Mainstream technology is quietly making life more accessible. Tools from Dyson, L’Oréal and Microsoft show that innovation designed for everyone can empower people with disabilities. Dyson’s Airwrap i.d. uses sensors and an app to automatically wrap and curl hair, letting people style themselves one‑handed. L’Oréal’s HAPTA lipstick applicator stabilises motion with gyroscopic tech, making make‑up easier for those with limited motor skills. Microsoft’s Xbox Adaptive Controller has oversized buttons and input ports that connect to custom accessories so players with limited mobility can personalise their gaming experience. These examples prove that inclusive design benefits everyone.
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