Technology & Innovation - A startup enables paralyzed individuals to use computers without brain implants [1] Accessibility - The technology offers a non-invasive alternative for computer interaction [1]

Accessibility & Inclusion - The industry emphasizes the importance of including the disabled community in the development process of assistive technologies, ranging from AI glasses to can openers [1]

Medical Device Innovation - A MIT-trained engineer, Tomás Vega, created a tongue-controlled device for paralyzed individuals to operate phones, tablets, and computers [1] - The device functions as a wireless trackpad and is positioned on the roof of the mouth [1]