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Aging is just slow-onset disability. NULU co-founder Doug Katz unpacks the Ability Curve—and why designing for reduced ability means designing for everyone.
A disabled veteran. A shoulder he couldn't use. Circular scrap steel. The unscripted moment that became NULU — and changed how we think about kitchen design forever.
Adaptive design isn't a niche — it's a superior design approach with broad market impact. The Ability Curve Model shows exactly how need-market products scale to everyone.
Ability isn't who you are — it's what you're doing. The Army's Task, Condition, and Standard framework reveals why "disabled" is the wrong question entirely.
Adaptive design benefits everyone. NULU inventor Doug Katz joins Wheel With It to explore how the NULU Knife is changing kitchen independence for all.
NULU Knives co-founder Doug Katz joins the INDATA Podcast to discuss adaptive kitchen tools and the mission to help people maintain independence at home.
West Point grad and disabled veteran Doug Katz built NULU from personal experience. Hear his story on Monday Morning Radio and what drives the mission.
Aging doesn't mean leaving the kitchen behind. AGEIST Magazine profiles NULU co-founder Doug Katz on tools built to support independence at every stage.
My appearance on Entrepreneur Among Other Things: a West Point grad on servant leadership, why the patent system is failing independent inventors, and building NULU for 150 million people.
My appearance on The Inclusive Dad Podcast: why inclusion is a curve, not a category — and how kids in the kitchen may be the generation that finally gets adaptive design right.
My appearance on The Builders Podcast: why you don't wait for lightning — you build the rod. A West Point founder on in medias res entrepreneurship and Force Transfer Geometry™.
My appearance on Give A Heck: why character is the only currency that lasts — and why a West Point grad believes retirement is a slide toward irrelevance.