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Case study: Social media content creator fitted with advanced bionic hand
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Born without most of his right hand, social media content creator Henrik Cox has followed prosthetic advancements from a young age. Now, he has been fitted with his new multi-articulating COVVI Hand. Henrik began making and sharing videos online in 2020 and has since amassed over two million followers across his social media channels.…
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Webinar to discuss actions on the reclassification of guidance for powered mobility equipment
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The Wheelchair Alliance, an organisation which represents the voices of wheelchair users, will update people about the action underway regarding the reclassification of the guidance for powered wheelchairs and mobility scooters in its upcoming webinar on 25 June 2025. The alliance will share how it works with wheelchair users, giving an example of how…
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Professional guidance on beds and mattress standards and pressure care devices flammability safety
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The Society of Tissue Viability (SoTV) has published various articles on standards for beds and mattresses, as well as the flammability safety criteria for pressure care devices. The articles have been written by BES Healthcare’s Dr Barend ter Haar in partnership with Jeannie Donnelly, Lead Nurse for Tissue Viability at Belfast Health and Social Care…
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Overall NHS CHC spending decreased by 42 percent in 2023/24 compared to previous year
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New data gathered from Winston Solicitors via a Freedom of Information (FOI) request to NHS England reveals the stark differences in NHS funding for continuing healthcare (CHC) across England’s 42 integrated care boards (ICBs). Described as a “postcode lottery”, the FOI suggests that patients are at risk due to the stark regional disparities in NHS CHC spending. The…
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REACTION: Health and social care leaders respond to the Spending Review 2025
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Health and social care organisations have welcomed the funding for the NHS announced in the Spending Review but are awaiting more details about the forthcoming 10-year health plan and the fair pay agreement for social care workers to see if resources and funding are properly allocated to fully support the health and social care…
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Smart tech enables carers and health professionals to keep a remote eye on vulnerable people
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Cutting-edge smart technology is helping to transform care options for older people in Wales, helping them to stay in their own homes for longer. Minister for Mental Health and Wellbeing Sarah Murphy learned more about technology-enabled care during visits to two projects in West Wales on 2 June 2025. She had a tour of…
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.
