Tech is literally changing the game for people with disabilities 
I'm all about it! The wearable device on Chris's phone is so cool, and those smart glasses are like something out of Star Wars 
. But what really gets me excited is that tech companies are finally listening to people in the disability community and making stuff that actually works for them 
. I mean, who wouldn't want bionic gait assistance or driverless cars? It's like they're saying "we gotchu" 
. And Chris McCausland is so down-to-earth and funny, it makes the whole thing feel less like a lecture and more like you're hanging out with your mate 
. The doc is all about the positives, which is super refreshing – no doom and gloom here 
. Can't wait to see what tech comes up next for accessibility 
I'm all about it! The wearable device on Chris's phone is so cool, and those smart glasses are like something out of Star Wars . But what really gets me excited is that tech companies are finally listening to people in the disability community and making stuff that actually works for them . I mean, who wouldn't want bionic gait assistance or driverless cars? It's like they're saying "we gotchu" . And Chris McCausland is so down-to-earth and funny, it makes the whole thing feel less like a lecture and more like you're hanging out with your mate . The doc is all about the positives, which is super refreshing – no doom and gloom here . Can't wait to see what tech comes up next for accessibility 
He's literally using his phone like it's an eye 
The idea of having instant video interpretation is a total game-changer for people who can't see. And those bionic gait assistance devices? Mind blown 
It's crazy to think about how technology is slowly but surely making life easier for people with disabilities.
Chris McCausland is literally the coolest 
. I need to watch more shows hosted by him after Strictly 
what if we could create tech that assists everyone's daily life, not just the disabled ones?