Tatum Robotics

We had an incredible time celebrating Women’s History Month at the Museum of Science on Saturday! The event featured inspiring conversations with female leaders in science, including Dr. Yvette Cozier from Boston University, Laura Carfang from Surviving Breast Cancer, and our very own founder, Samantha. Visitors got hands-on with the Tatum T1, including visitors from across New England, and our friends at the DeafBlind Contact Center! Huge thanks to the Museum for spotlighting the achievements of women in STEM! [A collage of three photos and a graphic celebrating Women's History Month at the Museum of Science. Top left: Samantha speaks into a microphone onstage beside an interpreter and a museum staff member, addressing a seated audience under a large screen displaying logos of Tatum Robotics, Perkins School for the Blind, Helen Keller National Center for Deaf-Blind Youths and Adults, and others. Top right: A colorful graphic with a satellite, microscope, and planet reads “Women’s History Month @ Museum of Science.” Bottom left: Jaime and two women engage with the Tatum T1 at a demo table, smiling as one interacts with it. Bottom right: Julia smiles behind a booth for Tatum Robotics, with two Tatum T1s on a table with informational signage behind her.]

This Women's History Month, we honor the phenomenal women of the past and celebrate the phenomenal impact of women leading change right now. Here's to a future where every woman's potential is realized. Souta Calling Last of Indigenous Vision Alia Salem of Facing Abuse in Community Environments (FACE) Samantha Johnson of Tatum Robotics #WomensHistoryMonth #WomenInLeadership #CelebrateWomen #WomenOfImpact #FutureIsFemale #GenderEquality #WomenInBusiness #HerStory #WomenLeadingChange

Where was Tatum last week? Where wasn't Tatum last week! We have been getting tons of hand-on feedback thanks to our partners at the Helen Keller National Center for Deaf-Blind Youths and Adults and our new friends at the North Carolina DeafBlind Taste of Technology! Last week we met with 40 DeafBlind people to help refine our functionality and get ready for our upcoming launch! [A collage of images showcasing Tatum Robotics' outreach in Boston, New York, and North Carolina. The background features bold text labeling each location with arrows pointing to different locations. In the images, DeafBlind individuals and allies interact with the Tatum T1 robotic hand, engaging in tactile signing and smiling. One image shows a woman in a purple jacket excitedly smiling with the device, another features a woman in a baseball cap using the Tatum T1, and another depicts three women holding the robotic hand together. In the top right, a young woman and a man communicate through tactile signing. The Tatum Robotics logo is in the bottom left corner.]

????On #InternationalWomensDay, we celebrate women with #deafblindness around the world and acknowledge the unique challenges they face. The lack of data on their needs leads to statistical invisibility. Let’s work together towards more representation and better support!

The world's DeafBlind community is on the verge of receiving a technical breakthrough: the Tatum Robotics T1 robotics system that can communicate via tactile sign language. It can translate speech or text into tactile sign language. It's the first of its kind and looks like a life-changing device for people who have only been able to communicate via touch with other people. ? So exciting for me to visit Tatum Robotics Founder and CEO Samantha Johnson and team at their headquarters in Watertown Mass at the world-renowned Perkins School for the Blind. ? So proud that Onshape by PTC is Tatum's CAD and PDM system!? Delighted that we can help bring this incredibly worthy product to life. And thank you to my colleague Maureen Carroll for being Tatum's Onshape Customer Success Manager and for joining me on the visit.

Happy Valentine's Day from Tatum Robotics!! [Elaine, a woman wearing a pink striped shirt, sitting in an office signing 'This Friday is a good Friday and good Valentine's Day! Happy Valentine's Day!']

The DeafBlind Contact Center is hiring a new Executive Director! If you are DeafBlind or involved in the DeafBlind community, please apply and join an incredible Boston team! Big Smiles! Lisa Chiango Megan Socha, MSW

We are so excited selected for the second cohort of the MassRobotics Accelerator! After being a resident at MassRobotics for over three years, we can't wait to be learning from the biggest minds in robotics! To learn more: https://lnkd.in/eCzMc8RE A huge thank you to the MassRobotics and Massachusetts Technology Collaborative teams for this opportunity | Raagini Rameshwar, Ph.D Peter Haas | Tom Ryden Marita McGinn Joyce Sidopoulos Hannah Shapiro And last but not least, of course, congratulations to the 9 other companies selected! We cannot wait to be on this journey with you over the next several weeks | Haystack Ag,?LiftLabs, Inc.,?Mito Robotics,?Nexterity,?p!ng,?Redefine Surgery,?ReviMo,?Revolute Robotics,?and?Variable Machines. [Many faces smiling towards the camera in three rows. The first row holds a red sign reading 'We Bring Robotics To Life.' The photo is taken in a room with speaker and a large TV behind everyone with the MassRobotics logo]

? New Year, New Me ? Check out all the new improvements to the Tatum T1, now with a smaller overall design! [Grey background with a large photo of the Tatum T1. The dimensions of the box are highlighted, showing 10" length and 3" height. There are stars in the left corner next to the hand. On the right reads 'Custom, Conductive Glove' with a glove emoji, below is a blue arrow next to 'Status LEDs' with an LED emoji, below is a blue arrow next to 'Silent Fans' with a fan emoji, below is '65% smaller box' circled in blue. On the bottom in blue letters reads, 'New Year, New Me']

Tatum's 2024 holiday party was filled with laughs, puzzles, and presentations! The team participated in a gift swap, escaped the U-boat at Red Fox Escapes, and enjoyed presentations from our co-ops that are wrapping up! Happy Holidays to all! [A collage of four photos with a green background and green text reading 'HAPPY HOLIDAYS' with red starts. The first photo is Juan, Neel, Rohit, Keval, and Jonathan wearing holidays apparel laughing. Next is a photo of Jaime presenting next to a slide with a picture of three phone screens for her 'co-op wrapped', below is a picture with Keval presenting a collage of photos from his coop with a Santa hat sticker, and last is a selfie of the whole team outside] [A collage of four photos. First is a photo of Rohit holding up '27' in front of a birthday cake, next is a group photo of the team in the escape room with the Red Fox Escapes logo in the corner, below is a photo of Neel presenting with a Santa hat sticker next to a green screen showing the Tatum T1 and Jayson Tatum, lastly a photo of Jaimi, Cara, John, and Samantha smiling next to two robots with new gloves!]