For the past six months, INDATA’s Outreach and Education Lead Nikol Allee has been hearing a constant ringing noise. It’s a sound her husband, INDATA Demo and Loan Lead Blake Allee, isn’t picking up in his own ears. But Nikol is far from alone — she’s among the roughly 1 in 5 people with Tinnitus. […]
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Increasing Grip and Independence with the Leverage Booster
For many individuals with limited hand strength, arthritis, or other mobility challenges, everyday tasks like opening jars, turning knobs, or gripping tools can be frustrating — or even painful. The Leverage Booster is a simple assistive device designed to make gripping and turning easier. By increasing leverage, the tool reduces the amount of force required […]
INDATA’s 2025 Fiscal Annual Report
For nearly 20 years, INDATA has been working to improve the lives of Hoosiers with disabilities through assistive technology devices and services. Now, we have an overview of what we accomplished in 2025. In the PDF below, you can explore INDATA’s 2025 fiscal annual report, which includes stories about AT that improved consumers’ lives, as […]
RightHear Signals the Future of Accessibility
For decades, the go-to solution for making buildings accessible to blind or low-vision guests was braille signage. However, braille can only convey so much information on a sign, and over 90% of the blind community cannot read it. This is where RightHear comes into play. The company helps organizations make their locations more accessible through […]
A Hero Opens Doors
Fortunately, automatic and motion / button-activated doors are now common in most public places. But those are typically installed by electricians over several days for thousands of dollars. And we still see situations like the one in the picture above. Imagine making your bedroom, bathroom, or workplace door automatic in just a few minutes. Such […]
Morphic Makes Accessibility Easier to Find
Most computers now have built-in accessibility features, but they can be difficult to find. In fact, recent studies show that 73% of seniors aged 65 and older say they need help using new devices. The free app Morphic puts accessibility features front and center with a large, easy-to-use toolbar. This is especially helpful for low-vision […]