Assistive Technology Blog

A young child sits in a purple and pink 3D-printed adaptive mobility chair (called Toddler Mobility Trainer) with a padded harness, in front of a colorful mural reading 'MakeGood.'

June 28, 2026 0

How a Hospital Tech Specialist Started 3D Printing Wheelchairs for Kids — And Why It Matters Far Beyond Nashville

At Monroe Carell Jr. Children’s Hospital in Nashville, the newest piece of mobility equipment is a 3D [...]

A close-up view of the Musician Hand prototype, showing four black robotic fingers with soft tips resting on a white and black electronic piano keyboard. Thin, light-colored tendon wires are visible extending upward from the fingers into a black rectangular housing with grid holes. Yellow structural components and grey duct tape are visible on the sides of the mechanism.

May 29, 2026 0

The Piano-Playing Robot Changing the Future of Assistive Technology

Discover how the "Musician Hand," a piano-playing robot from USC, uses perceptual learning to pave the way for highly personalized, adaptable assistive technology. [...]

A diverse group of people on stage at the AI Summit held in New Delhi, India in February 2026.

April 27, 2026 0

The Voice-First Revolution: India’s Bold Roadmap for Digital Inclusion

Explore India's pioneering initiative for inclusive voice technologies. This blog post details the new Policy Report and Developers' Toolkit, designed to bridge linguistic and digital divides. Discover how this comprehensive framework serves as a global model for multi-lingual nations and the importance of voice as digital public infrastructure. [...]

A man with Down syndrome, athlete Chris Nikic, running confidently down a paved road in a bright orange tank top and the orange adidas Supernova Rise 3 Adaptive running shoes.

April 9, 2026 0

Adidas Unveils Supernova Rise 3 Adaptive: A Breakthrough in Inclusive Running

Adidas has announced the launch of the Supernova Rise 3 Adaptive, its first performance running shoe [...]

A hand with a polished fingernail holds a gold-cased smartphone directly in front of an open laptop. The phone screen is active and shows a webpage with an image and text. Directly behind the phone, the laptop screen displays a grid of content cards. In the background, a multi-colored dresser is visible,Above the dresser, a large wall-mounted flat-screen TV is present, also displaying the same complex grid content from a distance, mirroring the other two devices. The lighting is diffused, and the scene emphasizes seamless multi-screen content viewing. A window is in the background. The laptop keyboard is in the immediate foreground.

March 27, 2026 0

Unexpected Positive Outcome Of The 2026 ADA Countdown: A Universal Blueprint for Digital Equity

With the April 24, 2026, deadline for the updated ADA Title II regulations rapidly approaching, the landscape [...]

Green key with wheelchair icon on white laptop keyboard. Accessibility disability computer symbol

January 28, 2026 0

The Calculus of Inclusion: Navigating the Intersection of AI and Accessibility in Higher Education

Explore the intersection of AI and accessibility in higher education. Get our professional procurement scorecard and discover inclusive AI pathways for the Global South. [...]

Close-up of a paper calendar with red and yellow pins marking important dates, representing the downloadable 2026 Disability Awareness & Assistive Technology calendar.

January 2, 2026 2

Not Just Another List: Introducing The 2026 Disability Awareness & AT Calendar

Don't just read the dates—add them to your schedule. Download our free 2026 Disability Awareness & Assistive Technology calendar. Import World Braille Day, GAAD, and 30+ advocacy events directly into Google, Outlook, or Apple Calendar. [...]

December 26, 2025 0

MTN Nigeria Reports 2.13% PWD Workforce Growth in 2025: A Case Study in Inclusion

MTN Nigeria increased its Persons with Disabilities (PWD) workforce representation from 0.9% to 2.13% in 2025. Discover the "Beyond Barriers" strategy, budget insights, and accessibility audits that drove this sustainable growth. [...]

A person sitting at a desk viewing an article titled "Understanding Dyslexia" on a laptop. A text-to-speech browser extension highlights the text in yellow, with illustrated sound waves and a speaker icon indicating the computer is reading the content aloud.

November 27, 2025 0

Accessibility Should Be Free: Why HoverSpeak is the “Anti-Subscription” Tool We’ve Been Waiting For

Discover HoverSpeak: A free "Point-and-Read" Text-to-Speech extension designed for dyslexia. Enjoy instant narration without subscriptions, logins, or data usage. [...]

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