٠٠:٠٤:٤٨The 6th edition of the 'International Expo for People of Determination' - an exhibition dedicated to people with disabilities and technological advances -began at the Dubai World Trade Centre on Monday.
"We have .. different kinds of hearing aids behind the ear and inside the ear," explained Samuel Mohamed from WIDEX."Our latest one is this new one, the SmartReck, which is as you can see very small one."
Footage shows the huge range of products, including robots and adapted cars, all aimed at making the lives of people with various disabilities a little easier.
"Our owner is a wheelchair user himself where we get a lot of key insights and experience because he travels all around the world and tries his best to get the latest technologies," said Zaher Mohamed from ABILITY LIFE. "We have an off-road electric wheelchair that can dune bash, can go on water, on grass, off-road and this thing is a beast."
The expo runs until October 9, featuring 250 exhibitors and rehabilitation centres from 50 countries. Its patron is Sheikh Ahmed bin Saeed Al Maktoum, chairman of Dubai Civil Aviation Authority, who noted that "the UAE has achieved countless accomplishments in empowering and integrating people of determination through legislation, policies, and programmes that ensure equal opportunities for social inclusion."
'Our off-road wheelchair's a beast!' - Sixth edition of International Expo for People of Determination kicks off in Dubai
The 6th edition of the 'International Expo for People of Determination' - an exhibition dedicated to people with disabilities and technological advances -began at the Dubai World Trade Centre on Monday.
"We have .. different kinds of hearing aids behind the ear and inside the ear," explained Samuel Mohamed from WIDEX."Our latest one is this new one, the SmartReck, which is as you can see very small one."
Footage shows the huge range of products, including robots and adapted cars, all aimed at making the lives of people with various disabilities a little easier.
"Our owner is a wheelchair user himself where we get a lot of key insights and experience because he travels all around the world and tries his best to get the latest technologies," said Zaher Mohamed from ABILITY LIFE. "We have an off-road electric wheelchair that can dune bash, can go on water, on grass, off-road and this thing is a beast."
The expo runs until October 9, featuring 250 exhibitors and rehabilitation centres from 50 countries. Its patron is Sheikh Ahmed bin Saeed Al Maktoum, chairman of Dubai Civil Aviation Authority, who noted that "the UAE has achieved countless accomplishments in empowering and integrating people of determination through legislation, policies, and programmes that ensure equal opportunities for social inclusion."
The 6th edition of the 'International Expo for People of Determination' - an exhibition dedicated to people with disabilities and technological advances -began at the Dubai World Trade Centre on Monday.
"We have .. different kinds of hearing aids behind the ear and inside the ear," explained Samuel Mohamed from WIDEX."Our latest one is this new one, the SmartReck, which is as you can see very small one."
Footage shows the huge range of products, including robots and adapted cars, all aimed at making the lives of people with various disabilities a little easier.
"Our owner is a wheelchair user himself where we get a lot of key insights and experience because he travels all around the world and tries his best to get the latest technologies," said Zaher Mohamed from ABILITY LIFE. "We have an off-road electric wheelchair that can dune bash, can go on water, on grass, off-road and this thing is a beast."
The expo runs until October 9, featuring 250 exhibitors and rehabilitation centres from 50 countries. Its patron is Sheikh Ahmed bin Saeed Al Maktoum, chairman of Dubai Civil Aviation Authority, who noted that "the UAE has achieved countless accomplishments in empowering and integrating people of determination through legislation, policies, and programmes that ensure equal opportunities for social inclusion."