Enhancing quality of life for older adults through assistive technology is crucial for inclusive communities and universal health coverage.

In the swiftly evolving world of technology, wearable gadgets are stepping forward to offer blind users a novel way to ...

On Friday 8 August, during The Hundred's Midlands derby between Birmingham Phoenix and Nottingham’s Trent Rockets, a select group of nine cricket fans with varying visual impairments trialled the ...

Personalized and multilingual AI devices for people with vision impairments ranked among the most likely to materialize, reflecting strong confidence in ongoing technological progress. These tools ...

The Heineken UK-owned brand Strongbow has added NaviLens technology to its packs, becoming the first major alcohol brand in ...

Depending on the sensory processing disorder (SPD), the best assistive devices for specific conditions can range from low-tech options to more advanced ones. Either way, the devices should engage the ...

Edgbaston Stadium has completed a trial of GiveVision’s assistive technology, giving visually impaired cricket fans a new way to watch and experience live sport. On August 8th, during The Hundred’s ...

The Kenya Medical Supplies Authority (KEMSA) has reaffirmed its commitment to making assistive technology (AT) devices more available, affordable, and accessible to Kenyans, calling their provision a ...

Ireland’s Minister for Children, Disability and Equality Norma Foley TD has announced funding of over €1 million (£865,050) ...

The AMA has released its CPT code set for 2026, with dozens of new codes impacting data collection, remote patient monitoring ...

Miami University students Matthew Sweet, Oscar Avila, Ethan Peters, and Vivek Gupte have developed SafeStep, a wearable navigation system designed to support blind and low-vision (BLV) individuals.