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CareWindow connects loved ones in aged care to their families with accessible telepresence. CareWindow provides an easy-to-use live video connection, bringing families closer together, no matter the distance.

Capella Design is a manufacturing company specializing in home furniture and accessories. Their products are designed to enhance both functionality and aesthetics, with a focus on mobility and safety. They offer a range of items, including furniture and assistive products, aimed at improving daily life in the home.

SpendAble is a company that specializes in financial management solutions tailored for people with disabilities and the elderly. It has developed a platform that includes a budgeting hub, a mobile application, and a debit card, all designed to enhance financial control and facilitate informed spending decisions. By offering tools such as automated budgeting and support worker cards, SpendAble aims to empower users with dependence, enabling them to manage their finances more effectively. Through its innovative services, the company addresses the unique financial needs of its target audience, promoting independence and fostering better financial well-being.

Peak Medical is a healthcare company based in Sydney, Australia, founded in 2020. It specializes in providing a comprehensive range of services, including physical, psychological, and social care, alongside innovative digital health technology. The company has developed a digital physiotherapy platform that enhances strength and mobility for patients before and after surgical procedures. Utilizing computer vision and artificial intelligence, the platform monitors patient movement and delivers immediate feedback on progress. This approach facilitates rehabilitation at home, addressing common financial and logistical barriers to recovery.

Big Karma produces a unique, genre-defining sports strategy game on mobile - Phenoms, Gotta Coach ‘Em All. It is the first video game starring kick-ass action heroes who leverage their disability to win, giving representation in gaming for the 1 billion people with disabilities around the world.

WheelPad is a company centered around those who desire choices when faced with injury, disability, or chronic health complications. We believe you should have the choice to remain at home to heal and live. We are proud to offer tiny home style accommodations with true universal accessibility, ready to adapt to your home and property, and to any lifestyle change.

Leantime is an open-source project management platform designed to enhance user engagement through behavioral science, motivational psychology, and AI. It offers features such as Kanban boards, goal tracking, strategy boards, time tracking, reports, and retrospectives, aiming to make work personal, easy, goal-focused, and engaging.

Making Space is a technology company that operates a platform connecting businesses with pre-vetted, underrepresented talent. It achieves this by offering skill-based pre-qualification and accessible learning courses, thereby bridging the gap between education and employment.

We Hear You develops innovative technology products, including an American Sign Language (ASL) translator app that converts hand signs into audible text using gesture recognition.

Founded in 2018, Aurie is a medical device company specializing in reusable urinary catheterization systems. Its flagship product is a portable, battery-operated case that washes, dries, and stores catheters, enabling individuals with mobility or neurological conditions to perform safe and independent urinary care.

Clu develops workforce intelligence software that serves as a control layer for organizations restructuring their workforces in the age of AI. Its platform converts job data into skills architecture, inventories, and risk insights to help employers address duplication, drift, and cost exposure while ensuring compliance with relevant regulations.

Umps Health develops a proprietary platform that enables proactive, data-driven care at home. It uses non-intrusive sensors and AI to collect clinical and behavioral data, generate health insights, and facilitate timely interventions by healthcare providers.

SignHow is a technology company that offers an online platform serving as the first global community dictionary for sign languages. The service aggregates more than 300 distinct sign languages, providing educational resources and tools for deaf individuals worldwide. By enabling access to a comprehensive, searchable repository of signs, SignHow supports learning, communication, and cultural exchange within the deaf community.

Springrose is a social enterprise that manufactures adaptive bras designed for women with varying physical abilities. Their products cater to those with conditions such as arthritis, fibromyalgia, stroke paralysis, nerve damage, and other mobility restrictions, aiming to improve comfort and quality of life.

Founded in 2018, Aurie is a medical device company specializing in reusable urinary catheterization systems. Its flagship product is a portable, battery-operated case that washes, dries, and stores catheters, enabling individuals with mobility or neurological conditions to perform safe and independent urinary care.

SpineX develops and tests neuromodulation technologies for non-invasive devices that aid recovery in individuals with neurological conditions such as strokes, spinal cord injuries, multiple sclerosis, and cerebral palsy. Their focus is on restoring bladder, bowel, respiration, sexual, and sensorimotor functions.

Focus Bear is a developer of a productivity application designed specifically for neurodiverse individuals, including those with ADHD. The app aims to enhance focus and productivity by blocking distractions, tracking routines, and promoting the formation of healthy habits. By offering features that create a distraction-free environment on users' devices and providing personalized feedback on cognitive gaps, Focus Bear helps individuals achieve their goals more effectively. The platform serves as a supportive tool for users to improve their concentration and overall productivity, empowering them to reach their full potential.

Virtetic develops game-based virtual reality therapeutics for individuals living with limb loss. Its digital health platform empowers users and clinicians with quantitative data, supporting progress towards rehabilitation goals and accelerating functional recovery.

Hominid X designs and manufactures assistive wearable devices, notably an adjustable wristband that enhances hand mobility for individuals with disabilities or impairments.

The Care Co is a developer of a mental health education platform aimed at teaching children aged 5 to 12 supportive mental health habits and positive coping skills. The company focuses on empowering students to manage life's challenges by providing them with interactive and engaging activities that they can select and implement independently. Its platform offers educators a fun and effective way to teach mental health literacy while also providing personalized learning plans tailored to each student's well-being goals. By enabling children to track their progress and self-select activities, The Care Co fosters an accessible approach to mental health education in the classroom.

Cephable develops an assistive technology platform that expands human-computer interaction beyond traditional methods. It uses voice commands, facial expressions, body gestures, virtual buttons, and tilt controls to enhance accessibility, productivity, and customization for both individuals and businesses.

Possibility Neurotechnologies develops user‑centric assistive solutions that bridge advanced brain‑computer interface technologies with practical applications. The company creates brain‑controlled devices that enable people with disabilities to communicate and move independently, helping them interact, express themselves, and engage with the world. By focusing on accessibility, the technology supports users in achieving greater independence and inclusion.

XR Navigation develops immersive navigation solutions that make digital geography accessible to people with visual, mobility, and other impairments. By combining virtual, augmented, and mixed reality, the company creates three‑dimensional interactive maps for buildings, public spaces, and other environments. Its tools provide navigational and informational guidance that can be used by sighted users as well as blind, low‑vision, deaf‑blind, and color‑blind individuals, enabling inclusive access to spatial information.

Indii empowers disabled and elderly individuals by realizing the promise of the smart home.

MEMORehab is an interactive telemedicine platform that delivers online rehabilitation for neurological disorders and skill interventions. It offers a dedicated video‑conferencing environment for weekly group sessions, supplemented by pre‑session educational videos and strategy‑centered exercises that provide real‑time feedback. The platform enables health professionals to deliver a structured, supportive, and engaging virtual rehabilitation experience.

Hopscotch is a technology company for in-person and virtual pediatric behavioral healthcare. It aims to simplify and expedite access to behavioral health services for children, teenagers, and their families. The company offers advanced administrative support, content, and interactive tools that address common behavioral issues for mental health professionals. Hopscotch provides providers with the infrastructure needed to deliver quality care, allowing them to make sessions as interactive as possible, and allowing them to focus on providing unparalleled care to children and families. They can be change agents by taking a modernized approach that leverages technology to build toward preventative behavioral healthcare when and where it is most needed.

The Care Co is a developer of a mental health education platform aimed at teaching children aged 5 to 12 supportive mental health habits and positive coping skills. The company focuses on empowering students to manage life's challenges by providing them with interactive and engaging activities that they can select and implement independently. Its platform offers educators a fun and effective way to teach mental health literacy while also providing personalized learning plans tailored to each student's well-being goals. By enabling children to track their progress and self-select activities, The Care Co fosters an accessible approach to mental health education in the classroom.

Vacayit is a smartphone app designed for travelers with visual impairments. It provides audio guides featuring local stories and sounds, enabling users to explore Australia independently.

Founded in 2018, Participant Assistive Products specializes in manufacturing wheelchairs and strollers designed for children with disabilities. Utilizing innovative processes such as 3D printing and eco-friendly methods, the company offers transportable chairs tailored to various postural needs, suitable for diverse environments and weather conditions.

Nuroflux develops a portable digital healthcare device that continuously monitors brain activity, cerebral perfusion, and vital signs to support clinical assessment and stroke detection. Its brain monitoring technology provides quantitative data on brain perfusion changes and rehabilitation, enabling health professionals to monitor brain function and track recovery in patients with stroke or other cerebral conditions.

Accessercise is a pioneering fitness app tailored for individuals with disabilities. It offers personalized workouts based on users' impairments, maps out accessible gyms worldwide, provides nutrition advice from NHS dieticians, and facilitates community engagement through podcasts and blogs.

Biomotum is a company that specializes in the design and development of wearable robotic exoskeletons aimed at enhancing mobility for individuals facing challenges in walking due to health issues. The company's innovative systems integrate advanced assistive technology with user-friendly therapeutic features, providing real-time training insights and compatibility with tele-rehabilitation. Biomotum's products are particularly beneficial for those affected by neurologic disorders such as stroke and cerebral palsy, offering embedded progress reporting to facilitate effective rehabilitation. Through its focus on empowering mobility, Biomotum addresses the growing need for solutions that support individuals with mobility impairments.

Homeable specializes in personalized smart home solutions designed to promote independence for individuals with disabilities. Its platform leverages existing technologies to create accessible systems tailored to users' needs.

Haptic (WearWorks), a B2B SaaS company creating a universal language through touch. We have patented the haptic navigation technology, which made history. Haptic guided the first runner who is blind in the NYC Marathon with their HapticNav app.  Haptic is redefining inclusive mobility. Our patented technology uses tactile communication to guide users through subtle vibrations, offering a seamless, screen-free, ears-free experience. This empowers all users—especially those with visual impairments—to navigate independently. Haptic is revolutionizing inclusive technology. Our patented HapticNav tool transforms how we navigate the world, offering a hands-free, eyes-free experience through the power of touch. It empowers thousands, especially those with visual impairments, to reclaim their independence and live screen-free.

Indii empowers disabled and elderly individuals by realizing the promise of the smart home.

RecoveryVR develops virtual reality-based rehabilitation solutions for physical therapy, pain management, and mental health therapy. Its VR application provides interactive, medication-free therapy with measurement data and adherence tracking, supported by a telehealth portal for continuous healthcare access. The platform supports rehabilitation activities in clinical settings and at home, aiming to improve therapy adherence and outcomes through evidence-based techniques and remote monitoring.

Focus Bear is a developer of a productivity application designed specifically for neurodiverse individuals, including those with ADHD. The app aims to enhance focus and productivity by blocking distractions, tracking routines, and promoting the formation of healthy habits. By offering features that create a distraction-free environment on users' devices and providing personalized feedback on cognitive gaps, Focus Bear helps individuals achieve their goals more effectively. The platform serves as a supportive tool for users to improve their concentration and overall productivity, empowering them to reach their full potential.

Accessercise is a pioneering fitness app tailored for individuals with disabilities. It offers personalized workouts based on users' impairments, maps out accessible gyms worldwide, provides nutrition advice from NHS dieticians, and facilitates community engagement through podcasts and blogs.

Theraplay.TV is a virtual platform that supports children and young people in developing physical, cognitive, and emotional skills through interactive play. The service offers a range of activities designed to improve exercise, executive functioning, and self‑regulation, and is tailored to help those with autism, physical or neurological conditions, and developmental delays. By combining engaging digital experiences with therapeutic principles, the platform removes barriers to participation and promotes holistic growth.

Cure Bionics develops advanced prosthetic arms for below-elbow amputees aged eight and above. Their products offer multi-grip functionality, adjustable sockets, customizable aesthetics, and are made from eco-friendly materials.

Speckles is a company that focuses on children's eye health, offering an e‑commerce platform that sells innovative eye patches and adjustable glasses designed to grow with a child’s face and resist damage. The company provides reliable information and affordable products to improve vision and reduce avoidable blindness among children.

Spix App develops a communication platform that enables gamers with speech impairments to connect and interact within games. The tool offers real‑time text and voice options, allowing players to express themselves and engage socially without barriers.

MediStays is a company that specializes in providing accommodation services for patients and their families seeking lodging near healthcare facilities. It offers a reliable and efficient solution for healthcare practitioners and practice managers by handling the booking process on behalf of their patients. This service simplifies the experience of finding and securing accommodations, ensuring that patients have easy access to lodging options close to hospitals. MediStays aims to enhance the overall patient experience by alleviating the stress associated with travel and accommodation during medical visits.

The Shapes United is a Melbourne-based fashion label that creates adaptive, inclusive, and accessible clothing. Its designs are soft, seamless, and tagless, blending urban cool with bold style. The brand focuses on sustainability, circular fashion, and empowering customers to feel their best selves. It caters to individuals with unique physical stories, offering garments that combine comfort and style.

Homeable specializes in personalized smart home solutions designed to promote independence for individuals with disabilities. Its platform leverages existing technologies to create accessible systems tailored to users' needs.

Gecko Traxx designs and manufactures wheelchairs and accessories tailored for outdoor use and eldercare mobility. Its product line includes smart wheelchairs equipped with integrated applications that enable users to navigate bathrooms and other environments safely, while caregivers can monitor and track movements. The company focuses on empowering individuals with limited mobility and elderly care needs, providing solutions that combine functionality, safety, and connectivity.

ResusRight is a medical device company focused on improving neonatal care through innovative monitoring solutions. The company designs and manufactures devices that provide quantitative feedback on resuscitation techniques, specifically targeting the critical moments during and after birth. By equipping clinicians with advanced monitoring technology, ResusRight aims to enhance the effectiveness of resuscitation efforts for newborns, ultimately working to reduce the risk of death and disability in vulnerable infants. Their commitment to developing these specialized devices reflects a dedication to advancing healthcare practices for newborns in need of immediate medical attention.

Developer of digital health firm designed for young people living with paralysis. The company's platform makes it easy for people with disabilities to manage their care and rehab from home, enabling patients with disabilities to communicate with their support team safely and effectively with complete care routines.

CPtoys is a platform that supports therapists and parents of children with cerebral palsy to maximise therapy outcomes through carefully matching the right toys to a child’s goals and age. They offer toys that need to be carefully matched to a child’s ability and age, as well as being fun to provide the opportunity for repetitive practice.

PolySpine develops a lightweight, portable torso and head support system that serves as a modular, customizable exoskeleton for individuals with moderate to significant physical disabilities. The system attaches to a variety of seating modalities, allowing users to maintain stability and comfort in multiple environments. Its design emphasizes versatility and ease of use, making it suitable for a range of applications where postural support is required.

JobWords Pty Ltd operates a recruitment marketing platform that aggregates job advertisements from various company websites. Founded in 2018 and based in Sydney, Australia, the platform serves as an Enterprise SaaS solution, allowing global companies to showcase customizable job boards and advertisements directly on their websites and social media channels. In addition to job listings, JobWords provides reports and insights regarding job postings and applicant behavior, enhancing the recruitment process for its clients.

Sameview operates a disability care platform intended to provide a place to connect and share disability care information. It serves as a platform that aims to improve care coordination for families caring for a person with a disability by connecting thousands of families with medical specialists and other health services.

Spokle is a developer of a mobile application that functions as a speech-language therapist. The platform offers resources for speech and language therapy, helping children with developmental conditions such as autism spectrum disorder, global developmental delay, congenital rubella, hearing loss, and sensory processing difficulties to improve communication skills and achieve spoken language mastery online.

Bookbot is an educational application designed to help children improve their reading skills. It offers ebooks and related content, focusing on phonics-based learning and providing real-time speech recognition assistance to enhance reading fluency.

Autism Swim offers specialized aquatics education and professional training for wellness and fitness. The company has developed a certification, learning, and support platform aimed at preventing drownings among individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder or other cognitive deficits. Its services focus on wandering and drowning prevention, enabling people on the autism spectrum and those with specific learning needs to learn and swim safely and independently.

Design + Industry is an Australian consultancy, established over three decades ago, specialising in product design and development. With over 65 professionals, including industrial designers, mechanical, and electronics engineers, spread across studios in Melbourne, Sydney, and Newcastle, the company offers comprehensive services from initial concepts to production oversight. They are certified to ISO13485:2016 standards, reflecting their commitment to quality and safety, particularly in medical device design.

loop+ is a remote rehabilitation platform using sensor technology to translate care plans from clinics into patients' homes. Its first product, an activity tracker for wheelchair users, enables early detection of pressure wounds, respiratory issues, and scoliosis by visualizing health risks in everyday life.

Kindship is a social networking application specifically designed for parents raising children with disabilities, developmental delays, and neurodiversity. The platform facilitates communication among parents, allowing them to connect, share information, and empower each other through their experiences. By providing a space where newly diagnosed families can access insights from those who have navigated similar challenges, Kindship fosters a supportive community. This approach enables users to gain valuable information and emotional support, helping them to improve their quality of life as they raise their children.

Umps Health develops a proprietary platform that enables proactive, data-driven care at home. It uses non-intrusive sensors and AI to collect clinical and behavioral data, generate health insights, and facilitate timely interventions by healthcare providers.

Xceptional is a technology services firm that focuses on software testing and training, emphasizing the unique capabilities of neurodivergent individuals, particularly those on the autism spectrum. The company recognizes the exceptional strengths of these individuals, such as enhanced pattern recognition and sustained concentration, which are often overlooked in traditional employment settings. By fostering accessible and inclusive workplaces, Xceptional partners with employers throughout the recruitment process to connect them with a skilled and job-ready talent pool. Through its commitment to diversity and inclusion, Xceptional aims to create meaningful employment opportunities while showcasing the value that neurodivergent individuals bring to the workforce.

The WayHome Platform provides functionality for housing providers, support coordinators, and individuals to collaborate in one spot to find the most suitable homes and housemates. WayHome is an online platform for people with a disability to find a host or housemate and start their individualized living.

Hearoes is a SaaS platform that supports people with hearing loss by enabling collaboration between recipients and clinicians to track and improve hearing outcomes. The system combines assessments used in rehabilitation with engaging activities to create a tailored, gamified experience that helps users identify sounds and understand their environment, with the goal of enhancing well-being and achieving personal objectives.

Equal Reality is a developer of virtual reality technology focused on enhancing diversity and inclusion training in the workplace. By utilizing virtual reality, the company offers immersive experiences that allow users to practice real-time decision-making and rehearse challenging conversations, such as management performance reviews and delivering difficult news. This innovative approach enables participants to gain insights by viewing situations from multiple perspectives, effectively allowing them to "walk a mile" in someone else's shoes. Equal Reality's training has a significantly higher retention rate compared to traditional teaching methods, making it a powerful tool for fostering understanding around issues like discrimination and inappropriate behavior.

Aubot is an Australian robotics company based in Melbourne, founded in April 2013 by Marita Cheng, who was recognized as the Young Australian of the Year in 2012. The company is dedicated to developing robots that enhance everyday life, particularly for people with disabilities. Aubot's flagship product, Teleport, is a telepresence robot designed to enable remote interaction and exploration, allowing users to visit and engage with other locations through video calls and remote control. This innovative technology aims to reduce the necessity for travel while providing users with the freedom to connect with colleagues, conduct health consultations, facilitate training sessions, and maintain family relationships from a distance. Aubot's mission is to make robotics accessible to everyone, with support from various organizations including the Melbourne Accelerator Program and the Victorian Government.

WheelEasy is a non-profit organisation that provides travel and tourism arrangements for multiple destinations.

Enabler Interactive is a Melbourne‑based developer founded in 2016 that creates mobile 3D simulation and online digital training solutions for the elderly care and disability sectors. Its platform blends serious games, 3D simulation, and scenario‑based learning to deliver engaging, personalized, and accessible training for care workers. The company aims to improve workforce competence and patient outcomes through immersive, technology‑driven education.

Lusio Rehab develops wearable sensor systems that transform physical therapy into engaging, motivating experiences. Their device combines therapeutic exercises with fun mobile games, tracking progress remotely to keep patients motivated during rehabilitation.

Like Family is dedicated to addressing the issues of social alienation and loneliness by providing a comprehensive online platform. This platform connects individuals facing challenges such as disabilities, injuries, or frailty with compassionate volunteers who offer companionship and non-medical home care services. By fostering meaningful connections, Like Family enables users to receive support for everyday tasks while enjoying social interaction with like-minded individuals. The company emphasizes affordable, personalized, and reliable assistance, aiming to help clients achieve their personal goals and enhance their overall well-being.

Sound Scouts develops a clinically validated, game-based hearing test application designed for children and adults. It screens for various types of hearing loss, helping users detect issues early and seek timely care.

Abilio is a nonprofit organization dedicated to improving accessibility and mobility for people with disabilities. It develops technology solutions that simplify navigation and access to public transportation, aiming to make travel more inclusive and efficient. The company’s platform offers real‑time information and user‑friendly tools for wayfinding, navigating public spaces, and locating accessible venues and workplaces. By combining technology with supportive policies, Abilio provides ready‑to‑act resources that help individuals with both visible and invisible disabilities experience greater independence and quality of life.

AbilityMade is a mission-driven organization dedicated to improving the lives of children with disabilities by providing them with access to customized orthoses tailored to their specific needs.