Simply better design: Designing to include a growing market
The paper aims investigate the "Inclusive Design Toolkit" developed by researchers at Cambridge University's Engineering Design Centre (EDC). The paper looks at the new and freely available - "Inclusive Design Toolkit". The "Inclusive Design Toolkit" is intended to...
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