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Many emerging technologies can make a difference for disabled people through innovation, although the risks must be addressed.
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XR Access Initiative
Home | XR Access InitiativeThe XR Access Initiative is a community committed to making virtual, augmented, and mixed reality (XR) accessible
How Virtual Reality is Helping People with Autism
How Virtual Reality is Helping People with AutismThough it’s only gained attention recently, virtual reality-based therapy for people with
Accessibility with AI-powered workplaces
Boost Accessibility With AI-Powered Digital WorkplacesAI is being put to use throughout the workplace. One area where it hold some
A social robot connected to chatGPT
Frontiers | A social robot connected with chatGPT to improve cognitive functioning in ASD subjectsNeurodevelopmental Disorders (NDDs) represent a significant healthcare
Impact of AI and Tech on Neurodevelopmental disorders
Understanding the Impact of AI and Technology on the Assessment, Monitoring, and Treatment of Neurodevelopmental DisordersNeurodevelopmental disorders (NDD) are a
GNApp - Open Source augmentative communication framework
GNApp - an open source augmentative and alternative communication frameworkan open source augmentative and alternative communication frameworkCoetzee, L
Speech recognition tech for disabled people
Some background behind the VoiceITT app which aims to help different speech get recognised by more people through training its AI model.
XRAI Glass converts audio to visuals with smart glasses
XRAI Glass | Life. SubtitledOur award-winning app converts audio into visuals, allowing a pair of smart glasses to turn speech into
Using AI to improve the health of people with learning disabilities
DECODE - Using Artificial Intelligence to improve the health and wellbeing of people with learning disabilities - Population Data ScienceThe
How social robotics can benefit disabled people
A blog post by Clive Gilbert at Policy Connect and the ATech Policy Lab on ways robots may use relatable and humanoid features to achieve impact.
Technology for autistic people
This article illustrates some of the range of assistive tech to benefit autistics in multiple ways, especially through sensory and visual stimuli.
Soundbeam assistive music technology
SoundbeamSoundbeam assistive music technology used by people with special needs including PMLD, Cerebral Palsy, Autism, disability and in aged care.