The article discusses how recent advancements in artificial intelligence (AI) and robotics are driving the development of new assistive technologies and mobility aids, improving accessibility for individuals with disabilities. It highlights the potential of AI-powered exoskeletons and robotic limbs to enhance mobility and independence. AI algorithms are being used to analyze gait patterns and optimize the performance of these devices. Additionally, AI-enabled wheelchairs with advanced navigation capabilities and voice control are being developed. The article also explores the use of AI in prosthetic limbs, providing more natural and intuitive control. Furthermore, AI-powered assistive technologies like smart glasses and hearing aids are enhancing sensory perception and communication for individuals with visual or auditory impairments. The article emphasizes the transformative impact of these AI-driven innovations on improving the quality of life and promoting inclusivity for people with disabilities.