Uber Ride is a location-based mobile service that allows users to request on-demand transportation. Riders input a destination, compare fare estimates, confirm pickup, and track their assigned driver in real time. The system manages identity verification, route monitoring, and digital payment from request to drop-off.
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When we hear the word controller, most of us picture a standard device designed for two hands, with small buttons demanding precise motor skills. But not everyone interacts with games in the same way. The Proteus Controller by Byowave rethinks this “default” through modular design and customization, supporting more accessible play. Feature 1: Modular, Reconfigurable
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The Meta Ray-Ban AI glasses serve as assistive technology, allowing users to communicate via text and phone, capture images, and use their camera to read text for them. The glasses can be used hands-free, allowing users to access their phone seamlessly. The glasses aid people with visual or mobility disabilities in navigating easily. Meta glasses
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Ever notice those small stone or metal posts on sidewalks that quietly direct where you can and can’t go? Most of us walk past bollards without a second thought. But try pushing a stroller, using a wheelchair, carrying groceries, or crossing a busy street, and suddenly these objects matter. Their material, shape, and spacing affect
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In a world that primarily uses sight as a tool to function, simple everyday tasks become a task for visually impaired users. This is where technology can be incorporated to reduce friction. Be My Eyes is one such mobile application that helps visually impaired users discern their surroundings better in everyday situations.
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The SENDAR One-Handed Cutting Board is an adaptive tool designed for individuals with limited hand mobility. This includes stroke survivors, people with limb differences, older adults, and others with physical disabilities. The preparation of food generally requires the use of two hands; however, most of the cutting boards are not designed to be used one-handed.
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Apple Watch AssistiveTouch enables users to control their watch without touching the screen. Using built-in motion sensors, it detects subtle hand gestures, such as pinching or clenching, to navigate, select, and activate features. Designed for users with upper limb differences, it transforms wrist movement into a fully functional input method. Wearable technology assumes a very
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The NYC Ferry app is a hub for riders to plan trips, view schedules, and purchase mobile tickets for the NYC Ferry service. Due to its novelty and limited routes, most New Yorkers aren’t fluent in the ferry system as they might be the subway or bus. The ferry is also commonly used by tourists.
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Introduction Booking.com is a global online travel platform that allows users to search, compare, and book accommodations such as hotels, apartments, and vacation rentals. It also offers flights, car rentals, airport taxis, and travel experiences. The website is designed to help users quickly find and reserve travel services through a centralized search system, supported by
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HYPE by Hypebeast is a mobile news app that curates global culture through editorial articles on design, music, art, and fashion. It follows a dark, minimalist image-driven design layout that lets people find inspiration and follow the latest news on contemporary street culture. Login Screen HYPE has the conventional login structure found in most mobile
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