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Video: MIT engineers develop a robot that catches a falling person without wearable devices or a harness
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Engineers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) in the US have built and tested a mobile robot designed to physically support elderly people and prevent them from falling as they move around their homes. The Elderly Bodily Assistance Robot (E-BAR) was designed in a bid to address the challenges of an ageing population,…
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Case study: Standing system enables Zain to give his mum a standing cuddle for the very first time
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Jenx’s Supine Stander 3 has helped 11-year-old Zain easily socialise at eye-level with his peers, give his mum a standing a cuddle for the first time, and go from a horizontal to standing position in seconds. Zain is a cheeky boy from Rochdale with a wonderful smile that instantly lights up the room. He…
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Research highlights the disconnect between how AT is developed and how it works in practice
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A new study by the University of Chichester in collaboration with a range of universities and charities across the South coast highlights the critical gap between technological promise and lived reality for people with dementia. It found that innovation developed with the intention to help people, such as voice-assisted devices, can instead cause anxiety,…
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Awards evening to recognise assistive tech innovators, retailers, suppliers and service providers
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The British Healthcare Trades Association (BHTA) is inviting the healthcare and assistive technology industries to take part in its annual awards evening. The British Healthcare Trades Industry Awards 2025 will take place at Cutlers’ Hall in Sheffield on 4 December 2025. With a variety of categories to enter, the BHTA is calling on innovators,…
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New Bristol 3D Medical Centre will develop cutting-edge, bespoke prosthetics and devices
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North Bristol NHS Trust has opened an innovative centre for 3D scanning and printing, providing state-of-the-art technology for the development of bespoke prosthetics and devices. The Bristol 3D Medical Centre brings together expertise for digital planning, design, and manufacturing of patient-specific devices and medical models to enable safer and more accurate patient care. According…
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[이슈 제안] AI 혁명, 시각장애인에게 ‘빛’이 될 것인가 ‘장벽’이 될 것인가 – 교육플러스
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[이슈 제안] AI 혁명, 시각장애인에게 ‘빛’이 될 것인가 ‘장벽’이 될 것인가 교육플러스
Where AI Meets Inclusion
Welcome to Assistive AI Lab Where AI Meets Inclusion
At Assistive AI Lab, we are dedicated to developing cutting-edge artificial intelligence technologies to enhance accessibility and empower individuals with diverse needs. Our interdisciplinary team passionately pursues innovative research and practical solutions, bridging the gap between advanced AI techniques and inclusive, real-world applications.
Our mission is to ensure that artificial intelligence benefits everyone, particularly those traditionally underserved by technology. By focusing on accessibility, usability, and human-centered design, our lab creates transformative tools and systems that facilitate greater independence, inclusion, and quality of life.
We specialize in:
- Assistive Technology Development: Creating intelligent solutions that improve daily living, communication, and mobility.
- Inclusive AI Systems: Ensuring AI applications are designed to be universally accessible and beneficial.
- Human-Centered Innovation: Collaborating closely with users and communities to develop meaningful, impactful technologies.
Join us in shaping a future where artificial intelligence genuinely meets the needs of all individuals, fostering a society that is truly inclusive and accessible.
