5 Gadgets That Are Changing the World for People with Disabilities
Lechal Footwear
Lechal insoles offer multiple advantages. They slip easily into any pair of shoes, offering a form of tactile GPS system. Turn by turn instructions are relayed through simple vibrations within the insoles.
Eone Bradley
EOne’s Bradley timepiece might sound like a fairly conventional watch but it has a lot more going for it than that. Instead of using traditional watch hands, it offers two ball bearings that indicate the time.
OrCam
OrCam is a pair of spectacles with a difference. On the side of their frame is a small camera that ensures OrCam is a far more powerful product than it looks. That camera enables its users to hear any text from any surface, recognize the faces of people around you, and even identify supermarket products or money
Liftware
The Liftware Steady focuses on reducing the effects of hand shake, while the Liftware Level ensures the utensil stays steady and level as your hand moves and bends. Crucially, the independence it gives back to users is significant.
GlassOuse
GlassOuse is an assistive device designed to help people who cannot use technology due to limited abilities and give them more control of their computers