Center For Disability Enhancement and Sports

Individuals with physical disabilities often face challenges in mobility and performing daily tasks. However, assistive technology has made significant strides in addressing these limitations. Prosthetic limbs, for instance, have become increasingly advanced, incorporating sensors and robotics to provide more natural movements. Wheelchairs have also evolved, incorporating features like motorized controls, all-terrain capabilities, and enhanced maneuverability. As technology continues to advance, it is essential to address ethical considerations in developing and implementing assistive technology. This is what we at CFDES committed to providing for disabled people.