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Dubai unveils AI glasses, bionic limbs at AccessAbilities Expo 2026

Sheikh Ahmed bin Saeed Al Maktoum, President of the Dubai Civil Aviation Authority, Chairman of Dubai Airports, Chairman and Chief Executive of Emirates Airline and Group, and Patron of AccessAbilities Expo, inaugurated the 8th edition of AccessAbilities Expo (AAE-2026) at the Dubai World Trade Centre (DWTC), with extensive participation from government entities and private sector organisations.…

Dubai unveils AI glasses, bionic limbs at AccessAbilities Expo 2026

Sheikh Ahmed bin Saeed Al Maktoum, a prominent figure in Dubai, opened the 8th iteration of AccessAbilities Expo (AAE-2026) at the Dubai World Trade Centre. The expo, attended by government bodies and private sector entities, highlights advancements in assistive technologies and rehabilitation programs. These innovations aid the People of Determination, who number around 1.3 billion globally, including 50 million in the Middle East.

Over 250 exhibitors from around 50 countries showcased their latest products and technologies at the expo. Sheikh Ahmed expressed pride in the expo's role in empowering People of Determination, contributing to societal advancement. He emphasized the importance of the event in fostering knowledge exchange, showcasing innovations, and building partnerships.

The expo also features a major awareness campaign addressing ASD, inclusive education, rehabilitation, home care, arts, nutrition, and other factors affecting the lives of People of Determination and their families. The event will see the signing of memoranda of understanding, cooperation agreements, partnerships, and distribution agreements between international and local manufacturers and organizations.

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