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Product designs
impact
48 inches
highest a wheelchair user can reach
52 inches
height of kitchen wall cabinets
60 - 70 inches
height of laundry room shelves
85 inches
height of closet shelves
250,000
disabled Veterans use a wheelchair
21 million
people 65 and older have at least one disability
20 million
people age 18 and older have significant difficulty walking and climbing
70 million
people over age 50 prefer to remain in their home as they age
5 feet 9 inches
average height of Americans
40%
of people say they don't have enough space in their home
13%
more disabilities among Hispanic women aged 60 to 69 than same age Hispanic males
50%
more likely Black Americans aged 61 to 65 have a disability than white males aged 61 to 65
8%
more disabilities among white women than white males
$9 billion
Medicaid and Medicare annual cost savings by enrolling only 10% of patients in aging in place programs versus institutional care
the "so what?" of accessible wall storage products
available accessible wall cabinet products only lower 12 inches and are unaffordable for most people.
most robotic furniture isn't designed to move around objects beneath them, making that space unusable.
current products for accessing high cabinets and shelves actually create barriers by being ineffective, unaffordable, and unsafe.
our robotic technology removes safety, affordability, and ineffectiveness barriers..
because of the lean design and adaptability of our patent pending robotic technology, it is used in products designed for homes and workplaces.
product awards
Caregiver Friendly Product
Today's Caregiver Magazine - 2023
Innovation Award
2023 TechConnect World Innovation Conference
Gallery
Intelligent ecosystem
studies have shown that people have difficulty with charging the devices and remembering to wear them daily, while others refuse to wear them at all.
Instead accessible wall storage products installed throughout a home will create an ecosystem of intelligent endpoints to monitor for events using sensors that are unseen and require no user action.
in plan integrated passive sensors
falls
detect and report
assistance
alternate method to contact first responders
security
integrated sensors for security systems
access
unauthorized access detection and alerts
about us
purpose
we believe the innovative potential of existing products has been overlooked, and that there are unrealized solutions to pervasive problems facing people and society
values
in all aspects of our business interactions, communication and operation, we will hold true to the values of integrity, respect, and transparency
mission
we develop intellectual property for solutions which we monetize through licensing agreements, through white label agreements, and through the sale of our own branded products
vision
to ethically and responsibly create and deliver compelling products that instill an exceptional brand image, enhances the lives of people, and provides a positive experience for employees and partners
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