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Texas State Interior Design Professor Advances Cognitive Accessibility Through Research, Teaching, and AI Tool NuroNest
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Texas State Professor Develops AI Tool to Make Homes Safer for People with Dementia
As the global population ages, the need for environments that support cognitive function is becoming as critical as physical accessibility. Assistant Professor Nadim Adi, PhD, of Texas State University’s Department of Interior Design, is addressing this gap through his research, a pioneering university course, and the development of NuroNest, an early-stage AI platform designed to identify environmental risks in everyday interiors. NuroNest anal…
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