We build adaptive tools, 3D-printed prosthetics, AI-assisted devices, and open-source designs — for the people who need them, with the people who need them.
Disability is an access problem, not a personal limitation. We build what closes that gap.
Custom hardware modifications, 3D-printed prosthetics, and assistive devices built around the person — not the catalog.
AI tools designed for independent living: accessible interfaces, voice-first workflows, and human-in-the-loop safety built in from the start.
Connecting makers, technologists, therapists, and the disability community to co-create solutions. No solutions without the people who'll use them.
Workshops and training that turn participants into creators. People who can build their own solutions don't have to wait for someone else to build them.
Eythos Foundation was established in October 2024 to close the gap between what assistive technology could be and what it actually is. Devices that cost more than a car. Approval processes that take months. Solutions designed without talking to the people who need them.
We're building something different. Open-source. Community-driven. Shipped and iterated, not polished and delayed.
Our story →Revenue from our professional services directly funds adaptive-technology programs and community work. Hiring us means funding the mission.
Audit AI tool use, close governance gaps, demonstrate responsible adoption.
Custom agents, RAG pipelines, and accessibility-first AI that ships.
WCAG 2.2 audits, assistive-tech user testing, and remediation roadmaps.
Hiring, onboarding, accommodations, and culture — built on lived experience.
Whether you're interested in partnering, volunteering, or supporting our work — we want to hear from you.