Brad Wu, back right, a junior at Arizona College Prep High School in Chandler, developed an exoskeleton robotic system for an ACP science fair to help patients with mobility or fine motor impairments and founded a nonprofit called GensCura to raise awareness about strokes. He was named one of the 2025 Junior Achievement of Arizona 18 under 18 winners.
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Brad Wu, a junior at Arizona College Prep High School in Chandler, developed an exoskeleton robotic system for an ACP science fair to help patients with mobility or fine motor impairments and founded a nonprofit called GensCura to raise awareness about strokes.
Wu was named as one of the 2025 Junior Achievement of Arizona 18 under 18 winners, according to a news release. He said his experience volunteering at a local senior center opened his eyes to the many challenges older adults face, and sparked a passion for using technology to help seniors lead better lives, according to the release.
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Chandler teen among Junior Achievement honorees
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Brad Wu, back right, a junior at Arizona College Prep High School in Chandler, developed an exoskeleton robotic system for an ACP science fair to help patients with mobility or fine motor impairments and founded a nonprofit called GensCura to raise awareness about strokes. He was named one of the 2025 Junior Achievement of Arizona 18 under 18 winners.
Brad Wu, a junior at Arizona College Prep High School in Chandler, developed an exoskeleton robotic system for an ACP science fair to help patients with mobility or fine motor impairments and founded a nonprofit called GensCura to raise awareness about strokes.
Wu was named as one of the 2025 Junior Achievement of Arizona 18 under 18 winners, according to a news release.
He said his experience volunteering at a local senior center opened his eyes to the many challenges older adults face, and sparked a passion for using technology to help seniors lead better lives, according to the release.
Wu plans to study mechanical or electrical engineering, the release states.
“Each year, we are inspired by the remarkable ways our students excel — both in the classroom and in their communities,” said Katherine Cecala, CEO of Junior Achievement of Arizona.
Winners were chosen for starting businesses and nonprofits, breaking glass ceilings and volunteering or advocating for causes, the release states.
We’d like to invite our readers to submit their civil comments on this issue. Email AZOpinions@iniusa.org.
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