The Institute for Interventional Informatics (I3) was established in 1994 to draw attention to the potential of human interface technologies and the pro-social applications that can be derived from their responsible integration.

I3 technology takes into account that its audience includes people with a range of diverse cultural backgrounds and cognitive and physical abilities.

I3 aims to make technology smarter, more intuitive and easily available to every user.

As an example of this open policy, NeatTools, the pivotal software to empower individuals with disabilities, is made available freely to interested parties.

The Institute for Interventional Informatics is a 501(c)3 organization.