Braze Mobility to Showcase New BrazeCam™ at Numotion Commercial Growth Summit and Nu-Venture
Long-standing partner Numotion will demonstrate wheelchair backup camera to clinicians, ATPs and mobility leaders in Denver TORONTO, Ontario — August 11, 2026 — Braze Mobility, a Toronto-based mobility technology company, will showcase its new BrazeCam™ Backup Camera in Booth 703 at the Numotion Commercial Growth Summit and Nu-Venture, taking place August 13th and 14th in…
Braze Mobility Announces U.S. Commercial Availability of BrazeCam™ Backup Camera for Wheelchair Users
Toronto, Ontario — March 16, 2026 — Braze Mobility, a Toronto-based mobility technology company, today announced the U.S. commercial availability of BrazeCam™, a backup camera designed specifically for wheelchair users. The system is now available to order across the United States. BrazeCam™ addresses a common challenge for wheelchair users: limited awareness of what’s behind them…
Braze Mobility Inc. partners with Beyond Mobility, providing blind spot sensors for wheelchairs in England
Braze Blind Spot Sensors™ are now available in England Toronto, Canada – September 22, 2025 – As the global rehabilitation and mobility industry continues to showcase groundbreaking innovations, Braze Mobility is proud to announce its new distribution partnership with Beyond Mobility, a trusted UK provider of premium mobility and independent living solutions. This collaboration marks…
Braze Mobility Inc. partners with Paragon Mobility, providing blind spot sensors for wheelchairs in Australia
Braze Blind Spot Sensors™ now available in Australia TORONTO, May 13th, 2025 – Toronto-based Braze Mobility Inc., developer of the world’s first blind spot sensors that can be added to any wheelchair, and Brisbane-based Paragon Mobility, a leading Australian provider of mobility and assistive technology solutions, have announced a new distribution agreement. This partnership marks…
Wheelchair Users’ Ultimate Emergency Preparedness Guide
The COVID-19 pandemic in 2020 taught us a lot of lessons as a society. Everyone was used to a new life now with social distancing, wearing a mask, having limited supplies and resources due to shortages in essential items, travel bans, and negative impact on mental health. Now more than ever is the time to…
Where can Canadians find information about funding programs for assistive technology?
Assistive technology can be a universal enabler. Assistive technology can help people of all ages living with different disabilities to perform daily activities in their homes and communities. These technologies may be called assistive aids, devices, or products, durable medical equipment, or disability supports. Common examples include grab bars, walkers, wheelchairs, hearing or low vision…