Another edition of Accessibility EXPO 2025 is now behind us. This year’s event took place at the Copernicus Science Centre in Warsaw and attracted large numbers of visitors. The exhibition, accompanying the 23rd edition of REHA FOR THE BLIND IN POLAND, once again demonstrated the vital role of modern technologies and initiatives supporting people with disabilities.
At the exhibition stands, visitors could explore cutting-edge assistive technologies for people who are blind or partially sighted (including Altix, Vispero, Sensotec, and PoiLabs), as well as a wide range of offerings from public institutions, non-governmental organizations, and educational establishments – from the Warsaw University of Physical Education, Teatr Wybrzeże, the University of Warsaw, ZUS, and NFZ, to foundations and schools working on behalf of people with special needs. There was also space for art and craftsmanship, with works such as paintings and ceramics created by beneficiaries of the The Chance Foundation We Are Together on display.
This year's edition once again showed that Accessibility EXPO is not just a technology fair, but above all a space for meetings, the exchange of experiences, and inspiration. The event builds bridges between manufacturers, institutions, and users, championing the idea of a world that is accessible and open to everyone.
The event partner is the Mazovian Voivodeship Self-Government.
Take a look at our exhibition in photos: Accessibility EXPO 2025