The Illinois Assistive Technology Program (IATP) has been working to increase access to and acquisition of assistive technologies (AT) for Illinois residents since 1989.

IATP created the Maker Program to expand available options for individuals to acquire the assistive technology they need.

What We Do

What We Do

We design and fabricate assistive technology devices using 3D printing, pressure forming, laser cutting, and a variety of other readily available materials and hardware.

About Us

We provide customized devices created by the Maker Team

Product Library

We provide simple AT devices designed and/or printed by other Makers

Maker Network

We continually work to expand an AT Maker network that serves Illinois residents

Who We Serve

  • Fabrication services are available to Illinois residents of all ages with disabilities and/or health related conditions in need of a device
  • Training and outreach services are available for agencies and organizations that serve those who can benefit from the Maker program
Adaptive Pan Handle with Wrist Support
Gyro Cup Holder

Device Cost

Donations help the program be able to provide items at no cost

A suggested donation amount is provided to help cover costs of materials but is not required

Material costs for most items are usually in a range of two to ten dollars

Volunteer Opportunities

Donate printed items that can be provided free of charge to those in need

Contribute your time and skills to product design ideas and prototype development