Events
On Tuesday, September 19th, RIC Centre will be hosting a hackABILITY info session at Microsoft Canada.
hackABILITY will raise awareness about emerging technology opportunities in the area of assistive technology, as well as support collaboration between educational institutions and established businesses. hackABILITY will facilitate the rapid prototyping of devices that may be considered for further development and commercialization by bringing together teams to create solutions. Teams will consist of at least 4 people including a person with a disability or a caregiver, plus members with experience in design, coding, and engineering.
On Thursday, September 21st, RIC Centre will be hosting the 2nd hackABILITY info session at Sheridan College.
hackABILITY will raise awareness about emerging technology opportunities in the area of assistive technology, as well as support collaboration between educational institutions and established businesses. hackABILITY will facilitate the rapid prototyping of devices that may be considered for further development and commercialization by bringing together teams to create solutions. Teams will consist of at least 4 people including a person with a disability or a caregiver, plus members with experience in design, coding, and engineering.