We’re focusing on accessible technology today by shining a spotlight on an innovative project, FlowSense, world's first accessible period blood detection device.

Currently still in its prototype stage, the device could empower visually impaired users to independently manage their menstrual hygiene with a discreet, accurate, and non-invasive method.

We spoke with the creator of the device, Muna Daud.

Image shows a black rectangle box for charging and a round indent with a lightning bolt symbol for charging inside the circle. Bottom of the box has what looks like round white strips and a small bottle next to it. Next to the box a white sanitary pad and to the right of it a hand is holding up a black round device with a little notch on top.