Robotic exoskeleton enables disabled people to eat or drink by themselves
Researchers of the Biomedical Neuro-engineering group of the Universidad Miguel Hernández (UMH) of Elche, Spain, have developed a worldwide pioneering …
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Naidex 44 Review: Able Magazine, Naidex Best in Show Award Top Picks 2018
This year’s Naidex event was a wellspring of innovations designed to help disabled people with every aspect of their lives. Here is a selection of the …
Able Magazine is proud to be the official Disability Media Partner of the Remap Awards 2018
Able Magazine is proud to be the official Disability Media Partner of the Remap Awards 2018! We are also looking forward to presenting The Able Magazin…
Exoskeleton technology showcased at a leading industry event
A state-of-the-art rehabilitation facility in Sheffield hosted an exclusive industry event on 13th June that showcased the very latest in exoskeleton t…
Exoskeleton technology to be showcased at a leading industry event on 13th June 2018 in Sheffield
A state-of-the-art rehabilitation facility in Sheffield is set to host an exclusive industry event that showcases the very latest in exoskeleton techno…
Which Mobility Scooter to Buy? A Useful Guide from Pro Rider Mobility
Since the first model was invented over 40 years ago, mobility scooters have offered freedom and independence to millions of people all across the worl…
Dyslexia Defeated By Assistive Technology
Texthelp is a leading literacy/dyslexic support software system for NHS partners/patients. Damien Bridgman, has become a strong advocate for assistive …
IWAS partners with Sport:80 to deliver innovative technology platform
The International Wheelchair & Amputee Sports Federation (IWAS) has partnered with sport technology specialists, Sport:80, to launch a cutting-edge…
New Conference on Autism & Assistive Technology
Featuring... robotics...biometrics...cloud-based technology....apps …
Wearable technology is redefining what it means to be disabled
The meaning of “disabled” is changing as people adopt wearable devices and move into a bionic future. By David Z. Morris for Fortune The visu…
Avatar Technology Could Help Paralysed Patients
Computers have assisted in passing information from an implant in a monkey’s brain to another’s spinal cord. From Able Magazine #110 (March/April 2014…