Built Environment & Mobility
Indoor and outdoor places, buildings, routes, wayfinding, transport interfaces and the information people need before and during a visit.
Technology Inclusion Innovation
Accessibility Hub assesses barriers, co-designs practical improvements and develops assistive technologies for physical spaces, digital services and information.
We are developing our first generation of solutions and welcome pilot partners who want to turn real accessibility needs into validated applications, aids and services.
A complete view of accessibility
We connect accessibility expertise with design and engineering, so an assessment can lead to practical changes, accessible information and new technology.
Indoor and outdoor places, buildings, routes, wayfinding, transport interfaces and the information people need before and during a visit.
Websites, applications, documents, PDF and Word files, images, video, multimedia and digital public services.
Custom applications, tactile and audio-tactile material, accessibility aids, prototypes and human-centred technology.
Inclusive preparedness, accessible safety information, evacuation planning and solutions for different access requirements.
How we work
Technical evidence matters, but so does the experience of the people who will use the result. Our process combines both.
Identify barriers, requirements, risks and existing strengths.
Define priorities with users, organisations and relevant professionals.
Create the physical, digital or assistive technology solution.
Test technically and, where appropriate, with people with disabilities.
Support deployment, training, maintenance and continued improvement.
Innovation in focus
Our innovation roadmap begins with solutions that connect physical access, accessible information and assistive technology.
Tactile graphics, tactile maps and interactive audio-tactile material for education, culture, tourism, public services and safety.
Detailed, accessible information about routes, entrances, facilities, services, sensory conditions and transport connections.
Organisation-specific agents grounded in verified information for municipalities, hospitals, universities, ministries and public buildings.
Accessible route information and multimodal guidance for complex indoor and outdoor environments.
Accessible instructions, evacuation information, maps and planning tools—not unvalidated autonomous emergency advice.
Evidence-based assessment of spaces, digital content, services and information, followed by a practical improvement plan.
Accessibility Intelligence Ecosystem
The same structured accessibility data can support a digital guide, a tactile map, an AI agent, accessible wayfinding and emergency information.
This approach reduces fragmented work, makes updates more consistent and lets each user access information through the format that works best for them.
Where we apply our expertise
Municipalities, ministries, public buildings and citizen services.
Hospitals, clinics, routes, patient information and digital services.
Learning environments, materials, campuses and educational technology.
Buildings, tools, documents, processes and reasonable adjustments.
Museums, artefacts, exhibitions, heritage sites and cultural content.
Destinations, accommodation, recreation, events and visitor information.
Stations, stops, vehicles, passenger information and connected routes.
Preparedness, communication, evacuation information and inclusive procedures.
Our expertise
Accessibility Hub brings together knowledge of disability and accessibility with inclusive design, software development and assistive technology.
We present team qualifications, publications and relevant experience transparently, while clearly distinguishing them from projects delivered under the Accessibility Hub name.
Pilot partnerships
We collaborate with municipalities, public organisations, hospitals, universities, museums, transport bodies and businesses to co-design and test solutions in real settings.