Courses

Community in the classroom Our undergraduate courses engage Community Needs Experts! Please email uwtcat@uw.edu for more information. CSE 482A: Accessibility Capstone (Spring) The Accessibility Capstone at the Paul G. Allen school focuses on the use of participatory design methods to address…

TCAT in the News

White House showcases what’s possible with AI across 12 agencies↗ Federal News Network, June 2024 50 Years of the Rehabilitation Act: Celebrating Inclusion ↗ King County Mobility Coalition, February 2024 “Making an impact on local communities is where it starts”:…
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Publications + Recorded Talks

2024 Watch the complete OpenThePaths 2024 playlist Dr. Anat Caspi presents “Building a Customizable City-scale Pedestrian Accessibility Trip Planner & Supporting Infrastructure” for the USDOT ITS4US Webinar series Dragomir Anguelov presents “Toward Total Scene Understanding for Autonomous Driving” for the…
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Non-Ableist AI

The Taskar Center for Accessible Technology is dedicated to ensuring that artificial intelligence technologies are developed and implemented in ways that do not perpetuate discrimination or exclusion based on ability. We focus on developing AI technologies that actively counter ableism,…
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Mobility + Transportation

The Taskar Center for Accessible Technology is dedicated to advancing accessibility in mobility and transportation, aiming to create inclusive solutions that benefit individuals of all abilities. We focus on developing and promoting technologies that enhance access to, and improve experiences…
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Work + Play

The Taskar Center for Accessible Technology recognizes the importance of autonomy and focuses on developing and advocating for innovative technologies that empower people with disabilities in both professional and recreational settings. Through research, collaboration, and technological advancements, the Taskar Center…