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We're a nonprofit dedicated to improving the lives of disabled people through our engineering and design expertise.

Our Work

We combine high tech with user-friendly product design to create innovative product designs to empower individuals with disabilities, whether that's an everyday product like a keyboard, or or an educational product like a geometry set.

Braille Shapes
This initiative advances learning for the visually impaired by creating geometric shapes (2D and 3D) which will feature distinct textures for tactile identification as well as Braille labels.
Just like the maps & globes, these shapes will be printed with high-resolution settings for optimal tactile feedback.

Geometric shapes
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Braille Keyboards
With user-centered approach, the goal was to allow the visually impaired to operate with more ease virtually.
Is extremely sustainable due to the use of refurbished keyboards as the base, reducing keyboard use. This also makes the solution very cost-effective.
50+
Keyboards donated
Partnered with
2 NPOs
Smart Cane
The smart cane is a smart mobility device designed for visually impaired users, integrating sensors, GPS, and Bluetooth technology to enhance navigation. It provides real-time obstacle detection, route guidance, and location tracking through a mobile app, offering both auditory and haptic feedback.
The cane's connected features help users navigate unfamiliar environments safely, while the app allows for personalized settings and emergency alerts, promoting greater independence.
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Real-time processes
Unique Features
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Autonomous Wheelchair
An autonomous wheelchair equipped with LiDAR, computer vision, and IoT connectivity to empower individuals with disabilities to navigate large public spaces like airports, hospitals, and malls independently. This innovative wheelchair isn't just about technology—it’s about inclusion, empowerment, and creating a future where mobility is accessible to all.
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Input interfaces
Braille Maps & Globes
This initiative aims to create a tactile, Braille-labeled map and globe for visually impaired users. The maps will use raised borders and textures to represent geographical features.
The globe will highlight continents and major landmarks with Braille labels. All models will be 3D printed with high-resolution settings for optimal tactile feedback, ensuring ease of exploration and navigation.
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Map types

Braille Keyboards
With user-centered approach, the goal was to allow the visually impaired to operate with more ease virtually.
Is extremely sustainable due to the use of refurbished keyboards as the base, reducing keyboard use. This also makes the solution very cost-effective.
50+
Keyboards donated
Partnered with
2 NPOs
Braille Shapes
This initiative advances learning for the visually impaired by creating geometric shapes (2D and 3D) which will feature distinct textures for tactile identification as well as Braille labels.
Just like the maps & globes, these shapes will be printed with high-resolution settings for optimal tactile feedback.

Geometric shapes
8
Smart Cane
The smart cane is a smart mobility device designed for visually impaired users, integrating sensors, GPS, and Bluetooth technology to enhance navigation. It provides real-time obstacle detection, route guidance, and location tracking through a mobile app, offering both auditory and haptic feedback.
The cane's connected features help users navigate unfamiliar environments safely, while the app allows for personalized settings and emergency alerts, promoting greater independence.
2
Real-time processes
Unique Features
3
Autonomous Wheelchair
An autonomous wheelchair equipped with LiDAR, computer vision, and IoT connectivity to empower individuals with disabilities to navigate large public spaces like airports, hospitals, and malls independently. This innovative wheelchair isn't just about technology—it’s about inclusion, empowerment, and creating a future where mobility is accessible to all.
5
Input interfaces
Braille Maps & Globes
This initiative aims to create a tactile, Braille-labeled map and globe for visually impaired users. The maps will use raised borders and textures to represent geographical features.
The globe will highlight continents and major landmarks with Braille labels. All models will be 3D printed with high-resolution settings for optimal tactile feedback, ensuring ease of exploration and navigation.
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Map types