David Banes·1d agoMobility as a Service: New Opportunities and Risks for Disabled PeoplePersonal mobility is changing rapidly. The traditional model, in which people rely primarily on privately owned cars, fixed-route buses…
David Banes·2d agoAccess and Inclusion Through Technology — October 2026 EditionA Monthly Round-Up of Global News on Disability, Assistive Technology and Digital Inclusion
David Banes·2d agoIs the Backlash Against AI Becoming Another Barrier to Disability Inclusion?As public anxiety about artificial intelligence grows, are negative media narratives and social attitudes threatening opportunities for…
David Banes·Oct 7AI and Health Services: Benefits, Risks and Implications for Disabled PeopleArtificial intelligence is becoming increasingly influential in developing and delivering health services. It is being used to analyse…
David Banes·Oct 7Access & Inclusion Through TechnologyA Monthly Round-Up of Global News on Disability, Assistive Technology and Digital Inclusion September 2026 Edition Welcome to this month’s…
David Banes·Sep 1Access & Inclusion Through Technology — 1 September 2026A Monthly Round-Up of Global News on Disability, Assistive Technology and Digital Inclusion
David Banes·Sep 1Wearable Technology — A New Route for Access?Wearable technology is becoming an increasingly important part of everyday life. Smartwatches, fitness trackers, smart glasses, connected…
David Banes·Aug 17Human in the Loop: Why Inclusive AI Must Keep People with Disabilities at the CentreArtificial intelligence is increasingly being used to support communication, mobility, education, employment, healthcare and independent…
David Banes·Aug 17Brain Computer Interfaces and Disability: Breakthrough, Hype or Practical Assistive Technology?Brain Computer Interfaces, often shortened to BCIs, have moved from science fiction into serious clinical research. The basic idea is…