Baby boomers are entering older adulthood and emerging technologies have the potential to fundamentally change their aging experience. Alongside that potential are uncertainties: How will older adults embrace new technologies meant to help them age in place and stay connected to their communities? How will their voices be involved in the development of these tools to ensure new products give them what they want and need? Join The San Diego Foundation and Aging 2.0 co-founder Katy Fike to learn how businesses are working together with community members to innovate an age-friendly San Diego that isn’t just smarter, but more inclusive and equitable for all San Diegans. Discover how new products are enhancing mobility, transport, home safety, and health services, and how we can uphold unprecedented access to leading innovations for the next generation of inventive older adults. Series: "Stein Institute for Research on Aging" [Health and Medicine] [Show ID: 31036]