Most gadget categories have gotten sleeker. Wheelchairs, vision-assistance headsets and other accessibility technologies are catching up.
At CES 2023, WSJ’s Dalvin Brown explores the wide range of cutting-edge ideas for devices to make life easier for people with disabilities.
Photo: Rami AbukalamLAS VEGAS—The smartphone revolution of the past decade, which reduced the cost of super-efficient processors and tiny cameras, is now enabling innovators to create subtler, more effective tools to assist people with disabilities., a global technology bazaar where companies offer clues about what’s coming in the year ahead and beyond.
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