Team – Eternis CareTech Foundation
Tanming - Founder

Tanming Chen

Founder & Executive Director

Princeton International School of Mathematics and Science (PRISMS)

Tanming is the Founder and Executive Director of Eternis CareTech, where he leads the development of compassionate technology solutions for aging communities. His work focuses on the intersection of assistive robotics, human-centered design, and senior care.


Driven by a passion for innovation and social impact, Tanming founded Eternis CareTech after observing the challenges many older adults face, including loneliness, reduced social connection, and difficulty managing everyday tasks. Through Eternis CareTech, he hopes to develop companion robotics and assistive technologies that help older adults live with greater dignity, independence, and connection.


His goal is not simply to build robots, but to use technology as a bridge between generations, bringing warmth, support, and practical help to senior communities.

Meet Our Team

Dedicated students committed to making a difference

Andy Yang

Andy Yang

Program Coordinator

AI&Fin @MIT

Student Volunteer Lead managing community outreach programs and coordinating senior engagement activities.

Youngwoo Tahk

Youngwoo Tahk

Volunteer

EECE @MIT

Student Coordinator developing partnerships with local senior centers and community organizations.

Tina Li

Tina Li

Volunteer

AI&Math @MIT

Student Researcher conducting user studies and analyzing data from pilot programs.

Ishanvi Kommula

Ishanvi Kommula

Volunteer

AI&Math&Design @MIT

Student Designer creating user-friendly interfaces and visual materials for our programs.

Austin Liu

Austin Liu

Volunteer

Math&AI @Brown

Student Manager overseeing daily operations and coordinating team activities across projects.

Want to Join Our Team?

We’re always looking for passionate students who want to make a difference in their communities. Whether you’re interested in technology, design, research, or outreach, there’s a place for you at Eternis CareTech.

Seniors and volunteers interacting