AT for Stroke Survivors: One-hand operated Nail Trimmer
DIY Assistive Technology: A Nail Trimmer for Stroke Survivors Everyday tasks we take for granted, like cutting our nails, can become major hurdles for stroke
Engineering Good is Singapore’s exclusive tech and engineering non-profit. We unite a diverse community of staff, volunteers, donors, sponsors, and supporters with skills in technology, engineering, and other fields, and partner with over 400 social service agencies, to serve the needs of disadvantaged communities in Singapore. From refurbishing donated laptops for vulnerable groups, which also reduces e-waste, to creating affordable, open-source assistive devices for individuals with disabilities, together, we are engineering a better and more inclusive world. #TechForGood
DIY Assistive Technology: A Nail Trimmer for Stroke Survivors Everyday tasks we take for granted, like cutting our nails, can become major hurdles for stroke
Bridging the Digital Divide It has been nearly 5 years since we started the initiative to refurbished laptops to support users from disadvantaged communities. In
Engineering Good showcased our range of Assistive Tech at the Stroke Support Station (S3) World Stroke Day Open House held at Enabling Village. People who
What is Assistive Technology Assistive technology (AT) refers to products, devices, equipment, software, systems, or services designed to improve learning, work, and daily living for
Reducing e-waste in Singapore Have you ever wondered where retired electronics go? Turns out, they’re not sunbathing on a tropical island. Singapore’s high-tech hustle comes
Engineering Good Mid-year fit check! While temperatures climbed up to 35 degrees Celsius, our engines were running hot too. June was a month of wholesome
Engineering Good Newsletter Welcome to our Engineering Good July newsletter! What a rollercoaster month it’s been, with Taylor Swift concert tickets flying off the shelves!
Engineering Good (EG) EG is a Singapore-based non-profit organisation incepted in 2014. We connect low-income and vulnerable communities with technology and engineering solutions. At EG,