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UF Alumni Startup Company Becomes Finalist in Toyota’s Mobility Unlimited Challenge – UF Innovate
UF Alumni Startup Company Becomes Finalist in Toyota's Mobility Unlimited Challenge (Independent Florida Alligator)
UF Alumni Startup Company Becomes Finalist in Toyota’s Mobility Unlimited Challenge
At UF startup and UF Innovate | The Hub graduate startup MYOLYN is in the running for $1M in Toyota challenge.
When Matt Bellman was a child, his mother used to ask him to build her a new body.
His mother was diagnosed with breast and thyroid cancer, both of which took a toll on her, Bellman said.
Years
later, that request became the basis for the UF alum’s company, Myolyn,
a medical technology company based out of Gainesville that works to
develop devices to help people with lower-body paralysis.
