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Accessibility Hub

Pilot Partnerships

Test an accessibility solution in a real environment

We are seeking organisations that want to define a meaningful problem, co-design a solution and evaluate it honestly.

Potential pilots

Strong starting points for collaboration

In development

Municipal Accessibility Agent

A verified conversational interface for accessible municipal buildings, routes, documents and citizen services.

Pilot-ready concept

Hospital Accessibility Guide

Pre-visit information, accessible entrances, department routes, facilities, services and visitor support.

Custom development

Museum Audio-Tactile Experience

Tactile maps or representations connected to accessible audio interpretation.

Pilot-ready concept

Accessible Campus Wayfinding

Structured route data, digital guide and multimodal information for students, staff and visitors.

Research pilot

Inclusive Evacuation Information

Accessibility review, multimodal preparedness material and accessible map concepts.

Available service

Organisation-wide Baseline

A joined-up assessment that establishes priorities and a reusable accessibility knowledge base.

Pilot pathway

Start small enough to learn, but meaningful enough to matter

Challenge

Define the real access problem and target users.

Baseline

Collect evidence and understand the current environment.

Prototype

Co-design and build the smallest useful solution.

Evaluation

Measure usability, access, accuracy and operational fit.

Decision

Improve, scale, integrate or stop based on evidence.

What a partner contributes

Access, ownership and willingness to learn

  • A clearly identified environment, service or user journey
  • A responsible contact and relevant internal stakeholders
  • Access to approved information, plans and systems
  • Support for ethical user involvement where applicable
  • Time for validation, correction and operational decisions

What Accessibility Hub contributes

  • Accessibility and technology scoping
  • Co-design and development method
  • Prototype or defined pilot output
  • Accessibility and usability evaluation
  • Transparent findings and recommendations
  • A pathway to maintenance or further development

Who can participate

Organisations with a real environment and a responsible team

Municipalities & ministries

Buildings, city information and public services.

Hospitals & universities

Complex campuses, routes and information systems.

Museums & destinations

Multisensory access and visitor experiences.

Transport & business

Passenger journeys, workplaces and customer services.

Propose a pilot

Tell us about the environment and the challenge

Useful first information includes the organisation, location or service, people affected, existing evidence, desired outcome and preferred timetable.

Email
info@accessibility-hub.com

Please do not send health records or other sensitive personal data through the initial enquiry.

Do not include medical or other sensitive personal information.