Scottish designer wins $1 million to fund the manufacture of his smart wheelchair design
Andrew Slorance won the Toyota-run global Mobility Unlimited Challenge with his Phoenix I design which uses smart sensors to detect if the user is leaning
Andrew Slorance won the Toyota-run global Mobility Unlimited Challenge with his Phoenix I design which uses smart sensors to detect if the user is leaning
This article discusses some of the positive introductions to accessible technology this year, but also explores some of the advances where accessibility has not been
Approximately 2 million people in the UK have a visual impairment. This article discusses what technology is available to support individuals with a visual impairment
Artificial intelligence has been increasingly developed to provide an alternative to humans in certain settings. See how two bots got on on their first date….
For many years, disabled people have had to rely on specialist, and often, expensive equipment to support their needs. Developments in mainstream technology have opened
Is it possible to organise large scale events remotely? https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-53279226
Researchers in India have developed a programme that links eye gaze functionality to a robotic arm to assist with rehabilitation and function.
Kyle Vincent lost his arm as a result of meningitis when he was 8. He fundraised to get himself a very special prosthesis! https://www.bbc.co.uk/newsround/51147317
This 18 year old US man crashed his car and ended up in the middle of a river of freezing water. Panicking as to how
Ian is a young adult who suffered a traumatic brain injury five years ago. He lives in his own home with the support of a
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