This Rugged Braille Reader for Kids Has a Built-In Carry Handle
Blind students often rely on expensive embossers, special paper, and slow production cycles just to get a few Braille books. Most assistive tools are bulky,…
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This Wheelchair Dryer Just Made Rainy Days Way Less Awkward
Look, here’s a design problem that most people never think about: what happens when wheelchair users get caught in the rain? Traditional umbrellas require a…
3D printed prosthetic fin lets below-knee amputees swim with freedom and efficiency
A number of different types of prosthetic legs are designed to help below-knee amputees run, whether recreationally or professionally. High-performance running prosthetics, often called blades,…
Apple’s $70 Hikawa Grip Proves Accessibility & Art Can Coexist
Apple just dropped something unexpected and pretty cool: the Hikawa Phone Grip & Stand, a $69.95 MagSafe accessory that looks more like a piece of…
Mechanical Braille Embosser Labels Medicine, Food With No Power
For visually impaired people worldwide, identifying everyday items like medications, kitchen containers, switches, or personal belongings can be a daily challenge that affects independence, safety,…
Feel Book Concept Imagines a Tactile, AI-Powered Future for Accessible Reading
Reading remains one of humanity’s most fundamental activities, yet millions of visually impaired people face significant barriers when trying to access books, magazines, or educational…
This all terrain EV is for wheelchair users who don’t want to miss out on adventures
People with reduced mobility have to always go that extra mile, whether it is doing their daily chores or having an adventurous weekend with buddies….
Book uses disappearing ink to shine light on dementia
Books can transport us to new worlds, but few make us experience the slow disappearance of memory quite like 4,4,4&2, the latest project from Scottish…
This User-friendly Walking Aid can seamlessly adjust between flat land, stairs, and slopes
For decades, walking frames have been a case study in stagnation. They’ve remained almost unchanged since their invention, functional, yes, but limited in how they…
Dotary Braille e-book Concept Device Makes Reading Accessible and Beautiful
For millions of visually impaired people, reading is still a challenge. Braille books are rare, heavy, and hard to carry, and most e-readers don’t even…
This Playful Nebulizer for Children turns Medical Stigma into ‘Inclusive Inhalation’
For many children, a nebulizer is a source of dread. The unfamiliar mask, the mechanical hum, and the demand to sit still for minutes at…
T ‘able Urban Furniture Concept Makes Public Spaces Inclusive
Public seating has a problem. Walk through any city and you’ll find the same story repeated endlessly: benches and tables that work for some people…