Opening of the PEP45 showroom

A showroom of technological innovations for vulnerable people

We recently took part in the opening of the PEP45 showroom in Olivet, France.

Who are the PEP45?

The PEP (Pupilles de l’Enseignement Public) is an association founded in 1915 to support war orphans. Today, it works at many levels to carry out solidarity initiatives: supporting autistic children in primary education, providing educational support at home and in hospital, specialised care, social and professional support, employment inclusion, and more.

One unit that NodOn has been working with for several years now is its Adapted Digital Support Platform.

Why this collaboration?

For the simple reason that the association has been using NodOn products for a long time now and has found them to be reliable. So much so that these products can be put to work for vulnerable people while remaining affordable.

What is the showroom?

The showroom is a room laid out like a home (with a bedroom, kitchen, dining room, etc.) and fitted with all the technological innovations that can be used to make everyday life easier for vulnerable people. The room is very well equipped, with hundreds of products from different brands, all set up in real-life situations to meet a very specific need.

Who is the showroom for?

It is a place for all vulnerable people, associations and carers who want to discover technological innovations in real-life conditions and are looking for professionals able to install them. The PEP45 run the demonstrations and provide contact details for local installers who can carry out the installation.

Where does NodOn fit in?

NodOn contributed to this ambitious project by supplying several devices for demonstration in the showroom.

The NodOn products you will find in the showroom:

To discover all these innovations, we invite you to visit the PEP45 website. You may even find our support expert there, controlling the devices with his eyes.