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Converting brain signals into speech voted top idea at Ashurst Boardroom Lunch
Three ideas from IdeaSpies were presented by Jack Digby Lawyer at the Ashurst June 2019 Boardroom Lunch addressed by David Thodey AO. The idea receiving the most votes from directors was to convert brain signals into speech. This idea now goes to the final at the December Boardroom Lunch to select the top idea for the year. https://www.ideaspies.com/posts/brain-decoder-that-turns-brain-signals-into-speech 
4 June 2019 by IdeaSpies

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A theatre company that unites people
Midnight Feast is a bold initiative that enables artists who experience significant physical and intellectual challenges to participate in the performing arts. They celebrate abilities not limitations. Their goal is to enable talented performers?to reach their full potential as people and artists; participating and performing alongside their able bodied colleagues to audiences all around Australia. www.midnightfeast.com.au/
29 May 2019 by lynnwood

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https://www.reshareworthy.com/dad-creates-beeping-easter-eggs-for-blind-daughter/


 
24 April 2019 by massey

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Transforming Mainstream Products for People with Disabilities
If you want special furniture or equipment, you go to special stores. Based on its vision to design furniture that work for all shoppers, Ikea's branch in Israel collaborated with Access Israel and Milbat has launched a new project called ThisAbles. This project creates a range of bestselling products to be accessible for people with special needs and disabilities. Extended couch legs, an oversized switch for lamps, and special handles are the examples of new add-ons that were made to solve a different accessibility issue. Shoppers can also download free blueprints for 3-D printouts anywhere. https://www.washingtonpost.com/business/2019/03/15/ikea-is-making-furniture-better-people-with-disabilitie
26 March 2019 by Rosalind Nath...

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http://www.neuromersiv.com/


 
5 January 2019 by IdeaSpies

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A budgeting tool for people with autism
People living with Neurodevelopmental disorders (NDD) such as autism have trouble understanding numbers and abstract concepts such as value. As a result, they have been left without any financial products they can understand hence can't aim to become independent. Olive allows for this by enabling carers to place rules ( limits, permissions) over certain categories of money (groceries, rent, etc). In this way, Olive can adapt to the decision making abilities of the user. Olive has been working with some major banks who are interested in transforming their products, and soon, she?ll be releasing a toolkit to help support banks in this process. http://awards.ixda.org/entry/2019/olive-finance-made-accessible/
24 November 2018 by lynnwood