In The Groove Brace
In The Groove Brace
The National Multiple Sclerosis Society, ESD, and the Accessibility Industry Association (AIA) are partnering to honor innovative products and services that help people with physical disabilities have equal access to technology. The awards, which will be presented at a gala Dinner with Da Vinci in Dearborn on Sept. 7, are designed to help people with physical disabilities have equal access to information and entertainment. The winners will receive a plaque and $1,000, and the event will raise awareness abou
The awards honor the latest breakthroughs in the accessibility field. The Michigan Multiple Sclerosis Society, the National MS Society, and the Detroit Metroparks are the beneficiaries of the program. The winners are chosen from five categories: daily living, transportation and mobility, prosthetics, and environmental adaptation. The best design project is also recognized. Students with creative ideas are encouraged to submit their projects. Nominations are open until Sept. 30.
The da Vinci Awards for accessibility recognizes the latest innovations in adaptive technology. The annual ceremony is sponsored by the Michigan Multiple Sclerosis Society and supports the National Multiple Sclerosis Society of Michigan Chapter. Adaptive technology has transformed the lives of millions of people with disabilities. By recognizing these advancements, da Vinci winners help make the world more accessible for all. The program recognizes excellence in the fields of art, architecture, music, scien
In The Groove Brace
In The Groove Brace