Inclusive Design Research Centre
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AI and disability inclusion from the Zero Project
The Zero Project champions disability innovation globally and is looking at the impact on this by AI.
When we design for disability, we are designing for us all
‘When we design for disability, we are actually designing for us all’ — Diversity ForumSocial Business Coffee Breaks: Disability advocates from
Towards inclusive avatars
Equal representation of disability needs to reach all online areas like avatars which lend identity, information and fun.
TechEquity - A better tech industry for everyone
Tech Equity is raising awareness of the need for tech to benefit everyone equally and with accountable.
Sounteract - Making digital behaviour mindful
Yijaun Li (Juju) is a neurodivergent product and experience designer who has used Sounteract to showcase innovative sensory devices to raise awareness and sound experience.
Reframing Traditional Employment Models with Neurodivergent Entrepreneurship
Exploring the journey of Zareen Ali of Cogs
Empowering Innovation - Launching the Resource Hub
Tech For Disability's hybrid event at Level 39, Canary Wharf and online, took place the 7th November 2024.
Reputy.io
A lot of talent remains invisible because traditional CVs focus on pedigrees rather than genuine and proven aptitudes. Reputy AI
UserWay - Web Accessibility AI Solution for Compliance
UserWay provide useful tools and widgets to help websites comply with accessibility standards.
Personas with disabilities
Part of the product design process is defining your users and keeping them in the forefront. This article looks at doing this specifically for disabled users.
How Virtual Reality Helps Autistics
How Virtual Reality is Helping People with AutismThough it’s only gained attention recently, virtual reality-based therapy for people with
Wheelmap - online map for wheelchair accessible places
WheelmapWheelmap is an online map to search, find and mark wheelchair-accessible places. Get involved by marking public places like bars,