SensePilot

17/04/2026

Meet Freddie!
Freddie shared his CS2 gameplay with us and how he uses SensePilot controls as a quadriplegic
Freddie was introduced to us by the awesome folks at in South Africa
Massive thanks to Freddie for sharing with us!

15/04/2026

New update out today!
We've changed the behaviour of dwell click and squashed some bugs 🐞

Beta versions: We've also added in various scanning methods and a basic text to speech keyboard/phrase system. We'll share more on these soon!

05/03/2026

We’ve been at in Barcelona this week as the winners of the and Innovate for Inclusion Hackathon!!! We’re incredibly honoured to be here and look forward to further collaboration!

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20/02/2026

Day 2 at the Gaming corner with lots of meetings and demos! We’re honoured to have received an award and were joined by representatives from the Lithuanian embassy 🇱🇹 and the Lithuanian Disability Forum

18/02/2026

Day 1 at at the Gaming Corner!

20/01/2026

We are thrilled to announce that SensePilot is exhibiting at the Assistive Technology Industry Association (ATIA) conference this year!

At SensePilot, we believe technology should be a bridge, not a barrier. Join us at Booth 819 in the Startup Area

📍 Where: Orlando, FL | Booth 819 in the Startup Zone 📅 When: 29-31st January, 2026

Stop by to meet the team, see live demonstrations, and chat about the future of inclusive tech. Let’s build a more accessible world together.

19/01/2026

🎥 Meet Stephene.

In this video, Stephene shares her story — how an injury changed her life, and the everyday challenges she faced trying to use a computer without full use of her hands.

Before discovering SensePilot, simple digital tasks many of us take for granted were frustrating, exhausting, or simply inaccessible.

Stories like Stephene’s are exactly why we built SensePilot: to remove barriers, not add more; to give people access using the technology they already have.

Thank you, Stephene, for trusting us with your story and helping show why accessible technology matters.

👉 Watch the video below to hear Stephene’s experience in her own words.


Alt text: A video testimonial featuring Stephene, a woman with tetraplegia. The video opens with Stephene wearing a neck brace and explaining her journey following a diving accident. It transitions to show her sitting in a wheelchair at a desk equipped with a PC. She is seen successfully navigating her computer and logging in using SensePilot software. Additional clips show her eating independently, but with difficulty with a standard spoon and using her trackpad mouse and keyboard with difficulty.

18/12/2025

27/11/2025

Testing out a new control method in Forza! Pressing keys with head direction, looking up to accelerate, down to brake and left and right to turn!

Also tried accelerating and braking with facial gestures and steering with head tilt!

07/11/2025

On Wednesday 5th November 🎇🎆 we had the amazing privilege of demoing at the House of Commons as part of the launch of the Royal Society’s Disability Tech report at an event hosted by Steve Darling MP and the art Hon Sir Stephen Timms MP. Amazing speeches from Professor Annalu Waller OBE and Sir Bernard Silverman

Thanks to everyone who came for a chat and those who champion innovation for accessibility and inclusion

25/10/2025

🌍 As we were figuring out which platforms to be present on — TikTok, Instagram, Discord, and beyond — we stumbled upon something far more meaningful.

By digging deep into TikTok, we found everyday creators openly sharing their lives with disabilities — to inform, encourage, and uplift others in the community. That’s how we met Stephene.

Her content stood out — warm, real, and full of strength.
When we reached out, she welcomed us with honesty and encouragement:

“The technology has been working amazing. It made it so much easier to use my PC. More people need to see your technology — because it’s amazing.”

Adapting to assistive tech isn’t just about learning software.
It’s about accepting a new reality, rebuilding confidence, and sometimes — taking the brave step to go public with your story. 💙

Today, we want to celebrate those brave people.

Because at the end of the day, it’s not really about tech.
It’s about people — their voices, their experiences, and the communities they create.