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Since launching in 2016, Remarkable has grown into an international hub for Disability Tech, offering diverse programs that nurture innovators throughout their journey.
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Customers served worldwide
Remarkable Insights Podcast features Disability Tech pioneers who are pushing the boundaries of innovation, business, social norms and how disability drives innovation.
Glidance helps people who are blind or have low vision travel independently with Glide, a self-guiding mobility aid that uses cameras and sensors to steer around obstacles.
The Ask Grandma Project gives Indigenous caregivers a trusted, culturally grounded voice for child development questions, blending developmental science with Indigenous wisdom and storytelling.
Good Trouble is an accessibility intelligence company helping games and apps measure and maximize the ROI of accessibility.
Blueberry Technology’s BBGo is an autonomous personal mobility vehicle that helps people move through airports and other large indoor spaces with greater ease, independence and confidence.
Marlee is a collaboration and performance AI for individuals and teams to bring out the best in everyone right in the flow of work anywhere, anytime.
Sociability is an accessibility platform that helps people with disability discover and share information about accessible venues and locations.
Hayylo is a widely adopted customer service platform for care providers, dedicated to elevating care quality, satisfaction, and compliance through transparent, responsive communication.
Marco Polo Portal is a housemate-matching platform that connects NDIS participants, support coordinators and housing providers, so participants choose who they live with and who provides their support.
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"The underlying community ethos of Remarkable is to be courageous, to be inclusive, to pay it forward, to be generous, to do business with heart and soul, a beautiful combo hard to find!"
"I learned a lot about customer interviewing, as someone with ASD I can find going out of my way to have conversations a little bit challenging but I was able to get support from my mentor in how to structure those conversations."
"So amazing, a great balance of experts and people not too unlike us! It was really reassuring hearing from others who have been on this journey and have made it!"
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