This episode focused on Senior Safety product innovations.

Bill Mulholland introduced Agoyu, an AI-driven app that estimates moving costs and vets movers, benefiting consumers with free services and cost savings for movers. Bill has been able to leverage relationships with movers built over 20 plus years with a global relocation service.

Brint Florkowski explained aosu Life's smart home security solutions, emphasizing simplicity, solar power, and AI-enhanced features like package protection and accurate alerts.

Christophe Bron presented Veintree, a bio-cryptography authentication system using vein patterns for secure access, particularly useful for medical records and emergency situations.

Recorded on January 29, 2026, this episode is part of our CES Highlights Series. Speakers are listed in their order of appearance.

Bill Mulholland, Founder, Agoyu - fighting mover fraud

Brint Florkowski, Global Brand Director, aosu Life - home security systems

Christophe Bron, Founder and CEO, Veintree - Biocryptography - AuthEnTHICator preventing identity theft

RESOURCES:
ABC Florida local news Jan 2, 2026 Agoyu Helps Avoid Moving Scams

CES 2026: 10 HealthTech Innovations Driving A $2 Trillion Revolution by Sandy Carter for Forbes Jan 13, 2026 including Veintree

Our 1-20-26 News for the Ages by Rethinking Aging Club Best of CES 2026 Health Tech articles show that inspired us to reach out to Veintree.

Reviewed 1-16-26 Best CES Products CES 2026 - Smart Home section includes aosu SolarCam T2 Pro

Security Info Watch aosu Expands Modular Home Security Ecosystem at CES 2026
The company unveiled the T2 Ultra 4K SolarCam System, T2 Pro Dual-Camera and R2 Max Video Doorbell as the next phase of its aosuCortex platform, which is designed to unify multiple camera types into a single, customizable home security ecosystem.

SeniorSafetyAdvice.com by Esther C. Kane, CAPS, C.D.S.

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This episode featured CTA Foundation related activities. Steve Ewell Executive Director of the Consumer Technology Association (CTA) Foundation and a Vice President focused on AgeTech and Accessibility for CTA gave us an overview of CTA Foundation activities including the new accessibility stage at CES 2026. CES (Consumer Electronic Show) is a very large trade show that takes place every year in Las Vegas in early January.

Jack Walters of HapWare introduced Aleye, a haptic wristband for the visually impaired and neurodiverse, which won the CTA Foundation Health Innovation Challenge for $25,000.

Ellen Morello of EverEx USA explained their Medicare reimbursable remote therapeutic monitoring (RTM) software, which won audience choice in the CTA Foundation pitch contest and $2,000. EverEx was selected by AgeTech Collaborative from AARP to exhibit in their pavilion.

Jamey Edwards of Cairns Health presented Luna, a voice-activated digital health assistant, which aims to improve patient care and independence. Cairns Health won runner-up in the CTA Foundation pitch contest and $3,000.

HapWare and Cairns Health won the Eureka Park Accessibility contest for a complimentary booth in Eureka Park at the Venetian and $2,500.

Recorded on January 22, 2026, this episode is part of our CES Highlights Series. Speakers are listed in their order of appearance.

Jack Walters, Founder and CEO, HapWare - Aleye assistive tech for low vision and neurodiversity

Ellen Morello, PT, DPT, US General Manager, EverEx USA - RTM for Rehab
EverEx is an AgeTech Collaborative from AARP portfolio company

James Edwards (Jamey), President and Chief Strategy Officer, Cairns Health - Luna - a voice-activated digital health assistant; Entrepreneur in Residence, StartUp Health

We Referred To:
Gabriella Pangelinan, Chief Scientist, HapWare
Bryan Duarte, CTO and Co-Founder, HapWare
CTA Foundation Pitch Contest Presenters:
Alex (Chan) Yoon, CEO, EverEx
Andrew Ritter, CEO, Cairns Health

Resources:
HapWare featured by Engadget 1-7-26

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Maddy Dychtwald joined us to discuss her book "Ageless Aging: A Woman's Guide to Increasing Healthspan, Brainspan, and Lifespan"

Maddy's book is a standout longevity book:
It was written by women for women. It is not the opinion of one or two women, it is based on interviews with more than 100 recognized experts in their field.

This book is extremely well researched and at the same time very readable. We learn new vocabulary in an easy manner. Published by Mayo Clinic Publishing assures it has been carefully reviewed.

Maddy Dychtwald has a unique advantage because of the network she has built with experts in the research work that Age Wave has done over 40 years.

The book is designed to inspire and prod women to begin taking steps or up their game in the habits they have already built. There are important check lists for the reader.

The book covers a breadth of topics all key to improving healthspan, brainspan and joyspan for women.

Maddy Dychtwald emphasized the importance of lifestyle choices in health, noting that 90% of health outcomes are influenced by lifestyle and environment, not genetics.

Maddy highlighted the significance of financial preparedness, stressing that women often face financial challenges in retirement. Fun fact, because women live longer, they may spend the money they need for their own end of life care caregiving for a loved one.

We also discussed fitness, hormones, nutrition, alcohol, brain health and sex after 70.

Recorded on December 11, 2025, this episode is part of our Longevity as well as our Authors series.

Maddy Dychtwald, Co-Founder, Age Wave; Author, “Ageless Aging A Woman’s Guide to Increasing Healthspan, Brainspan and Lifespan”; Keynote Speaker; Fund Leader, Portfolia; Co-Founder, Women Against Alzheimers

Select Press and Podcasts
Mayo Clinic YouTube Interview 10-17-25 with Dr. Christina Chen Geriatrician and Internist at Mayo Clinic

NextAvenue 7-28-25 Why 70 is the New 50 by Mary Beth Simmons

Debbie Howard recapped an AARP article about Maddy’s “longevity tips” on our News for the Ages 3-4-25

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