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Technology evolves at an incredible pace — imagine that in the time it takes to develop a specific solution or an accommodation for a device, the technology in question may already be outdated. While developing solutions allowing people with disabilities to access technology still remains a priority, it’s also important to influence accessibility on a broader scale.
Staff across all Neil Squire departments work together to provide personalized, practical support to all of our participants. We use feedback loops to ensure continuity for each individual’s journey toward enhanced independence.
There are over 200 open-source devices in our Makers Making Change assistive device library, free for anyone to use. But many of the devices began from a need in our community.
The AT Summit is Canada’s leading Assistive Technology (AT) conference, proudly presented by Neil Squire.
After our post yesterday about the “I Have a Voice” cassette, our namesake Neil Squire’s family reached out with a photo of Neil’s personal cassette collection from back in the day.