We have teamed up with Hello Robot, a leading innovator in robots that assist people, and the ALS Association to advance the development of Stretch: a user-friendly robot with the potential to enhance the quality of life of people living with ALS (amyotrophic lateral sclerosis) and many other disabilities.   

Read about this new partnership here!

We have teamed up with Hello Robot, a leading innovator in robots that assist people, and the ALS Association to advance the development of Stretch: a user-friendly robot with the potential to enhance the quality of life of people living with ALS (amyotrophic lateral sclerosis) and many other disabilities.   

Read about this new partnership here!

We have teamed up with Hello Robot, a leading innovator in robots that assist people, and the ALS Association to advance the development of Stretch: a user-friendly robot with the potential to enhance the quality of life of people living with ALS (amyotrophic lateral sclerosis) and many other disabilities.   

Read about this new partnership here!

We have teamed up with Hello Robot, a leading innovator in robots that assist people, and the ALS Association to advance the development of Stretch: a user-friendly robot with the potential to enhance the quality of life of people living with ALS (amyotrophic lateral sclerosis) and many other disabilities.   

Read about this new partnership here!

We have teamed up with Hello Robot, a leading innovator in robots that assist people, and the ALS Association to advance the development of Stretch: a user-friendly robot with the potential to enhance the quality of life of people living with ALS (amyotrophic lateral sclerosis) and many other disabilities.   

Read about this new partnership here!

We have teamed up with Hello Robot, a leading innovator in robots that assist people, and the ALS Association to advance the development of Stretch: a user-friendly robot with the potential to enhance the quality of life of people living with ALS (amyotrophic lateral sclerosis) and many other disabilities.   

Read about this new partnership here!

The IAA program welcomes applications from U.S.-based organizations and individuals with innovative app ideas. Applicants can secure up to $10,000 funding to cover development costs, user testing expenses, and other essential resources. The initial call for proposals will open on Dec. 1 with applications due on Jan. 31.

Learn more about the IAA at InclusiveApps.com

The IAA program welcomes applications from U.S.-based organizations and individuals with innovative app ideas. Applicants can secure up to $10,000 funding to cover development costs, user testing expenses, and other essential resources. The initial call for proposals will open on Dec. 1 with applications due on Jan. 31.

Learn more about the IAA at InclusiveApps.com

The IAA program welcomes applications from U.S.-based organizations and individuals with innovative app ideas. Applicants can secure up to $10,000 funding to cover development costs, user testing expenses, and other essential resources. The initial call for proposals will open on Dec. 1 with applications due on Jan. 31.

Learn more about the IAA at InclusiveApps.com

The IAA program welcomes applications from U.S.-based organizations and individuals with innovative app ideas. Applicants can secure up to $10,000 funding to cover development costs, user testing expenses, and other essential resources. The initial call for proposals will open on Dec. 1 with applications due on Jan. 31.

Learn more about the IAA at InclusiveApps.com

The IAA program welcomes applications from U.S.-based organizations and individuals with innovative app ideas. Applicants can secure up to $10,000 funding to cover development costs, user testing expenses, and other essential resources. The initial call for proposals will open on Dec. 1 with applications due on Jan. 31.

Learn more about the IAA at InclusiveApps.com

The IAA program welcomes applications from U.S.-based organizations and individuals with innovative app ideas. Applicants can secure up to $10,000 funding to cover development costs, user testing expenses, and other essential resources. The initial call for proposals will open on Dec. 1 with applications due on Jan. 31.

Learn more about the IAA at InclusiveApps.com

From February 15-23, 2025, the Wireless Rehabilitation Engineering Resource Center at the University of Pittsburgh will host HACK-cess: Solutions for an Accessible Pittsburgh.   The goal of this Hackathon is to empower the creation of wireless applications for use by and/or for persons with various (visual, auditory, motor, cognitive, etc.) disabilities. 

Read more and register here!

From February 15-23, 2025, the Wireless Rehabilitation Engineering Resource Center at the University of Pittsburgh will host HACK-cess: Solutions for an Accessible Pittsburgh.   The goal of this Hackathon is to empower the creation of wireless applications for use by and/or for persons with various (visual, auditory, motor, cognitive, etc.) disabilities. 

Read more and register here!

From February 15-23, 2025, the Wireless Rehabilitation Engineering Resource Center at the University of Pittsburgh will host HACK-cess: Solutions for an Accessible Pittsburgh.   The goal of this Hackathon is to empower the creation of wireless applications for use by and/or for persons with various (visual, auditory, motor, cognitive, etc.) disabilities. 

Read more and register here!

From February 15-23, 2025, the Wireless Rehabilitation Engineering Resource Center at the University of Pittsburgh will host HACK-cess: Solutions for an Accessible Pittsburgh.   The goal of this Hackathon is to empower the creation of wireless applications for use by and/or for persons with various (visual, auditory, motor, cognitive, etc.) disabilities. 

Read more and register here!

From February 15-23, 2025, the Wireless Rehabilitation Engineering Resource Center at the University of Pittsburgh will host HACK-cess: Solutions for an Accessible Pittsburgh.   The goal of this Hackathon is to empower the creation of wireless applications for use by and/or for persons with various (visual, auditory, motor, cognitive, etc.) disabilities. 

Read more and register here!

From February 15-23, 2025, the Wireless Rehabilitation Engineering Resource Center at the University of Pittsburgh will host HACK-cess: Solutions for an Accessible Pittsburgh.   The goal of this Hackathon is to empower the creation of wireless applications for use by and/or for persons with various (visual, auditory, motor, cognitive, etc.) disabilities. 

Read more and register here!

Our new course, "Mainstream Smart Home Technology as Assistive Technology," aims to provide healthcare providers, social service professionals, and caregivers with a comprehensive understanding of smart home technology and how it can be utilized as assistive technology to improve the well-being, independence, and participation for older adults and individuals with disabilities.

Enroll today at no cost!

Our new course, "Mainstream Smart Home Technology as Assistive Technology," aims to provide healthcare providers, social service professionals, and caregivers with a comprehensive understanding of smart home technology and how it can be utilized as assistive technology to improve the well-being, independence, and participation for older adults and individuals with disabilities.

Enroll today at no cost!

Our new course, "Mainstream Smart Home Technology as Assistive Technology," aims to provide healthcare providers, social service professionals, and caregivers with a comprehensive understanding of smart home technology and how it can be utilized as assistive technology to improve the well-being, independence, and participation for older adults and individuals with disabilities.

Enroll today at no cost!

Our new course, "Mainstream Smart Home Technology as Assistive Technology," aims to provide healthcare providers, social service professionals, and caregivers with a comprehensive understanding of smart home technology and how it can be utilized as assistive technology to improve the well-being, independence, and participation for older adults and individuals with disabilities.

Enroll today at no cost!

Our new course, "Mainstream Smart Home Technology as Assistive Technology," aims to provide healthcare providers, social service professionals, and caregivers with a comprehensive understanding of smart home technology and how it can be utilized as assistive technology to improve the well-being, independence, and participation for older adults and individuals with disabilities.

Enroll today at no cost!

Our new course, "Mainstream Smart Home Technology as Assistive Technology," aims to provide healthcare providers, social service professionals, and caregivers with a comprehensive understanding of smart home technology and how it can be utilized as assistive technology to improve the well-being, independence, and participation for older adults and individuals with disabilities.

Enroll today at no cost!

We have teamed up with Hello Robot, a leading innovator in robots that assist people, and the ALS Association to advance the development of Stretch: a user-friendly robot with the potential to enhance the quality of life of people living with ALS (amyotrophic lateral sclerosis) and many other disabilities.   

Read about this new partnership here!

We have teamed up with Hello Robot, a leading innovator in robots that assist people, and the ALS Association to advance the development of Stretch: a user-friendly robot with the potential to enhance the quality of life of people living with ALS (amyotrophic lateral sclerosis) and many other disabilities.   

Read about this new partnership here!

We have teamed up with Hello Robot, a leading innovator in robots that assist people, and the ALS Association to advance the development of Stretch: a user-friendly robot with the potential to enhance the quality of life of people living with ALS (amyotrophic lateral sclerosis) and many other disabilities.   

Read about this new partnership here!

We have teamed up with Hello Robot, a leading innovator in robots that assist people, and the ALS Association to advance the development of Stretch: a user-friendly robot with the potential to enhance the quality of life of people living with ALS (amyotrophic lateral sclerosis) and many other disabilities.   

Read about this new partnership here!

We have teamed up with Hello Robot, a leading innovator in robots that assist people, and the ALS Association to advance the development of Stretch: a user-friendly robot with the potential to enhance the quality of life of people living with ALS (amyotrophic lateral sclerosis) and many other disabilities.   

Read about this new partnership here!

We have teamed up with Hello Robot, a leading innovator in robots that assist people, and the ALS Association to advance the development of Stretch: a user-friendly robot with the potential to enhance the quality of life of people living with ALS (amyotrophic lateral sclerosis) and many other disabilities.   

Read about this new partnership here!

The IAA program welcomes applications from U.S.-based organizations and individuals with innovative app ideas. Applicants can secure up to $10,000 funding to cover development costs, user testing expenses, and other essential resources. The initial call for proposals will open on Dec. 1 with applications due on Jan. 31.

Learn more about the IAA at InclusiveApps.com

The IAA program welcomes applications from U.S.-based organizations and individuals with innovative app ideas. Applicants can secure up to $10,000 funding to cover development costs, user testing expenses, and other essential resources. The initial call for proposals will open on Dec. 1 with applications due on Jan. 31.

Learn more about the IAA at InclusiveApps.com

The IAA program welcomes applications from U.S.-based organizations and individuals with innovative app ideas. Applicants can secure up to $10,000 funding to cover development costs, user testing expenses, and other essential resources. The initial call for proposals will open on Dec. 1 with applications due on Jan. 31.

Learn more about the IAA at InclusiveApps.com

The IAA program welcomes applications from U.S.-based organizations and individuals with innovative app ideas. Applicants can secure up to $10,000 funding to cover development costs, user testing expenses, and other essential resources. The initial call for proposals will open on Dec. 1 with applications due on Jan. 31.

Learn more about the IAA at InclusiveApps.com

The IAA program welcomes applications from U.S.-based organizations and individuals with innovative app ideas. Applicants can secure up to $10,000 funding to cover development costs, user testing expenses, and other essential resources. The initial call for proposals will open on Dec. 1 with applications due on Jan. 31.

Learn more about the IAA at InclusiveApps.com

The IAA program welcomes applications from U.S.-based organizations and individuals with innovative app ideas. Applicants can secure up to $10,000 funding to cover development costs, user testing expenses, and other essential resources. The initial call for proposals will open on Dec. 1 with applications due on Jan. 31.

Learn more about the IAA at InclusiveApps.com

From February 15-23, 2025, the Wireless Rehabilitation Engineering Resource Center at the University of Pittsburgh will host HACK-cess: Solutions for an Accessible Pittsburgh.   The goal of this Hackathon is to empower the creation of wireless applications for use by and/or for persons with various (visual, auditory, motor, cognitive, etc.) disabilities. 

Read more and register here!

From February 15-23, 2025, the Wireless Rehabilitation Engineering Resource Center at the University of Pittsburgh will host HACK-cess: Solutions for an Accessible Pittsburgh.   The goal of this Hackathon is to empower the creation of wireless applications for use by and/or for persons with various (visual, auditory, motor, cognitive, etc.) disabilities. 

Read more and register here!

From February 15-23, 2025, the Wireless Rehabilitation Engineering Resource Center at the University of Pittsburgh will host HACK-cess: Solutions for an Accessible Pittsburgh.   The goal of this Hackathon is to empower the creation of wireless applications for use by and/or for persons with various (visual, auditory, motor, cognitive, etc.) disabilities. 

Read more and register here!

From February 15-23, 2025, the Wireless Rehabilitation Engineering Resource Center at the University of Pittsburgh will host HACK-cess: Solutions for an Accessible Pittsburgh.   The goal of this Hackathon is to empower the creation of wireless applications for use by and/or for persons with various (visual, auditory, motor, cognitive, etc.) disabilities. 

Read more and register here!

From February 15-23, 2025, the Wireless Rehabilitation Engineering Resource Center at the University of Pittsburgh will host HACK-cess: Solutions for an Accessible Pittsburgh.   The goal of this Hackathon is to empower the creation of wireless applications for use by and/or for persons with various (visual, auditory, motor, cognitive, etc.) disabilities. 

Read more and register here!

From February 15-23, 2025, the Wireless Rehabilitation Engineering Resource Center at the University of Pittsburgh will host HACK-cess: Solutions for an Accessible Pittsburgh.   The goal of this Hackathon is to empower the creation of wireless applications for use by and/or for persons with various (visual, auditory, motor, cognitive, etc.) disabilities. 

Read more and register here!

Our new course, "Mainstream Smart Home Technology as Assistive Technology," aims to provide healthcare providers, social service professionals, and caregivers with a comprehensive understanding of smart home technology and how it can be utilized as assistive technology to improve the well-being, independence, and participation for older adults and individuals with disabilities.

Enroll today at no cost!

Our new course, "Mainstream Smart Home Technology as Assistive Technology," aims to provide healthcare providers, social service professionals, and caregivers with a comprehensive understanding of smart home technology and how it can be utilized as assistive technology to improve the well-being, independence, and participation for older adults and individuals with disabilities.

Enroll today at no cost!

Our new course, "Mainstream Smart Home Technology as Assistive Technology," aims to provide healthcare providers, social service professionals, and caregivers with a comprehensive understanding of smart home technology and how it can be utilized as assistive technology to improve the well-being, independence, and participation for older adults and individuals with disabilities.

Enroll today at no cost!

Our new course, "Mainstream Smart Home Technology as Assistive Technology," aims to provide healthcare providers, social service professionals, and caregivers with a comprehensive understanding of smart home technology and how it can be utilized as assistive technology to improve the well-being, independence, and participation for older adults and individuals with disabilities.

Enroll today at no cost!

Our new course, "Mainstream Smart Home Technology as Assistive Technology," aims to provide healthcare providers, social service professionals, and caregivers with a comprehensive understanding of smart home technology and how it can be utilized as assistive technology to improve the well-being, independence, and participation for older adults and individuals with disabilities.

Enroll today at no cost!

Our new course, "Mainstream Smart Home Technology as Assistive Technology," aims to provide healthcare providers, social service professionals, and caregivers with a comprehensive understanding of smart home technology and how it can be utilized as assistive technology to improve the well-being, independence, and participation for older adults and individuals with disabilities.

Enroll today at no cost!