Assistive Technology · Accessibility
Enabler designs and builds assistive technology and accessibility solutions that remove barriers — so people with disabilities can work, connect, and live on their own terms.
1.3B
people living with disabilities globally
6+
solutions in active development
100%
designed with users, not just for them
WCAG
AA compliant across all products
Our mission
At Enabler, we believe that technology built without accessibility in mind is technology built for fewer people. Our work starts with the people who are too often left out of the design process.
We partner with occupational therapists, disability advocates, and users with lived experience to build tools that genuinely fit into people's lives — not tools people have to adapt around.
Every product is built in active collaboration with the community it serves.
Assistive technology should not be a luxury. We keep cost at the center of our decisions.
Our solutions are built to work with existing devices and ecosystems.
Founder, Enabler
"I work on embedded systems every day. I know what technology is capable of. Enabler exists because that capability has not yet reached everyone who needs it. We are here to close that gap."
Our solutions
A growing portfolio of assistive tools designed around real user needs.
A low-cost wearable that uses ultrasonic sensing and haptic feedback to help visually impaired users navigate indoor and outdoor environments independently.
Learn more →An open-source AAC (augmentative and alternative communication) board running on low-cost microcontrollers, giving non-verbal individuals a portable voice anywhere.
Learn more →A sensor-equipped assistive glove with servo-actuated finger support, enabling users with limited hand mobility to perform daily tasks with greater independence.
Learn more →An accessible smart-home controller with switch-access, voice, and eye-gaze input modes — compatible with existing IoT ecosystems and requiring no app setup.
Learn more →A simplified, symbol-based daily routine assistant for individuals with cognitive or learning disabilities — designed to reduce anxiety and build independence.
Learn more →User stories
Real feedback from users, caregivers, and partner organizations.
★★★★★
"The SmartSight prototype changed how I move through the world. For the first time in years I went to the market on my own. That is not a small thing."
Ramesh S.
Beta user · Vision impairment, Pune
★★★★★
"As an occupational therapist, I have tried dozens of AAC tools. TalkBoard Lite is the first one I have recommended to low-income families without hesitation — the cost does not lock people out."
Priya M.
Occupational Therapist · Mumbai
★★★★★
"My son uses the DailyFlow Planner every morning. He went from needing constant reminders to managing his own routine. We did not expect that kind of change from a simple device."
Anita K.
Parent · Nagpur
Contact
Whether you are a potential user, a caregiver, a healthcare provider, or an organization looking to partner — we want to hear from you.