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Special Needs
We love it when designers and brands think of using their products and helping make life easier for users with special needs. We cover stories of products specifically created to be more inclusive and aid those that need a little extra help.
This wearable can stimulate nerves to effectively cancel out hand-tremors… and it’s a watch too.
A Logitech-inspired Braille calculator concept for the visually impaired!
The Hable One is a Braille-to-text mobile keyboard that lets the visually impaired type out messages
This award-winning wheelchair integrates right into an airplane seat for easy boarding and de-boarding
This innovative smartphone case lets you text without even touching the screen
An inclusive and intuitive remote control designed especially for the visually impaired!
The Barrier-Free Braille Board refreshes the age-old braille-slate design.
This smart-cane uses Google Maps, Alexa, and Obstacle Detection to guide the visually impaired
Toyota’s EV will transport people around venues during the Tokyo 2020 Olympics
Commu helps the hearing-impaired get their pronunciations right
IKEA plans to add computer-gaming accessories to its already-vast catalog!
These LEGO bricks are designed to teach kids Braille
The Braille-book brings computing one step closer to inclusiveness
