Trimble has partnered with the National Centre for Assistive Health Technologies (NCAHT) at IIT Madras to support inclusive mobility through the donation of 20 custom-fitted wheelchairs. Backed by an initial ₹15 lakh contribution, the lightweight (9 kg) wheelchairs are tailored to individual needs and rival high-end imports in quality. 

Recipients will be selected through a structured process including assessments, prescription, and training to ensure long-term usability. 

“At Trimble, we believe accessibility is fundamental... Through this partnership with IIT Madras, we hope to support individuals who are often overlooked,” said Rajan Aiyer, VP & MD, Trimble India. 

“Technology can create meaningful change only when it is inclusive and human-centric... Every wheelchair delivered is a step toward a society where mobility is not a privilege, but a right,” said Prof V Kamakoti, Director, IIT Madras. 

NCAHT, housed within the TTK Centre (R2D2), will oversee distribution in the coming months through hybrid outreach formats.