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“I’ve been exposed to a lot more of how making assistive tech, open source, and this platform that we’re working on is so impactful, and it makes things so much more accessible for people that need the technology.”
Diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes at seven years old, and frustrated with the one-size-fits-all nature of many of the devices he needed in day-to-day life, Tyler innovated his own solutions.
As a mechanical engineering student, Stephen Moyer was drawn to biomechanical design in large part by the opportunity to help others.
Our Director of Innovation, Chad Leaman, will be speaking at the International Symposium on Rehabilitation Research 2021 about Open-Source Assistive Technology Devices – 3D printing and making access solutions. Summary: Makers Making Change connects people with disabilities and disability professionals to makers, who can assist in fabricating assistive technologies from our open-source library of assistive […]
“I felt stranded and alone and scared. People throw around the word isolated when talking about COVID. I was truly isolated and Neil Squire was a lifeline to me.”