Events › Healthcare & MedTech
Healthcare & MedTech
120
Exhibitors
2,600
Attendees
The ATIA Conference is a leading B2B and educational event dedicated to assistive technology tools and services, bringing together assistive technology manufacturers, developers, practitioners, and special education professionals.
Attendees: Assistive technology practitioners, special educators, accessibility professionals, researchers, speech-language pathologists, occupational therapists, rehabilitation engineers, and software/hardware developers.
Exhibitor mix: Exhibitors are grouped alphabetically by company name, showcasing specializations in communication, vision, mobility, and digital accessibility software.
Filter this event to your ICP.
120 exhibitors here. You probably care about 20–30. Tell us your ICP, we'll find them.
Request intelligence →Delivery within 24 hours · $1,250
Venue
Orlando World Center MarriottHotel venue · 41,806 m² · 4 halls · ~10,000 people
The world's largest Marriott, located in Orlando, Florida, offering over 500,000 square feet of flexible meeting and convention space, including a 105,000 sq. ft. pillar-free ballroom. Features extensive indoor/outdoor event options and 104 breakout rooms.
📍 8701 World Center Dr, Orlando, FL 32821, US
Operated by Marriott International
Organizer
Assistive Technology Industry AssociationNonprofit · Chicago, United States · Founded 1999
An association for manufacturers, sellers, and providers of assistive technology products and services.
Exhibitor list
130 companies are exhibiting at Assistive Technology Industry Association Conference. A sample of 12 is shown below — unlock the full list to see all 130.
118 more exhibitors at Assistive Technology Industry Association Conference.
Unlock the complete exhibitor list — every company, with optional ICP filtering and verified buying-committee contacts per matched account.
Why people attend
To evaluate the latest physical and digital assistive technology devices, participate in technical demo days, network with AT product developers, and maintain practitioner CEU certifications.
Exhibitor categories
Speakers
52 speakers at Assistive Technology Industry Association Conference
Assistive Technology Consultant · Independent Consultancy
"AT Bootcamp"
Kelly began her work with individuals with disabilities during her summers of junior and high school as a counselor at an Easter Seals Camp program. She has worked as a teacher, an Assistive Technology specialist for the Southeastern PA Easter Seals program, and at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. She currently runs an independent consultancy focusing on literacy, augmentative communication, and instructional adaptations.
Occupational Therapist
"AT Story from Pre-Conference Speaker"
As an occupational therapist, Douglene Jackson has a passion for assistive technology (AT) and its role in promoting performance and participation across the lifespan. She has extensive experience working with students using augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) and interdisciplinary teams to advocate for student placement and development.
COO · ATIA
"Speaker Orientation"
Advisor for Mainstream & Web Accessible Technologies (MWAT)
"Preparing Accessible Presentations"
Founder · Everway
"Built with Purpose, Scaled with Discipline: The Everway Growth Story"
Founded in 1996, Everway (formerly Texthelp) has grown from a small mission-driven assistive technology company into a global edtech platform. In this keynote, founder Martin McKay shares the business decisions that shaped that growth.
IMPACT Center
"Early-Stage Fundamentals: Tech-Transfer, Market Alignment and Funding"
Early‑stage assistive technology startups often struggle to move from ideas to real‑world adoption—not because the technology isn’t strong, but because readiness, market fit, and funding expectations are misaligned. In this session, the IMPACT Center at the University of Pittsburgh shares a practical, three‑phase approach designed to help AT startups validate early, make smarter go‑to‑market decisions, and reduce the risk of premature scaling.
Moderator · Stride Policy Solutions
"Winning Federal Funding and Contracts- A Practical Playbook for AT Innovators"
This session is designed for assistive technology (AT) developers, entrepreneurs, and innovators seeking to secure federal funding for research, development, and commercialization.
Arc Capital Development
"Capital Markets Primer: Building Value and Raising Money in the AT Space"
A walk through of the complete arc of building a fundable, valuable company. This session introduces a lifecycle and KPI framework to help you understand where your company sits today and what you need to prove to unlock the next stage of capital.
"From Vendor to Strategic Partner: Funding Strategies for Assistive Technology"
Also speaking at Transporting Students with Disabilities & Special Needs (TSD) Conference and Trade Show
Moderator · Samaritan Partners
"Beyond the Primer: How AT Founders Are Navigating the Funding Journey"
Building an assistive technology company requires more than a great product, it requires navigating the complex realities of fundraising, growth, and scaling impact.
Microsoft
"Built to Scale: How Microsoft Can Accelerate Assistive Technology Growth"
Microsoft has long helped define the accessibility agenda—pairing technology innovation with practical best practices that other companies can adopt and scale. In this keynote, Jessica Rafuse will show how that leadership comes to life across the full innovation lifecycle.
Moderator · Microsoft
"Building with AI: Risks and Responsibility During Development"
As AI becomes embedded across the assistive technology product lifecycle—from prototyping and content generation to model training, testing, and AI-assisted coding—the need for responsible development increases.
Therapy Binder
"Scaling Through Partnership: Technical and Strategic Collaboration in AT"
Drawing from experience building Therapy Binder and previously working in large-scale technology environments, this session will discuss how to think about partnerships across multiple layers: technical infrastructure, data interoperability, shared workflows, and strategic alignment.
"Beyond In-Person Care: Scaling Independence Through Technology That Enhances Human Support Rather Than Replacing It"
Also speaking at Lucky Leaf Expo Philadelphia, Lucky Leaf Expo Dallas
Moderator · Habitat Learn
"AI Platforms- Where AI adds value and where it doesn’t"
AI is everywhere, but product value isn’t. This panel brings together AT product leaders supporting institutions deploying AI in real organisation.
Also speaking at London Tech Week
+ 36 more speakers at this event.
Past & future editions
More Healthcare & MedTech events
Frequently asked questions