Human Enhancement: A commitment to using technology to improve human abilities, such as cognition, physical strength, and overall health, to help people lead better and more fulfilling lives.

Continuous Learning and Improvement: Emphasizing a culture of learning and growth, which allows for the constant evolution and improvement of technologies, products, and services.

Ethical Innovation: Ensuring that technological advancements are developed and deployed ethically, considering potential societal and individual consequences, and working to minimize any adverse effects.
Accessibility: Striving to make advanced technologies available to as many people as possible, regardless of socioeconomic background, to promote equality and inclusiveness.

Human-Centered Design: Creating technologies and solutions that are focused on the needs, desires, and experiences of the end-users, ensuring that they are user-friendly, intuitive, and truly beneficial.

Social Responsibility: Recognizing and acting upon the responsibility that comes with the development and deployment of transformative technologies, engaging with stakeholders, and addressing any potential ethical, social, or environmental concerns.
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Safety and Privacy: Prioritizing user safety and privacy by designing secure and transparent systems that protect sensitive information and maintain user trust.

Sustainability: Developing solutions that are environmentally responsible and contribute to a sustainable future, considering both the manufacturing process and the life cycle of the products.Collaboration and Openness: Encouraging collaboration between researchers, businesses, and the public, fostering an open exchange of ideas and knowledge to accelerate innovation and ensure that benefits are shared widely.

Long-term Vision: Maintaining a long-term perspective when developing and implementing technologies, taking into account potential societal and individual impacts, and ensuring that future generations can benefit from these advancements.

Social Responsibility: Recognizing and acting upon the responsibility that comes with the development and deployment of transformative technologies, engaging with stakeholders, and addressing any potential ethical, social, or environmental concerns.

Once upon a time in Vancouver, Canada, a group of students from the University of British Columbia and Simon Fraser University came together to discuss their shared passion for technology. They were fascinated by the rapid advancements in the field and the potential for technology to improve the world. However, they also recognized that there were many negative consequences associated with these advancements, such as privacy concerns, environmental impact, and social inequality. They knew that something needed to be done to address these issues, and they wanted to be part of the solution.

Over many late-night discussions and brainstorming sessions, the students began to envision a tech company that would prioritize human well-being and sustainability in all of its operations. They wanted to create solutions that were accessible, ethical, and beneficial for all, while also being environmentally responsible. They were driven by a desire to make a positive impact on society and the planet.

Eventually, their discussions became more focused, and they started to develop concrete plans for a tech company. They researched the latest technologies and trends, talked to experts in the field, and gathered feedback from potential users. They knew that they needed a clear vision and values to guide their work, and they spent many hours discussing and refining these. Finally, after many months of planning and preparation, they founded VELER Technologies.

Nowadays, they are determined to keep a company that embodies their values and beliefs, and they work tirelessly to ensure that every aspect of their operations aligns with these. At first, the company is small, and the team works out of a cramped office space, fueled by passion and energy. They are fueled by passion, energy and committed to creating products that are aesthetic and reliable, and they work closely with users to understand their needs and feedback. They are always looking for ways to improve and innovate, and they welcome constructive criticism and feedback.