SME smartphone concept aims to aid the visually impaired
Smartphones are mostly created for those of us that are seeing or at least not visually impaired. But for those that want to be more…
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This foldable wheelchair with yellow accents was designed to blend in with the city
Japanese studio Quantum is based in Tokyo and was founded in 2016. Since its inception, it has been creating innovative products and services, and one…
This inclusive computer mouse redefines the gadget’s design by working using the wrist, no fingers needed!
Allin is an inclusive, barrier-free mouse that was designed to be ergonomic specifically catering to the needs of amputees and those who struggle to use…
The Go board gets a portable and inclusive revision with this paper-based game design!
Go or ‘Weiqi’ is a strategic board game that is immensely popular in many East Asian countries, especially China. It’s an intriguing two-player game, wherein…
Meet the hug cup, an evolution of the traditional tableware that allows you to easily hold your warm mug on those chilly days!
Hug Cup is an innovative reinterpretation of the traditional ceramic mug, replacing the conventional side handle with a central grip tunnel that serves as an…
This Dyson-inspired inclusive ticket machine adjusts its height, increasing convenience for its users!
Coinvenience is an inclusive ticket machine design that incorporates adaptive light fixtures and a hydraulic rail system that adjusts the machine’s height to meet users…
This redesign of the kitchen sink was built on a scheme of chamfers and angled edges for one-handed users to use as leverage!
Moray is a statement kitchen sink built on a scheme of chamfers, angled surfaces, and curved edges designed for one-handed users like amputees, parents, and…
This transparent display for captions designed for the DHH community makes sure facial expressions aren’t missed!
See-Through Captions is a simple, understated solution for the DHH community that uses a transparent subtitle display screen to project conversations with ASR technology and…
This induction stovetop uses voice commands + haptic feedback to make cooking safer for the blind!
Cookware developed specifically for the blind and visually impaired communities requires a good blend of ergonomic and tactile design elements. While today’s product designs across…
The LED traffic signal gets redesigned with a single screen stoplight for the 21st century!
Makeshift detour notices and ancient traffic lights from the 20th century sometimes make following road rules difficult. Human error and faded signals sometimes send the…
Engineer designed and built his own functioning mechanical prosthetic hand and it looks like a steampunk beauty!
It looks like equal parts Iron Man and the Winter Soldier, and it makes really cool whirring and clicking noises too! Most people look to…
Award-winning ‘Inclusive Kettle’ allows the disabled and impaired to easily brew tea
It’s difficult to shake the fact that products that have existed for centuries can sometimes be prime examples of non-inclusive design. Stairs are a notorious…