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InvoTek Receives $550,100 National Institutes of Health Award
Grant Will Fund Development of PlayTalk – Software that Helps Children with Disabilities Learn Language Skills
InvoTek Receives National Institute on Aging Grant
Grant Will Fund Web-Based Simulator to Train Caregivers to Provide More Effective Assistance to People with Dementia.
Be Extraordinary News for September - October 2011
We've made good progress over the past two months.
InvoTek Wins da Vinci Award
SSR won the da Vinci award for education and communciation aids!
InvoTek Named Finalist for da Vinci Award
da Vinci Award honors innovative developments and research for people with disabilities. SSR selected as a finalist!
Be Extraordinary News for July - August 2011
InvoTek with the support of the Arkansas Spinal Cord Commission is making life easier for several people.
InvoTek featured in Press Argus-Courier
Taniah Tudor from the Press Argus-Courier visited InvoTek and wrote a great article.
InvoTek Receives Grant to Improve Computer Access for People with Severe Disabilities
InvoTek receives NIH support to integrate head and eye movements into a new unified computer access method.
Be Extraordinary News for May-June 2011
InvoTek has really been putting on the miles since our last newsletter.
InvoTek Launches Safe-Laser System for Computer Access
InvoTek launches a new product using safe laser technology that enables a person with limited movement to write, communicate, and control their environment.
InvoTek featured in Arkansas Business Article
John Riggins wrote an article on "inside out marketing" that talks about InvoTek.
Veterans support Be Extraordinary
Two local veterans groups have raised $935 to help Be Extraordinary client Charlie Thompson. What makes this story extra special is that they have never met Charlie.
Be Extraordinary featured on KARK
InvoTek and our Be Extraordinary program was featured on KARK's News at Noon show.
New Be Extraordinary Challenge Grant!
Be Extraordinary receives a $5,000 challenge grant! Three Be Extraordinary clients selected for matching fund program.
NPR visits InvoTek
Jacqueline Froelich from KUAF, the National Public Radio affiliate in Fayetteville, Arkansas visits InvoTek.
InvoTek Launches Program to Help People with Severe Disabilities "Be Extraordinary"
ALMA, AR – December 20, 2010 – InvoTek, Inc., a small research and development company in Alma, AR, announced a program designed to help people with severe disabilities reach a specific life goal.
InvoTek in the news at NIH
InvoTek is recognized in the National Institutes of Health publication Innovations.
Arkansas Business News
Mark Carter from the Arkansas Business newspaper wrote a nice article on InvoTek and our Be Extraordinary program.
InvoTek receives new SBIR grant
The National Institutes of Health notified InvoTek this week that we will receive a new Phase 1 SBIR grant.
ASU training a success
InvoTek engineers Tom Jakobs and Barret Ewing traveled to Jonesboro, Arkansas to provide hands-on training for a select group of engineering students at Arkansas State University.
InvoTek selects six new "Be Extraordinary" clients
InvoTek, working with the Arkansas Spinal Cord Commission, has selected the first six clients for the Be Extraordinary program.
Independence Expo
The Independence Expo in Orlando gave InvoTek the opportunity to meet some extraordinary people.
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