Neomotion is a motorized wheelchair production company. Its products are NeoFly and NeoBolt. NeoFly is a personalized wheelchair that offers a great posture reducing back & shoulder pain, is extremely smooth to propel reducing fatigue, is compact making places accessible.

NeoBolt is an add-on that converts NeoFly into a safe road-worthy vehicle, enabling wheelchair users to go out independently for education, work, and recreation or simply to explore the world. NeoMotion users are living life to the fullest.

Founded in 2001, Swabhiman is a registered nonprofit, and Odisha’s first cross disability organization, advocating for and serving persons with disabilities in Odisha, India, and South Asia. Swabhiman works at the international level with DPI (Disabled People’s International), at the national level, with NDN (National Disability Network) and with its network (Odisha State Disability Network).

The founder Dr. Sruti Mohapatra with an experience of over 25 years has been a part of the disability rights movement from the passage of RPwD Act 1995, India’s Ratification to UNCRPD, amendment of RTE Act, to the RPwD Act 2016. Swabhiman focuses on supporting school education, strengthening youth for availing employment opportunities, increasing public awareness on the issue of disability and building capacities and conducting research for enabling advocacy.

The Museum of Art and Photography (MAP) in Bengaluru exemplifies accessibility and inclusion in the arts, integrating universal design features such as ramps, reserved parking, allgender accessible toilets, accessible lifts, and staircases. The museum is equipped with induction loops, manual wheelchairs, evacuation chairs, and even a quiet room for those requiring a calming environment. MAP’s gallery spaces are thoughtfully designed for ease of navigation, featuring optimal height adjustments, adjustable lighting, and tactile artworks for sensory exploration.

Sunil Kumar Jain is the founder and chief enabler of Astha, a non-profit dedicated to promoting full participation and contribution of persons with disabilities. A Chartered Accountant with 15 years of experience, he launched the Indian Wheelchair Tennis Tour (IWTT) in 2016 to promote wheelchair tennis in India, hosting 11 AITA-ranked tournaments and increasing the number of players.

He designed innovative training programs and workshops, including “Life is a Score Board,” and advocated for accessible sports facilities.

Amazon India Operations has embarked on the journey of deploying People with Disabilities (PWDs) from 2017. They have been leveraging structured communication, safety and engagement mechanisms such as training and encouraging team leaders to communicate with People with hearing disabilities in Indian Sign language (ISL), and leveraging an online interpreter to allow for seamless and scalable interaction, among others.

It has performed an extensive infrastructure and job audit to understand the jobs which can be assigned to different cohorts of PwDs with a plan to continuously build and make our workplaces accessible.