Scott Helps Develop Assistive Technology for His Capstone Project
When fourth year UBC engineering student Scott Beaulieu was looking for a capstone project to take on, one idea really stood out.
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Skip to NavigationWhen fourth year UBC engineering student Scott Beaulieu was looking for a capstone project to take on, one idea really stood out.
Luke works in two roles for Summer Street Industries, a cleaner and a production worker, and he loves them both. The experience of feeling valued as an employee has encouraged him to look ahead and set other goals for himself.
“My life has improved dramatically with the assistive technology and it made the tasks much easier while operating my business.”
For the last two years, Neil Squire has partnered with the Hammond River Angling Association (HRAA) to provide summer employment to local youth with disabilities. The HRAA is a non-profit organization whose mandate is to protect and preserve the Hammond River through education, conservation, and community interaction.
PlayFull Potential needed a button guard for a child’s Augmentative and Alternative Communication device, and found help just hours later.