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Gift guides, adaptive toys, and switch-adapted options for children and adults with disabilities this holiday season. By Christa LeGray.

Graduate student Arturo Murra went from building a social robot to 3D-printing custom parts for clients at the CIDE Assistive Technology Clinic. By Elizabeth Coughanour.

Introducing our new Assistive Technology Exchange to help get good equipment into the hands of the people who need it.

The CIDE Human Factors Testing Lab develops life-improving technologies for individuals with disabilities, using real-world testing and 3D printing. It also inspires future innovators through hands-on experiences, advancing accessibility and inclusivity.

Transform lives through engineering! Discover how CU Denver’s Graduate Certificate in Assistive Technology equips you with the skills to design innovative solutions that empower individuals with disabilities and improve their quality of life.

Dynamic seating technology may transform safety, comfort, and daily life for people with cerebral palsy.