To many, smart-home devices seem like a luxury or a novelty—electronic gadgets that flip on your lights, tweak your thermostat to a comfy temperature, or announce package deliveries. But for anyone who lives with a disability, smart devices are a powerful enabler. These simple-to-use devices can be set up to take care of daily tasks, to keep users in touch with friends and caregivers, and to allow users to live a more independent and empowered life.