Assistive Tech Today Podcast
Assistive Tech Today Podcast explores assistive and adaptive technology that helps people with disabilities communicate, learn, play, and live more independently.
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EP. 24 Breaking Communication Barriers: The UbiDuo 3 & the Future of Face-to-Face Communication | Jason Curry 8-27-26 (opens the original)
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Learn more about today's guest: What if you could communicate face-to-face with anyone—without Wi-Fi, the internet, or an app?In Episode 24 of the Assistive Tech Today Podcast, Vinny sits down with Jason Curry, co-founder of sComm, to talk about the UbiDuo 3, an innovative assistive technology device designed to create more equal face-to-face communication for people who are deaf, hard of hearing, have hearing loss, or are nonverbal.Jason shares the powerful personal story behind the invention o
Ep. 23 More Than a Device: Giving Everyone the Freedom to Create and Connect. 8-13-26 (opens the original)
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What happens when innovation starts with a simple question: How can I help someone do something they love again?In Episode 23 of Assistive Tech Today, Vinny sits down with Lianna Genovese, founder and CEO of ImaginAble Solutions and inventor of Guided Hands®, along with assistive technology specialist and educator Laura Cantagallo.Lianna shares the remarkable story behind Guided Hands—a device that began as a school project designed to help a friend with cerebral palsy paint again. What started
Ep. 22 Making Nature Accessible: The Wheelchair Changing Outdoor Adventures Ryan Grassley Extreme Motus 8-6-26 (opens the original)
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Welcome to another episode of Assistive Tech Today. What if the right piece of assistive technology could do more than provide mobility—it could help a family make memories that would otherwise never happen? On this episode of the Assistive Tech Today Podcast, I’m joined by Ryan Grassley, Chief Marketing Officer at Extreme Motus, a company creating all-terrain mobility equipment designed to help people with mobility challenges experience the outdoors. Ryan shares the fascinating story behind his
Ep. 21 What If a 3D Printer Could Change a Child's Life? | Philip Dunham Make Good 8-6-26 (opens the original)
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🎙️ Guest: Philip Dunham Director of Design, MakeGood What happens when 3D printing, creativity, and assistive technology come together to solve problems that traditional manufacturing often can't? In Episode 21 of the Assistive Tech Today Podcast, I sit down with Philip Dunham, Director of Design at MakeGood, to talk about how 3D printing is changing the way adaptive equipment can be designed, customized, and delivered to people with disabilities. Philip shares his own journey into assistive tec
Ep. 20 AAC Funding Maze: How to Get the Right Device for the Right Person | Rachel Clements 7-30-26 (opens the original)
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Learn more about today's guest: How do people actually get the Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) technology they need?In this episode, we take a deep dive into the complicated and often misunderstood world of AAC funding. Joining us is Rachel Clements, a Speech-Language Pathologist and Funding Manager at Tobii Dynavox. Rachel breaks down exactly what happens behind the scenes after an SLP recommends a speech-generating device. What We Cover: The Funding Journey: Navigating insuran
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