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T4G Festival Exhibitors & Marketplace Highlights 🌟
Experience Windows Features, Mobility Aids, and more at our Assistive Tech Showcase featuring Microsoft, Adobe, EnaTech Hub, ISAAC, and innovative community partners.
🖥️ Uncover Windows accessibility features.
🦾 Explore game-changing mobility aids.
🛒 Shop inclusive goods at our Social Enterprise Marketplace.
🔧 Unlock Inclus’s skill-building programs for meaningful employment.
🌎 Meet AT innovators transforming accessibility.
View T4G 2023’s team prototypes… and more!
MakeIT at Libraries is an NLB initiative that lets everyone learn about and try new technologies that can bring your ideas to life.
Use 3D printing, digital cutting, robotics and other forms of tech-based fabrication to make computer-accurate and complex items that may not be possible by hand.
We provide complete facilities and guidance for anyone to come and try their hand at new tech-based fabrication technologies, with a range of easy-to-understand Starter workshops where no expertise or experience is required. For safety, equipment and programmes are recommended for ages 15 and above.
Inclus is a social business that empowers people with disabilities (PWDs) through gainful employment and independent living based in Singapore.
We match PWDs with suitable employment and support them in their jobs. Beyond employment, we support PWDs by training them in life skills and social skills to be more independent. To achieve this, we work closely with inclusive employers to enable them to have long-term sustainability and independence in hiring and engaging PWDs.
Discover Windows 11 Accessibility features covering Vision, Hearing, Mobility, Neuro Diversity and Mental health scenarios. The Microsoft team will help you make the most of your Windows devices.
Microsoft products and services are designed to allow all people, including persons with disabilities, equal access. Inclusive design provides one experience for everyone, rather than separate applications or sites for people with disabilities. Learn about the accessibility resources for vision, hearing, dexterity, mobility, focus, and more.
Omnihuman is an assistive technology glove associated to a VR game that provides an engaging way to regain movement for hand tele-rehabilitation. Using virtual reality and soft robotics, it creates an immersive and inclusive environment that transforms rehabilitation in engaging music-learning lessons. We developed a range of exercises related to fine motor control of fingers, creating a feedback loop that strengthen the link between the visual and motor cortex.
The aim is to create a device to tackle stroke patients’ lack of motivation to engage in exercises consistently, hence making tele-rehabilitation efficient, engaging and accessible.
SpedGrow is a social impact startup that is dedicated to making independent living safe and attainable for vulnerable individuals. Our app offers a variety of budgeting tools and gamified learning materials that are tailored to meet the unique needs of vulnerable individuals. With the help of our user-friendly platform, individuals can learn financial literacy skills that will enable them to make tokenised financial transactions with ease and confidence.
Ultimately, we want our app to serve as a bridge to connect vulnerable individuals with banking services. This way, vulnerable individuals can be empowered with the right knowledge and tools to take control of their finances and live independently with confidence.
Explore Customised/Active Wheelchairs, Power Add-Ons for Wheelchairs, AAC devices such as Tobii Eye Gaze and Mounting Systems.
DNR Wheels Pte Ltd (DNR) is a leading provider of disability and rehabilitative equipment including home nursing products in Singapore. The products offered include a speciality line of wheelchairs and personal mobility devices, hospital equipment, therapy products, nutritional feeds and disposables. As an established market leader for more than 28 years, DNR is confident that it can play a more significant and substantial role in improving the lives of our customers.
3D-Prints of TOM’s existing solutions, full-scale prototypes of completed projects like the Mobility Trainer for Kids, and ongoing projects such as the Alita Initiative’s mobility-impaired paddle prototype.
Tikkun Olam Makers (TOM) is a non-profit venture that supports a global network of communities dedicated to improving people’s lives by making affordable, open-source technology accessible to all. We make this possible by connecting neglected challenges with problem-solvers from institutions, leveraging the community’s knowledge and resources to solve these neglected challenges.
See how Adobe supports accessibility to help unleash Creativity for All.
Everyone deserves the opportunity to create and make their voice heard. We support creators of all ages and backgrounds so they can express themselves, use their creativity for good, and reach their full potential.
Information about Augmentative and Alternative Communication with games and activities to practice using AAC to communicate.
ISAAC Singapore, the official chapter of the International Society for Augmentative and Alternative Communication (ISAAC), empowers AAC users to actively participate in society by enhancing accessibility and resources. They connect AAC users and stakeholders, fostering a supportive community, and advocate for policy changes benefiting the AAC community.
Seating System and Gait Trainer
EnaTech Hub, based in Singapore is a licensed importer and distributor of European disability assistive technology in Asia, committed to more than devices – it’s about fostering an accessible and inclusive society. In partnership with clinicians, families, local NPOs, and Government organisations, we’re shaping a better world with innovative seating, wheelchairs, mobility solutions, and soon to be publicly available SNAPP – AI platform connecting caregivers and families for valuable insights from daily interactions. Experience EnaTech’s commitment to empowerment and accessibility.
Check out agegracefully and their range of award-winning Smart Walking Sticks that are packed with innovative features, such as LED lights, auto fall alarms, radio and MP3 player, built-in chair, built-in umbrella and interchangeable quad bases.
Agegracefully develops innovative eldercare lifestyle products that enable the elderly to live safely and age gracefully. They have won prestigious local and international awards such as Eldercare Innovation Award, Singapore Good Design Award, German Design Award, Spirit of Enterprise Award and Brand for Good Award. Featured on a Channel News Asia (CNA) Documentary on how they have empowered the lives of elderly with dementia, agegracefully has benefitted 14,000 elderly and counting.
Grip Buddy, Makan Together, EdFlexi, iPush, KiapIt
Many individuals with physical challenges face expensive and non-customized support aids that limit their daily activities. NUS Department of Biomedical Engineering (BME) aims to improve their quality of life. Through interdisciplinary learning, bGood, in collaboration with their faculty, students, and senior and disability communities, is changing how solutions are developed. Courses like Gerontechnology and Assistive Technology, along with product development, provide unique and affordable solutions not offered by commercial enterprises.
Scanning Pens – for Persons with Dyslexia
Companion Pet – for Persons with Dementia
Since 2005, KYDZ have been dedicated to promoting play for all ages through unique, age-appropriate, and safe educational toys. They offer an international selection of affordable products, including exclusive in-house designs. Their clientele includes educational institutions, special needs schools, distributors, online retailers, retail markets, hospitals, and eldercare centers. They value customer feedback, observe children’s play, and engage in evidence-based research to enhance their offerings. Additionally, they provide informative resources on special needs, and for the elderly, they work with geriatric departments to create elderly-friendly toys that integrate therapy with fun.
A Board of Believe where visitors can leave their aspirations for the PWID community in the job sector and we’ll also be giving out stickers upon completion of a simple quiz. We’ll take this opportunity to raise awareness of how TLF is trying to teach the community tech skills that are in demand.
The Levelled Field (TLF) is a full youth-led project that aims to level the playing field for intellectually disabled youths. We aim to achieve this goal by teaching in-demand skill sets that are industry-relevant through a list of specially curated programmes. We believe that these programmes would benefit these individuals in their future career paths and provide a stepping stone to the working world.
A range of inclusive apparel & accessories and Give Me A Hand (a conversational card game by Will & Well).
Will & Well is a social enterprise and an inclusive fashion label founded to impact lives by changing how we wear clothing. Designing with the forethought of the marginalised groups – such as persons with disabilities, the elderly, and caregivers – the brand applies design thinking and technology to create apparels that provide ease, comfort, and dignity in daily dressing processes. Will & Well has since expanded its products and services to include workshops and tabletop games.
Find assorted bakes including cookies and cakes at their booth.
Flour Power is a dedicated to empowering individuals with special needs and marginalised communities through skills training and employment opportunities. They foster an environment where everyone’s talents are valued. Bake @ FP offers quality bakes, with skilled bakers mentoring trainees to develop skills and confidence. Learn @ FP provides skills training and workshops for Special Needs, including culinary and non-culinary workshops, with a customized curriculum based on Universal Design for Learning. Event @ FP offers corporate CSR workshops and a cookie station advocating corporate social responsibility.
A collection ranging from stickers to mug sets, to pins, to tote bags.
Artably is a social enterprise which aims to build a more inclusive creative community through art & design. We design & collaborate with our differently-abled artists to showcase their talents, share their narratives & support them in developing their financial independence.