for aging in place. But what resources are available? In this talk, Dr. Richard Caro will address two important questions about medical alert technologies.
Richard Caro is interviewed on the podcast “Parents are Hard to Raise”, by Diane Berardi.
In this talk at the Commonwealth Club, Oct. 2018, Richard Caro gives an overview of the Longevity Explorers and talks about a wide range of different products and ideas they have been exploring.
Richard Caro was interviewed recently by Dr. Leslie Kernisan for her podcast: “Better Health While Aging“.
A group of the Longevity Explorers are participating in a workshop, co-led by Richard Caro from Tech-enhanced Life and Ken Smith from the Stanford Center on Longevity, at the 2017-18 Design Challenge, run by the Stanford Center on Longevity.
We get the chance to talk about the Longevity Explorer initiative in this 90 minute symposium at the American Society on Aging Meeting: March 27, 2018 in San Francisco.
In this webinar we will be introducing a way for innovators to get rapid, structured feedback about how close they are to having achieved problem-solution fit — in the eyes of an engaged, independent & objective group of older adults.
While much of the western world worries about the economic and human costs of an ageing population, in this talk Dr. Caro argues that there is room for optimism — and that by harnessing the power of technology and the untapped wisdom of the older adult population we can improve the quality of life as we age, expand the capabilities of caregivers, and perhaps even make the progress of ageing less costly.