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"Assistive technology" as a book category covers the tools, devices, software, systems, research and practices that help people with disabilities, aging-related limitations, or chronic conditions perform everyday activities, communicate, learn, work and participate in society. Titles in this category range from practical guides to specific devices (hearing aids, screen readers, mobility aids, communication apps), to design and engineering texts on universal and inclusive design, to clinical and rehabilitation manuals, policy and ethics discussions, and case studies of implementation in education, workplaces, and healthcare. Books may target clinicians, therapists, educators, engineers, caregivers, users and policymakers, and can include how-to guides, evidence-based research, best practices, standards and legal frameworks (e.g., accessibility laws), as well as user-centered design and evaluation methods. Overall the category emphasizes solutions that increase independence, accessibility and quality of life through technology and thoughtful design.

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