AVI is an artificial intelligence dedicated to the travel and mobility of people with disabilities, seniors, caregivers, and anyone facing challenges in their movements, whether with young children, luggage, or simply navigating daily life, whether for leisure or travel, near or far.
Is the room I'm going to be in accessible for people with reduced mobility? Is the pool accessible? Is the nearby cinema adapted? These are all questions that find immediate answers with the app.
"When you need a ramp to board a bus, it requires a lot of effort and you have to negotiate with the driver,” explains Evy Saba Ouyabe Zuinghedau. "AVI integrates with an AI that plugs directly into all platforms and facilitates travel.”
"There are nearly 15 million people with disabilities in France. So this creates a market that is not being addressed. What we want is a diversity of options and choices that allow us, depending on our disability, to be able to move around,” explains Evy Saba Ouyabe Zuinghedau.
"We will all age, and our mobility will not be the same as when we were 20. So we will need services, and communities will have to transform and adapt to our needs. And it can benefit everyone. The remote control started as a necessary invention for some, and now we can't imagine living without it. We need to change our paradigm and realize that when it serves a specific population, it will also benefit everyone. So yes, it's an advancement and progress for all,” concludes Evy Saba Ouyabe Zuinghedau.
