Hesse’s Free Exhibition Lets People Test Assistive Tech for Independent Living

Step into a world where independence meets innovation. This free, hands-on exhibition empowers visitors to test life-changing devices—no strings attached.

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2025 November 30 . 7:03 PM

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In this picture there are group of people walking and there is a woman holding the device and... — In this picture there are group of people walking and there is a woman holding the device and walking. There are frames on the wall. At the top there are boards and there is text on the boards and there are lights. At the back there is a door. At the bottom there is a floor.

Hesse’s Free Exhibition Lets People Test Assistive Tech for Independent Living

A new model exhibition in Hesse is helping people explore assistive devices for independent living. Belle Wi, organized by the Department of Social Affairs, showcases technology designed to support daily life at home. Visitors can test products like reading aids, magnifiers, and voice-controlled systems for free.

The Belle Wi exhibition runs as a free permanent display. It opens every Tuesday from 2 pm to 6 pm and on Thursdays from 1 pm to 5 pm. No registration is needed to try out the devices.

The exhibition gives visitors hands-on access to assistive technology without cost. Free consultations and trial sessions are available during opening hours. Organizers hope the display will encourage greater independence for people with disabilities.