A brief look at our some of our design history
Simple Music Player
An easy way for people living with dementia to continue to enjoy music and enable them to reminisce.
Adapted bikes for kids
Designed especially for children with restricted growth and shorter stature.
Bottom Wiper
Giving people with limited mobility or manual dexterity the ability to gain back independence and dignity when using the toilet.
Bud sensory cushion
Offers comfort, relaxation, simple repetitive activity and an opportunity for communication and reminiscence.
Day Clock
Designed for people living with dementia offering an easy way to orientate what time of day it is.
Feeding pump carrier
A pump holder is designed to make tube feeding easier and more convenient for both carers and patients.
One Button Radio
An innovative AM/FM radio designed for individuals with memory issues, poor coordination, dexterity problems, partial sight, or anyone who may find modern radios confusing.
School chair foot rest
An adjustable, clamp-on foot support designed specifically for children with restricted growth or short stature in standard classroom environments.
Sit 'n' Ride
A custom-sized tricycle especially for children with restricted growth so that they can join in at playtime.
Visual Reinforcement Audiometry (VRA)
An accessible and engaging testing environment with visual rewards tailored to infants and young children.
Weighted ruler
An adaptive tool designed to stay firmly in place on a paper or desk surface, allowing people with limited mobility or use of only one hand to measure and draw straight lines safely.
Ward orientation clock
Developed for the Royal United Hospital Bath to help patients with cognitive impairment or memory loss track time and place.