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The current lack of accessible at-home medical tests, especially pregnancy tests, deprives visually impaired women of privacy and independence
FDA approved test kit that can be used without sighted assistance. APT utilises an innovative mechanism which translates the result into vibrations, which can be felt when pressing a button on the device. The reading is stored digitally so the tester can re-confirm the result. APT is the first and only stand-alone device built for accessibility and privacy first.
An industrial designer, bringing together design and engineering to tackle some of society’s most pressing challenges. Saloni has worked in the fields of social innovation, healthcare, sustainable product development, and consumer products. She’s passionate about developing products which are inclusive, accessible, and make an impact on people’s lives. Currently a graduate student at the Integrated Design and Management program at MIT, she has worked on projects ranging from conducting user research in zero gravity to make space more inclusive, building prosthetic knees for low resource settings, developing pregnancy tests accessible for people with vision impairments, and making measuring body’s hydration levels possible. more
Portfolio LinkedIn
Tools for the visually impaired
Dubai Institute of Design and Innovation (DIDI)
Ed-tech device that enhances learning experience for low-vision learners
Translation app to facilitate communication for immigrants
