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Melbourne design experts are being matched to people with disabilities to invent solutions to their everyday problems.
Melbourne design experts are being matched to people with disabilities to invent solutions to their everyday problems.
Filmmaker Amy Marks has found it difficult…
Footscray film-maker Amy Marks is joining a team of people helping create solutions to problems for people living with a disability.
People with disability are teaming up with technology specialists to develop creative, low cost solutions for everyday problems…
Leongatha premiership coach and now Phillip Island boss Beau Vernon is taking part in next month’s TOM: Melbourne Makeathon.
This is Vince – he wants to invent cool stuff from everyday materials. And this is Beau – he just wants to be able to hold a gold club again.
He’s coached Leongatha’s footballers to a premiership and was recently appointed coach of Phillip Island Football Club. Now Beau Vernon is ready for his next sporting challenge.
Shaun Lyall’s job as a seating technician with the St Giles Mobility Clinic seating team requires flexibility and ingenuity
Swinburne University of Technology hosted Australia’s first TOM Makeathon, developing assistive technology prototypes to address the real-world challenges people with disabilities face every day.
Making life easier for people with disabilities