How Assistive AI Is Reaching Nigeria's Underserved Communities
A look at grassroots innovators building screen readers, sign-language translators, and low-cost mobility aids for local realities.
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We bridge the gap between policy and practice through the core pillars of technological advancement.
Universal design isn't just a feature; it's our foundational architecture. We showcase tools that make the digital world intuitive for everyone.
Leveraging large language models and computer vision to restore independence.
Live demos of prototype assistive technologies built by Nigerian engineers.
Shaping national regulations to ensure technology remains equitable.
Partnering with leading universities to turn theoretical breakthroughs into wearable realities.
Smart prosthetics and neuro-interfacing technologies on display.
The brightest minds in assistive technology.
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Director of AI, Global Health Lab
Robotics Panel
Founder, BioStride Robotics
Innovation Lead
Head of Accessibility, TechCorp
Public Policy
Special Advisor on Digital Inclusion
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“NDTS is more than a conference; it's the catalyst the Nigerian disability sector has been waiting for to enter the digital age.”
Fatima Bello
Inclusive Education Advocate
Reporting and perspectives from the people building disability technology in Nigeria.
A look at grassroots innovators building screen readers, sign-language translators, and low-cost mobility aids for local realities.
Policymakers and advocates outline what institutional support for accessible technology could look like by 2030.
Chinelo Obi on designing hardware for real users first, and why accessibility is a competitive advantage, not an afterthought.
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