AT for Daily Living

Assistive technology for daily living focuses on tools and devices that help individuals with disabilities perform everyday activities, promoting independence and inclusion in their communities. These technologies address various aspects of daily life, including mobility, home management, communication, and leisure activities.

Examples include: wheelchairs, mobility scooters, and adaptive transportation solutions; home automation systems for controlling lights, appliances, and security; augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) devices; adaptive kitchen utensils and aids for cooking and eating; and devices for personal care and grooming, such as dressing aids, just to mention a few.