Stories
Could a robot help preschool kids learn better?
Pre-schoolers are not known for their patience. They’d love to do anything but sit and listen to a teacher […]
4 things you may have missed at Tote Board’s A Good Day Out carnival
On 10 February, we checked out A Good Day Out, a carnival at Gardens by the Bay organised by the […]
Roger Pen: The hearing solution for all occasions?
The idea behind the Roger Pen is simple: A discrete, wireless directional microphone that you place in your pocket or on a conference room table, piping sound directly into your hearing aid. […]
Uber expands on-demand car hire service for disabled and senior riders
uberASSIST, the car hire service that helps passengers with special mobility needs to travel independently, has been expanded. […]
A spoon that holds itself steady even if your hand can’t
If your hands shake and you can’t keep them steady, eating can be a messy, embarrassing affair. You’ve probably even […]
Two student groups. A common love for art and special-needs children. One unique project.
In January this year, Nicolette, a 17-year-old student from School of the Arts (SOTA), had an idea about reaching out […]