“…For example, writing in the context of developing mobility solutions, Banes et al (2020) propose that: "Recent innovations in both assistive and accessible technologies, such as natural interfaces, wearable technologies and artificial intelligence suggest new ways in which navigation, orientation and wayfinding can be made accessible for people with a variety of needs, including those with cognitive, sensory, physical impairments and the elderly" (p. 277). Kamalakannan et al (2023) describe their proposed digital therapeutic platform for people with stroke-related disabilities as an innovation. In a self-confessed sceptical tone, Goggin and Soldatić (2022) suggest that disability is often given as a warrant for the introduction of new technology, which can lead to disability becoming a "a major zone for technology innovation, development, application, design and so on" (p. 385).…”