Most people might think design for disability equals medical devices that do the job. But it's so much more than that. Today's great innovators are thinking differently about who to design for, and what they actually need: dignity, taste, look, motivation, even pride.
Designing for disability is a process that involves human-centered design research, material science, machine learning and AI, and so much more. And it actually benefits all of us. Find out what we mean in this latest episode of Future Future with hosts Phnam Bagley and Mardis Bagley.
Chapters
0:00 Design for disability impacts all of us
0:57 How to design for disability
1:53 Customized solutions that scale
3:38 How it benefits all of us
4:32 Designing for longevity
5:33 Disability is opportunity for innovation
7:05 Design for individuals, not averages
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