
Your Free Read – AI For Everyone
just like many advancements that came before it, AI has great potential to increase accessibility for people with disabilities, including those with spinal cord injury and disease (SCI/D).

just like many advancements that came before it, AI has great potential to increase accessibility for people with disabilities, including those with spinal cord injury and disease (SCI/D).

World’s First AI-Powered Smart Desk Promotes Accessibility

Strutt’s ev1 Merges LiDAR Technology with Personal Mobility

Looie looks to create more bathroom access

Companies honored at CES

Swiss company debuts BRO at CES in Las Vegas

Startup companies showcase wheelchair cushions at CES

Autoslide debuts AutoSwing system at 2022 CES

PVA cancels 2020 Healthcare Summit

Brushing your teeth just got a whole lot easier, especially if you’re living with mobility limits