Key2Enable's assistive keyboard featured at the National Archives

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Key2Enable's Assistive Technology keyboard, designed to empower individuals with physical, motor, and cognitive disabilities, was showcased at the National Archives in London as part of the remarkable "Spirit of Invention." The exhibition will be on display at the Discovery Museum in London alongside other inventive designs that have made significant impacts on society.

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