According to the World Health Organization, 15% of the world’s population lives with one or more disabilities, with an overwhelming majority (approximately 840 million) in developing countries.

As we age, it's normal to experience some degree of mobility decline, but in this day and age, seniors no longer have to worry about these challenges, as companies and independent designers are making ...

After a local man called our newsroom saying his new wheelchair was having problems that weren't getting fixed, we looked ...

Wheelchair lift vans and ADA-compliant services are designed to ensure safe and dignified travel for individuals who ...

New registration and ownership transfer regulations may also pose challenges for elderly customers who are not technologically savvy, retailers warn.

There’s been plenty of excitement on the robotic exoskeleton front in recent years. For the most part, these devices slot into two categories: 1) workplace assistance and 2) mobility assistance. The ...

As you, a parent or a loved one age, mobility can become more challenging. Daily tasks like balancing, sitting down or even a short walk might leave you a bit winded. If this sounds familiar, an ...

Assistive technologies have emerged as a crucial avenue for enhancing the navigation and mobility of visually impaired users. Over recent years, innovations combining computer vision, haptic feedback, ...

Quadric IT returned to BioAsia with its Smart AI Cane, an AI-powered assistive mobility device for the visually impaired. Developed from a student’s idea, the smart cane uses sensors and computer visi ...

Christina Conner from Children’s Assistive Technology Service (C.A.T.S.) shares how the organization provides mobility devices to children living with disabilities.