NewzTwo projects developed in Israel to assist children with disabilities have secured the first and second place positions in the Helen Hamlyn Center’s Fixperts awards. The international competition recognizes innovative design solutions that address specific challenges faced by individuals with disabilities in their daily lives.
The Fixperts program facilitates collaborations between students and people with disabilities, encouraging the creation of practical, user-centered tools. By focusing on everyday problems, the initiative aims to foster inclusive design and improve the functional independence of participants.
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