In Rehab Reimagined: The Intersection of Technology and Human Touch, Dr. Khor Kang Xiang explores how robotics, digital systems, and compassionate care can work hand-in-hand to transform rehabilitation. He demonstrates how technology can enhance the human element in healing. Dr. Khor Kang Xiang is the co-founder of Techcare Innovation and holds a Ph.D. in Bioengineering from UTM. His passion for rehabilitation technology was shaped by firsthand experiences—witnessing the pressing need for better recovery solutions and the challenges his own family faced in rehabilitation.Dedicated to advancing rehab technology, he specializes in robotics, data-driven therapy, and digital rehabilitation systems. From developing intelligent rehabilitation devices to integrating real-time data for personalized therapy, Dr. Khor is transforming conventional rehabilitation into practical, technology-driven, and accessible solutions.With over 10 years of experience in the field, his journey from researcher to entrepreneur reflects his deep commitment to making rehabilitation more effective, engaging, and scalable for global community. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx

Mariel González toma el escenario de las TEDx Anáhuac University organizadas por Vértice, el Programa de Excelencia Anáhuac y nos habla de transformar la emoción en poder, mostrando que lo que a veces parece debilidad —como llorar o fallar— puede ser la clave del éxito. A través del autoconocimiento, la autenticidad y la confianza en sí misma, demuestra que las verdaderas oportunidades nacen cuando abrazamos lo que somos. Marketing Manager en Wizeline, Head Coach en Runners High Crew. Ella nos dice "Todo lo que necesitas, ya está dentro de ti". This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx

Building on the thought of the Greek notion of happiness, the talk gives a modern application of what it means to be truly happy in today's world. The talk also explores the connection between ethics and happiness. I have been in education for 17 years. I have always been passionate about philosophy, critical thinking, and the meaning of life. I teach classes in Philosophy, Ethics, and Humanities. My Ph.D. is in Humanities from Salve Regina University, and I currently serve as the Director of the STU Honors College. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx

Alison Kondler shares how she learned to mimic bird sounds and identify birds by ear, beginning with a childhood conversation with a Western Meadowlark. Blending humor, mimicry, and imagination, she traces her path from mastering water drop and mouth sounds as a kid, to performing them on stage as a stand-up comic, and eventually returning to nature as an Audubon Master Birder. In this TEDx Talk, she introduces creative mnemonic techniques that make it easier to recognize and remember bird calls through birding by ear. If you’ve ever wondered how to identify birds by their songs and sounds, this is your invitation to listen differently. Alison Kondler is an Audubon Master Birder, naturalist, producer, and content creator passionate about helping others connect with birds through their incredible sounds. Growing up on the prairie, she began mimicking bird calls as a child. Later, she took this talent to the stage as a stand-up comic, blending humor with nature.Alison specializes in bird sound identification, using mnemonic techniques tailored to different learning styles. She also leads expert birding field trips and teaches brand growth on vertical social media platforms. With a dynamic mix of education, conservation, and entertainment, she inspires audiences to appreciate and protect the avian world. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx

Une histoire vraie. Un héritage invisible. Une transformation intérieure.Dans ce TEDx plein d’humanité, l’entrepreneur Bryan Longet revient sur une rencontre fondatrice : celle d’une femme ordinaire, sa tante, qui l’a inspiré de façon extraordinaire. À travers son propre parcours entrepreneurial, il interroge notre rapport au succès, à la peur et à la transmission. Bryan Longet est un entrepreneur et mentor en immobilier qui accompagne depuis plus de 10 ans celles et ceux qui souhaitent transformer leur carrière. Depuis son arrivée en 2009, il a contribué au développement du réseau en France puis à l’international, soutenant ceux qui désirent relever un nouveau défi dans le secteur de l’immobilier.Passionné par le développement personnel et professionnel, Bryan propose un accompagnement sur mesure à travers du coaching, des formations et des stratégies de croissance. Son engagement porte sur le leadership, la cohésion d’équipe et la communication digitale, aidant chacun à bâtir une activité immobilière florissante. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx

Helene Philipsen offers a sharp and refreshingly funny take on the often-overlooked midlife chapter—where nothing feels the same, and everything suddenly comes with a user manual (including your body). In a world obsessed with youth and productivity, she makes the case for slowing down, letting go, and embracing the honest absurdity of it all. This talk challenges the narrative of midlife as a crisis and reclaims it as a season of reinvention—with soft pants, strong boundaries, and real peace. Club Midlife™ is open… and the snacks are excellent. Helene Philipsen is an experienced mental health consultant and executive coach. She works with Corporations and individuals alike from her base in Copenhagen, Denmark.Helene developed the Unlearn Method which she applies in all of her work. She is a speaker, podcaster and former radio host. Helene has co-authored several published books and guides on stress management, addictive patterns and codependency.Helene's background is in psychology and coaching. Her work can be described as “surprising new solutions to old problems” and facilitating tangible results, whether this it’s through consulting an organization or working with the individual. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx