New research reveals almost half of Brits do not consider their home accessible
Following new research that reveals a large number of Brits do not believe their current home is accessible, stairlift and homelift supplier Stannah has released…
Online independent living aid retailer launches virtual occupational therapy service
Following a shift to more digital access of services as a result of the pandemic, online independent living aids store Complete Care Shop has announced…
Stylish mobility scooter with ‘cutting-edge’ design launches
Mobility equipment supplier Electric Mobility has announced the latest addition to its Rascal range – the Vortex Performance Scooter. Designed for individuals with reduced mobility,…
Pioneering homes with ‘leading-edge’ tech open for independent living
A unique collection of 24 homes from Blackwood, fitted with cutting-edge technology to transform the lives of people with disabilities, has officially opened its doors.…
Futuristic self-driving mobility service trialled at railway station in Tokyo
Panasonic is trialling an innovative Mobility-as-a-Service (MaaS) model at the Takanawa Gateway Station in Tokyo, Japan, which uses the WHILL powerchair with autonomous tracking to…
Survey finds two in three disabled passengers would continue flying ensuring strict airport procedures are in place
ABM Aviation has partnered with disabled entrepreneur Josh Wintersgill, inventor of the easyTravelseat, to explore a range of opportunities in aviation and transport that reflect…
Let’s get it clear: 24-hour positioning – where do we stand?
Varyflex in use with tray We know the importance of correct positioning whilst seated. People spend a lot of time lying down, so over time,…
Toyota unveils smart city of the future to enhance health and mobility for residents
Revealed at CES 2020, Toyota unveiled plans to build a prototype smart city in Japan, which combines autonomy, robotics, personal mobility, smart homes and AI…
University students create innovative video game controllers for disabled people
Third-year engineering students from CU Coventry – part of the Coventry University Group – have created different assistive video game controllers to make gaming accessible…
Guest Article: Why the bathroom is key to maintaining independence in the home
According to the Department for Communities and Local Government almost two million households in England have one or more people with a long-term limiting illness…