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To learn more about Assistive Technology devices, please visit https://techable.enablingvillage.sg. Alternatively, you may email us at [email protected]. Tech Able is about universal design and assistive technology. An assessment centre, an assistive device library, a smart home/office technology showcase and an event space, Tech Able aims to promote and share trends, pointers and resources on

assistive technology innovations, universally designed products and accessible services. Assistive technology lowers barriers for persons with disabilities to live well, work, learn and play. This covers a wide range of available solutions, from specialised technologies, to mainstream technologies; from no/low tech to high tech; from affordable solutions to sophisticated high end devices. Assistive technology enables greater independence by enabling people to perform tasks and promotes social inclusion and equality for all. It is not conceived as an effort to advance a single solution for everybody, but as a user-centred approach to providing products that can address the possible range of human abilities, skills, requirements and preferences.

15/08/2026

‘Frozen’ animator launches free interactive app to teach American sign language.

Josh Staub created the app as a labor of love alongside Deaf animators, engineers, and other collaborators.

01/08/2026

WHO releases new guidance on the repair, refurbishment and recycling of self-care and mobility assistive technology.

WHO/Europe has released a new guidance report outlining how countries can extend the life of assistive products, optimize resource use and reduce their environmental impact. “Repair, recycle and refurbishment of assistive products: for self-care and mobility products” is framed within the WHO-GA...

25/07/2026

Fashion label Inditex rolls out new accessible labelling system in its garments

Inditex is rolling out a new accessible labelling system with NaviLens across all its brands. Production starts on 1 June 2026 and will be completed with the Spring/Summer 2027 collection. Developed in collaboration with Grupo Social ONCE.

New set of sign language gestures created to make marine science more accessible to persons who are deaf or hard of hear...
04/07/2026

New set of sign language gestures created to make marine science more accessible to persons who are deaf or hard of hearing.

Signs for sharks and seals are created by a University of Exeter student in Cornwall.

AI-powered self-driving robot toilet designed for the elderly and people with mobility challenges.
27/06/2026

AI-powered self-driving robot toilet designed for the elderly and people with mobility challenges.

Built for elderly and disabled users, the device self-cleans, manages waste and reduces caregiver workload through autonomous operation

Mobile sensory rooms provided at stadiums for FIFA World Cup 2026 offer options for fans with sensory challenges
20/06/2026

Mobile sensory rooms provided at stadiums for FIFA World Cup 2026 offer options for fans with sensory challenges

When the FIFA World Cup 2026 kicks off in three weeks’ time, fans with sensory needs will find support at every match across Canada, Mexico and the United States – an effort that has made this year’s FIFA World Cup the first sports tournament to gain Sensory Inclusive recognition from KultureC...

FIFA makes World Cup more accessible to fans with disabilities.
15/06/2026

FIFA makes World Cup more accessible to fans with disabilities.

FIFA is dedicated to making sure that all fans – including those with disabilities and their families and friends – have an excellent experience at this year’s FIFA World Cup™.

New AI platform, Inclusivelymade.ai, aims to eliminate disability bias throughout the process of content creation, by em...
06/06/2026

New AI platform, Inclusivelymade.ai, aims to eliminate disability bias throughout the process of content creation, by embedding inclusion into generative AI workflows.

Little Black Book, In partnership with Inclusively Made and Atomic 212, the initiative is "prompting disability back in"

Portable multi-function clock with audio/haptic feedback for person with visual impairment, who are deaf or hard-of-hear...
30/05/2026

Portable multi-function clock with audio/haptic feedback for person with visual impairment, who are deaf or hard-of-hearing or deaf and blind.

Building on our inclusive design experience with produc

New project to use sonification to make astronomy more accessible to persons with vision loss or who are neurodivergent.
09/05/2026

New project to use sonification to make astronomy more accessible to persons with vision loss or who are neurodivergent.

A new project from the Center for Astrophysics l Harvard & Smithsonian is expanding access to astronomy through sound.

Sensing the Dynamic Universe (SDU) invites people to explore the cosmos, from variable stars and pulsars to black holes, through webpages and sonified video plots designed with accessibility in mind.

Traditional astronomy relies heavily on visual data. SDU uses sonification to translate brightness into pitch, making complex astrophysical data more accessible, especially for people who are blind, have low vision, or are neurodiverse.

Through this approach, users can explore light curves and spectra, and learn about phenomena like binary stars, supernovae, quasars, and gamma-ray bursts in a new way.

Explore the project: cfa.harvard.edu/sdu

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