Bringing accessibility innovation to a global audience
As the Official Media Partner of the Zero Project Technology Forum, Double Tap will provide ongoing coverage of Technology Forums taking place throughout 2026 and 2027, including events in Nairobi, Mumbai, Tokyo, Singapore, and Vienna.
Through interviews, feature stories, live event coverage, podcasts, and digital content, Double Tap will help bring the conversations, innovations, and people shaping the future of Assistive Technology (AT) to audiences around the globe.
“Double Tap has always been about giving people access to conversations, technology, and ideas that directly impact their lives,” said Steven Scott, Co-Host and Co-Founder of Double Tap. “Partnering with the Zero Project Technology Forum allows us to help bring these important innovations and discussions to a truly global audience. For many people living with disabilities, attending these events in person simply isn’t possible. Our goal is to make people feel like they are there with us, hearing the conversations, meeting the innovators, and experiencing the future of accessibility as it happens.”
“Having covered assistive technology innovations at our Conference for years, Double Tap is a long-standing fixture of our global network. We are delighted to formalize this relationship as they become an Official Media Partner for the Zero Project Technology Forum. Double Tap’s expert analysis of the sector continues to bridge the gap between technical innovation, support partners, and end-users,” says Wilfried Kainz, Head of Research and Assistive Technology at the Zero Project.
Coverage from Nairobi
Earlier this month Double Tap reported on the Zero Project Technology Forum Nairobi, which was hosted by AT4D at Senses Hub on June 5. Tune into the episodes featuring interviews with Bernard Chiira, Maxwell Kamau, Partnerships Lead at ZeroBionic, Winnie Ongiri, Operations Manager at Signvrse, Dr Nick Were, co-founder of Prothea
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About the Zero Project Technology Forum
The Zero Project Technology Forum connects highly innovative Assistive Technology (AT) solutions with potential support partners — companies, investors, and organizations interested in scaling technology or providing other forms of support. Regional editions connect local AT Innovators with Support Partners, strengthening regional innovation ecosystems, and building bridges between global and regional networks.