UNYQ Launches 3D-Printed Product Line for Gamers with IKEA
First suite of 3D-printed personalised products to address the physical needs of two billion global gamers UNYQ’s personalised 3D-printed production concept drives the future of ergonomics San Francisco, 4 June 2019: UNYQ is pleased to announce the launch of three new personalised products for the global gaming community in collaboration with the Swedish furniture giant IKEA. The ...
UNYQ partners up with IKEA and Area Academy for the gaming community
UNYQ, a frontrunner in medical wearables, is teaming up with IKEA to present a one of a kind prototype that …
Straight Up with a Beautiful Smile
Twelve-year-old Macy is a typical, active young teen. She plays soccer, enjoys swimming in the summertime, likes Math and Language …
When Dance and Scoliosis Collide
There are many things that dance does for a young person. It teaches grace, discipline, posture and presence. In the …
Let difficulties make us better, not bitter
Some say a smile is the most universally understood emotion, regardless of the language spoken. For UNYQers, there is another …
Two Thumbs Up: This Scoliosis Surgeon Understands
Dr. Baron Lonner understands why scoliosis patients aren’t typically enthusiastic about their bracing prescription. As professor of Orthopaedic Surgery and …
All the Right Curves, All the Right Angles
The team at Scoliosis and Spine Associates (SSA) in New York City knows a thing or two about curves and …
UNYQERS Showcasing Diversity & Bionic High Fashion at SFFW
It was the final day and the final segment of a diverse and innovative San Francisco Fashion Week. Who better to …
From Stigma to Style: Empowering Girls at UNYQ Align Getaway
Ask any teenage girl, or any grown woman for that matter, about a time when they felt like they didn’t …
Channeling Your Super Human Strength and Spirit
As a licensed, professional counselor, Wells Petras knows a thing or two about helping others cope. He’s worked with all …
Living A Confident Life
“Ma’am,” a handsome college kid chased me down to say. “I have no idea what you’ve been through or how …
