Business Disability Forum is calling for the introduction of a new ‘tech for life’ model, becuase technology should go beyond employment or education.
Assistive technology is useful every day of the year, but as the COVID-19 outbreak forces many of us to stay in our homes, its functions can be more helpful than ever.
Messaging platform WhatsApp has introduced a dictation feature, making the app more accessible for disabled users.
Network Rail is supporting a trial aimed at revolutionising passenger assistance while travelling by train.
Carers UK and Buddi team up to offer discounted personal emergency service In a bid to support the UK’s 6.5 million unpaid carers and the…
RSLSteeper, the UK’s leading provider of assistive technology products and services, has launched Perrero+, the world’s leading device for switch accessing iOS technology. In recent…
Innovative care providers who help to improve the lives of disabled people held its hi-tech AGM this week to resounding success, at the Glasgow Science…
High tech innovations trialled to improve independent living Leaders of a major European independent living project, Habinteg Housing Association are starting practical tests of innovative…
Hereward College, located in Tile Hill in Coventry, is a general Further Education college that provides support to a range of physical, sensory and emotional…
It’s had almost three million views on YouTube, appeared in over 100 different news features from every continent, and headlined conferences throughout the world. Now,…
The first speech recognition aid to give a voice to people with severe speech impairment is the flagship technology on display today [19 November] at…