Believe it or not, the image above is not from a science-fiction film. This is a senior working with DreamFace Technologies’ social robot, Ryan, which is proving to enhance mood, reduce cognitive decline and improve mobility for older adults — among other benefits. Through artificial intelligence, Ryan is able to recognize emotions, engage socially and […]
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The Hands-Free Fit of Kizik Shoes
Slip-on shoes are nothing new, but with over 200 patents and innovative technology in play, the engineers and designers of Kizik shoes are at the forefront of advancing this footwear. With a flexible, spring-back heel that snaps into place as soon as you step into the shoe, Kizik shoes allow for a completely hands-free, bending-free […]
The 2024 Holiday Gift Guide
With gift-giving season just around the corner, INDATA is releasing its annual holiday gift guide podcast on Black Friday this week. The 2024 episode features a panel of our assistive technology specialists talking about products our clients have enjoyed that could bring holiday cheer to your loved ones this year. Listed below are a few […]
INDATA on TV: Making Gifts Accessible
To help make the holidays inclusive of all the people on our shopping lists this season, INDATA appeared on Fox 59’s Indy Now to highlight potential gifts for people with disabilities. From Ray Ban sunglasses with built-in AI for low-vision wearers to the OmniCuff adaptive eating magnet for people with limited mobility, and robotic animals […]
The Neofect Smart Glove: A New Stroke Solution
According to the latest statistics from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), 1 in 6 deaths (17.5%) from cardiovascular disease was due to stroke in 2022. Every year, more than 795,000 people in the United States have a stroke, with stroke-related costs reaching nearly $56.2 billion between 2019 and 2020. Stroke is also […]
Walk Confidently in Stride with NexStride
Navigating the world around us can be challenging for individuals with disabilities, but innovations in mobility technology are making a significant impact on how those with mobility challenges move forward. NexStride, created by a veteran with Parkinson’s Disease and a biomedical engineer, is a walking assist device that combines the functionality of a traditional walker […]