Home automation for disabled people can improve your quality of life. Home automation helps me as a quadriplegic at home.

Sustaining a spinal cord injury and losing function can sure make life difficult. However, with the help of an occupational therapist, assistive technology can be used to make your life so much easier.

Assistive technology for people with disability allows us to attend to tasks we never would have been able to in the past. This includes making homes more accessible through the use of voice activated software.

Home automation for disabled people is now achievable for many Australians with a disability under the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS). People living in socialist democratic countries will have similar programs or assistance available to them.

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Rob Pyne: An Australian Socialist who writes on Cairns, Tropical Gardening, Climate Change and Disability.
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