Introducing the 2025 Remarkable US Cohort

We’re proud to share that CPARF’s 2025 Remarkable US Accelerator cohort kicks off this week! This program supports disability-focused startups that are developing cutting-edge assistive technology. Remarkable US brings life-changing ideas to market faster and ensures people with disabilities can access affordable new technology as soon as possible.  

Meet the 2025 Cohort: 

The Ask Grandma Project  

Ask Grandma is a mobile health app developed by an Indigenous speech-language pathologist and researcher at Johns Hopkins University. The app offers Indigenous caregivers a trusted, grandmother-like voice to turn to when they’re worried about their child’s development. With warmth and cultural grounding, Ask Grandma blends developmental science with Indigenous caregiving wisdom, answering questions like “My toddler isn’t talking yet. What should I do?” The app gently guides families toward supportive services, weaving in storytelling, tradition, and reassurance. Ask Grandma bridges gaps in access, honors native culture, and empowers families with both knowledge and connection. 

Blueberry Technology

Blueberry Technology developed BBGo, an autonomous mobility vehicle built for airports that empowers passengers with limited mobility move independently and navigate with ease.  

Glidance

Glidance is shaping the future of independent mobility by harnessing the power of AI and Robotics to create Glide, the world’s first primary mobility aid to help empower millions of people who are blind or have low vision to navigate through the world with confidence and independence. 

Good Trouble Games

Good Trouble is revolutionizing the development and discovery of accessible games by pioneering novel approaches to accessibility-focused game production and the way disabled gamers play. 

See highlights from the 2024 Remarkable US cohort.