Ian Ruder scours the web and wades through the press releases that flood the NM office to highlight new gear, gadgets and technology that could make your life easier.
This table won’t just let us see the doctor and be weighed better. It will help us live healthier lives.
If you have limited use of your arms or hands, eating can be a messy adventure.
Self-tying sneakers are no longer just some wild idea from a movie, as Nike gets set to release its HyperAdapt 1.0 onto the market at the end of November.
The Redliner activity monitor may prevent shoulder injuries by alerting manual wheelchair users when they are pushing too hard.
Judi Chapman invented the Care E On companion platform because she couldn’t keep up with her husband’s wheelchair. Ankle problems had slowed Judi down ...
The wheelchair travel gods may have finally heeded the prayers of wheelers frustrated by the difficulty of hauling luggage.
As great as all of the advances in touch screens technology and mobile devices have been for the spinal cord injury community, they’re not that [...]
The Fleximug is an exciting new hands-free drinking mug aimed at solving the ages old problem of making it easy for wheelchair users to hydrate. [...]
Wheelchair users almost blew up the Internet last week when news of the rebirth of the stair-climbing iBot broke, and now there is an update [...]
Athlete Michael Mills has created the world's first adaptive crossfit wheelchair. Michael Mills knew he’d found a new passion when he discovered adaptive [...]
