Dr Richard Kane is a Consultant Geriatrician, an Associate Fellow of the Royal Australasian College of Medical Administrators and a Senior Fellow with the Faculty of Medicine, Dentistry and Health Sciences at the University of Melbourne. He chaired the Australian and New Zealand Society for Geriatric Medicine’s Clinical Issues Committee for several years during his time on its Council. In his role as Clinical Director of Geriatric Medicine, Home & Community Services at St Vincent’s Hospital Melbourne, he has clinical governance responsibility for services delivering care to older people across acute, subacute, community and residential settings. He has experience as a Falls & Balance Clinician and has led health network-wide falls prevention programs.

Dr Andrew Ronchi is the CEO of dorsaVi, where he is developing human movement technology applications and commercialising them to optimise movement and productivity, improve health and reduce injuries. His background includes 20 years clinical experience in building private practice physiotherapy clinics in Melbourne (5 clinics), working with large corporates in workplace health (Toyota, Bunnings) and with elite sporting groups (Melbourne FC, St Kilda FC). Prior to co-founding dorsaVi in 2008, Andrew completed a PhD in Computer and Systems Engineering (RMIT), investigating the reliability and validity of using wearable sensors to measure complex human movement, muscle activity and load on the body.