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Not Impossible is a community of innovators, creating life-changing devices and delivering inspiring content that compels action. We believe in technology for the sake of humanity. We believe that helping one person, helps many. http://www.NotImpossible.com
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10/19/2026

“Good enough” is where progress starts to stop.

The status quo is powerful because it’s comfortable. We get used to the way things work, even when they don’t work particularly well.

Innovation starts when we refuse to get used to it. When we look at something everyone else has accepted and ask: Why does it have to be this way?

Challenge the status quo. Look at what’s broken as an invitation to build something better.

10/17/2026

Curiosity is where change starts. Keep asking **“what if?”**

-What if we challenge the assumption instead of the problem?

-What if we make it simpler?

-What if we use what we already have and just started building?

-What if failure is just part of the process?

Stay curious. Keep questioning and imagining. Then go figure it out.

10/15/2026

Some of the most important assistive technology ever made started with a can of paint.

In 1921, James Biggs lost his sight and painted his walking stick white so drivers in Bristol could see him coming - an idea simple enough for anyone to copy… And people did.

George A. Bonham and the Peoria Lions Club added the red band and fought for right-of-way laws. Guilly d’Herbemont put thousands of canes into hands across France. Dr. Richard Hoover turned the cane into a technique, teaching blinded veterans the long cane method that’s still taught today.

When we built a sound array with skater Justin Bishop, he didn’t put his cane down. He continues to skate with it.

New technology is at its best when it adds to the tools people already trust, not when it tries to replace them.

Happy White Cane Safety Day. Here’s to the simple ideas that last.

10/10/2026

Humans are hardwired for play. We just tend to forget that when we grow up.

Play theorist Brian Sutton-Smith spent decades studying why humans play and what happens when we do. His work showed that play gives us space to imagine, experiment, adapt and explore possibilities beyond the world as it is.

And, play is crucial for our mental health. It gives us room to try without knowing if something will work. To make unexpected connections. To get absorbed in an idea. To imagine something that doesn’t exist yet.

This World Mental Health Day, don’t forget to make room for play.

10/08/2026

In his famous novel, "The Alchemist" (quoted here), Brazilian author Paulo Coelho explores the courage it takes to embrace purpose - and how it requires overcoming the fear of failure.

At Not Impossible, possibility is where everything starts. It’s believing there’s another way, challenging what’s been accepted, and being willing to build something that doesn’t exist yet.

Dream about what could be. Then go make it possible.

10/06/2026

Today, on World Cerebral Palsy Day, we’re celebrating people who refuse to let someone else define what’s possible for them.

Àlex Roca Campillo was diagnosed with cerebral palsy as a baby and given a prognosis that defined the limits of his life before he had the chance to live it. His family refused to accept those limits.

Decades later, Àlex crossed the finish line of the Barcelona Marathon, making history in the process.

At Not Impossible, we believe in the power of belief in what’s possible for yourself and for our world. Àlex’s story is a powerful reminder of why.

Never count a human out.

10/02/2026

What becomes possible when we stop waiting for someone else to build the future we want to see?

Every big idea starts somewhere. With a question, a first step, and most importantly, a willingness to try something that hasn’t been done before.

Possibility doesn’t just happen. It’s created by people. It’s created in one person’s life. Maybe it’s created in your own, first.

Drop in the comments what change you want to make possible!

09/30/2026

Not Impossible was named one of Fast Company’s 2026 Best Workplaces for Innovators, an honor that reflects the culture we’ve built together over the last 15 years.

To every employee, friend, partner and ally who has challenged the status quo, pushed an idea forward and helped us prove what’s possible, this recognition belongs to you, too. Check us out in the latest issue of Fast Company, on newsstands now!

09/28/2026

At Electric Picnic, our Music: Not Impossible haptic suits turned sound into vibration, giving people another way to feel the music and share the moment.

This is music equality. And it’s a whole lot of fun.

09/23/2026

What better place to celebrate the power of communication than the Library of Congress in Washington, DC?

Our Chief of Staff, Maya, is a committed disability advocate and has been learning ASL. For the International Day of Sign Languages, we are celebrating the power of accessible communication in the form of sign language and sharing how to sign Not Impossible.

Communication is connection. And the power of sign to enable connection without spoken language? That’s very Not Impossible.

Happy International Day of Sign Languages from the Not Impossible team!

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