Mohamed Dhaouafi is the founder of Cure Bionics, an assistive technology startup impacting amputee children and adults by developing affordable yet advanced 3D-printed bionic arms that are customizable and multi modes.

He's also the co-founder of AGARUW, an online marketplace for eco-friendly and ethical products that empowers artisans and designers and that helps recycle and upcycle waste and turn it into fashionable products.

Dhaouafi holds an Engineering degree in Electronics from Ecole Nationale d'Ingénieurs de Sousse and a Master’s degree in Management of NGOs from Tunis Business School.

He was nominated as a 2020 FORBES Middle East 30 Under 30, a 2020 MIT Technology Review 35 under 35 Innovator, and one of the Next Generation Leaders by TIME magazine. He's an Obama Foundation Africa Leader and he's part of multiple international networks and communities.

Technology, Innovation, Health, Healthcare, Artificial Intelligence Virtual Reality, Disability, Children with Disabilities, Engineering,