16 assistive technology projects

A robot for children which helps to play and reduce addiction of smartphone.

The ExoMIND Glove is a stroke rehabilitation device used to generate biofeedback for physical therapists and patients.

A pair of talking smart glass, intended to help the visually impaired.

A try to simulate the automation of modern manufacturing technologies specially the robotic arms that used in all fields of manufacturing.

An obstacle-detection and GPS-enabled navigation wearable for the visually impaired.

An assistive technology for individuals affected by nervous system disorders like Parkinson's and Alzheimer's.

How alert and happy Cecile (with Alzheimer's) became when she heard familiar songs! Lift the book, turn the page--the book does the rest.

Our objective is to design, build and implement in-the-field technology in an ecological way that generates environmental awareness.

Have you ever gotten out of bed just to turn off or on the light switch? Well worry no more!

Medical devices are expensive! They don't have to be!

The Haptic Proximity Module (HPM) enables people with low vision, or other vision impairments, to engage with their direct surroundings.

Heat brings along challenges for the differently-abled. Let's build a bladeless fan, wireless pacemaker and communication aid to help them!

A desktop-sized miniature robot arm capable of performing work accurately by mouse operation, serving tea, and playing music.

To relieve mentally handicapped students' effort and time spent in training walking, Walk Helper with Curie Board will help them.

This is a device I am working on called the BecDot which is a literacy teaching tool I invented for our daughter Rebecca.

Alexa and Sonar do the heavy lifting of light switches for the home.