As organizations strive to create environments that support all employees, designing for sensory processing and neuroinclusion has become critical. Technology, when thoughtfully applied, can transform workplaces and public spaces into environments that empower neurodiverse individuals to thrive. But there are downsides as well that we need to be aware of and address. This session explores how audiovisual tools, workplace sensors, immersive interfaces, and adaptive digital systems can create inclusive, supportive, and engaging experiences for people with varied cognitive, sensory, and communication needs. Attendees will discover strategies for integrating human-centric technology into design to foster equity, productivity, and well-being for all.

Admission is subject to room capacity and available on a first‑come, first‑served basis.