Innovation Lab / In development

Questions worth building around.

Early research shaped by everyday access. These projects are exploratory: no available product, confirmed pilot partner, or validated performance is implied.

Research / Storytelling concept

The Chair Is Not Cargo.

Exploring the human consequences of wheelchair handling during travel: independence, continuity, and the experience beyond the baggage claim.

Next step: define the research questions and gather accounts with permission.

Early concept / Not a tested prototype

AirGuard Cradle.

A proposed approach to protecting wheelchairs during air travel. The concept needs operational input and engineering assessment before its feasibility can be established.

Next step: discuss handling requirements, aircraft constraints, and potential testing with qualified collaborators.

Research / Proposed pilot direction

Emergency Continuity Lab.

Exploring how buildings account for disabled people’s communication, assistance, and continuity needs during an emergency.

Next step: review site-specific documents with responsible building and emergency professionals, then define a possible pilot.

This work is not an emergency response service or an approved evacuation plan.

How the lab works

Evidence before promises.

We distinguish a research question, a concept, a working prototype, and an agreed pilot. Project labels change when there is evidence to support the next stage.

Partner names, participant stories, and project results are shared only with permission.

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