US EditionUBC's MATTERS lab collaborates to bring adaptive activity gearbox to campus
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UBC's MATTERS lab collaborates to bring adaptive activity gearbox to campus
Dr. William C Miller, a UBC occupational therapy professor, recently connected with Tanelle Bolt of the RAD Society to bring adaptive recreation equipment to campus to help individuals with mobility limitations or physical disabilities at a low cost.
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