The "Bra Angel" was designed by an occupational therapist to aid women who find it difficult to bring both ends of a brassiere together.

Reaching for this handy adaptive knife is simple because it has an easy-grip rubber semi-circular handle.

This clever loop, called Ungrip, helps solve the problem of securely holding the increasingly bigger and slimmer smartphones on the market.

The HandyBar is an automotive safety tool that offers leverage and support for people making wheelchair transfers in and out of a car.

Dan, a young man with quadriplegia, has a clever new video highlighting the gizmos and gadgets he uses.

If you have a bottle of water, you can clean yourself in the bathroom quickly -- even when you're out and about.

This device has a u-shaped notch at one end, and a long handle at the other to enable the user to push in or pull out a hot oven rack.

Yet another great invention some wheelchair users can't live without. It's a great place to store frequently used items.

We've begun a new interactive Facebook quiz called "What the heck is it?" that asks our followers to recognize simple pieces of adaptive technology.

Even with certain types of finger and hand weakness, people with paralysis can play the guitar using this special pick.

It's a foot brush for people who have limited access to their feet.