A system for documenting animals trained to perform specific tasks for individuals with disabilities ensures these service animals are readily identifiable. For instance, a visually impaired person may rely on a guide... Read more »
No official governmental registry exists for service animals under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). Businesses and other entities covered by the ADA are not permitted to require documentation for service animals,... Read more »
A centralized repository maintains information about assistive technology devices and services. This database typically includes details such as device descriptions, manufacturer information, accessibility features, compatibility with other technologies, and relevant standards compliance.... Read more »
A worldwide database of domesticated dogs could track lineage, health information, and ownership. Imagine a system where a dog’s microchip reveals not just current contact information, but also pedigree details and medical... Read more »
An assistance animal, specifically a canine trained to perform tasks or provide support for an individual with a disability, holds a crucial role in enhancing independence and quality of life. While registration... Read more »