Equipment and Technology
Technology and equipment can assist with every day living tasks by making them easier or safer for you to do.
Equipment & Technology
Explore cutting-edge tools for improved daily living. Stay informed on the latest disability equipment and assistive technology advancements, empowering independence and enhancing lives.
Assistive Technology under the NDIS
Assistive Technology under the NDIS: Equipment and assistive technology (AT) can help to make everyday activities easier and allow you to do tasks you would not otherwise be able to do. Our page is your go-to source for staying informed about cutting-edge tools that can significantly improve the quality of life and independence of people with disability. Keep pace with the latest breakthroughs in disability equipment and assistive technology.
Who can help?
Aids and Equipment
Some aids and equipment that can support people living with disability may be funded through NDIS.
Home Modification
Everyday life and activities at home can be made easier by making some modifications in and around your home.
Technology
Different types of technology can offer a lot of support to people living with disability.
Popular Equipment & Technology Articles
Assistive technology (AT) can help to make everyday activities easier and allow you to do tasks you would not otherwise be able to do.
Neuromersiv, an Australian health-technology company founded by Anshul Dayal and Oliver Morton-Evans, has developed an innovative and cost-effective new system to support stroke and brain injury survivors who experience upper-limb motor impairment.
Scientists pondered the possibility of tears to recharge smart contact lenses and that led to a technological breakthrough that could aid people living with vision impairment.
In a world where technology continues to reshape our daily experiences, Australians with hearing loss now have an array of cutting-edge choices when it comes to hearing aids.
Australian wheelchair users can now add a personal touch to their ‘wheels’ thanks to an Australian-first product launched earlier this month.
The Chair of the Disability Royal Commission (DRC) has personally written to Australia’s major airlines and airports, outlining the need to create an inclusive travel experience for people with disability.