Use Device to Aid Navigation in Physical World

A coin-sized tracking device used to enable the user to find everyday items. It is suited for individuals who have brain injuries, Alzheimer's Disease, and other memory disabilities.

A small GPS tracker for people with cognitive disabilities, Alzheimer's, and autism spectrum disorder.

A mobile robot designed to assist the elderly, people with disabilities, and others who need special care.

GPS watches are smart watches that serve as both tracking and communications devices. Users can track and monitor the location of the watch wearer in real-time, while the wearer can also quickly contact family, caregivers, or friends.

A blind spot sensor system for wheelchair users that includes three Echo Heads (each offering a 45-degree cone of coverage), and an intuitive LED light display that indicates the location and proximity of obstacles.

A sensor system that provides 180 degrees of rear-view blind spot coverage for people who use wheelchairs, increasing their awareness of surroundings.

A wearable mobility tool for the blind and vision impaired to complement a cane or a guide dog.

A free app for deaf people requesting and booking taxis in Italy.

An app designed to help the blind and visually impaired identify objects they encounter in their everyday lives. Simply tap anywhere on the screen to take a picture. 

A typing tutor for people who want to learn to type with one hand. It teaches the accepted keyboarding technique for one-handed touch typing on the standard (QWERTY) keyboard.