White 3D-printed assistive tools on a wooden table: curved interlocking tubes, a ring with ear-like tabs, and a slot tool.

Assistive Technology Services in Maryland

What appears to be two women at a table using a small device; one operates it while the other guides and smiles.

What Is Assistive Technology & Person-Driven Technology?

Person‑Driven Technology (PDT) at SEEC empowers people to have greater choice and control in their lives through technology. We begin by understanding each individual’s goals, needs, and motivations, then thoughtfully explore both low‑ and high‑tech solutions to support greater independence. Technology can bridge gaps across everyday life—from preparing meals at home, to navigating the community, to building independence in the workplace.

We work closely with each person to make sure technology meets their needs today and supports independence over time. Technology can help in many parts of daily life, such as cooking, cleaning, getting around the community, and doing well at work.

Who Can Benefit From Person-Driven Technology?

Everyone!

Funding

DDA

How to Get Started with Assistive Technology

For specific questions please email outreach@seeconline.org or submit an inquiry to get started.


IDEA Lab

The IDEA Lab is an inclusive Maker Space where people supported by SEEC and Direct Support Professionals come together to innovate, design, and create. Using both low‑tech and high‑tech tools, participants can co‑design personalized supports that reflect real needs and real lives. This isn’t about gadgets. It’s about access, dignity, and possibility.

How to Get Started with the IDEA Lab

For specific questions please email:

Abby George, Person-Driven Technology Manager – ATaylor@seeconline.org

Mercedes McKeel, Learn to Earn Manager – MMcKeel@seeconline.org