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What does it take to truly understand innovation—and scale what works?
In this episode, Michael Fembek explores why clustering is a key tool for analyzing and scaling innovation. Drawing on the Zero Project’s work, he explains how grouping innovations helps reveal patterns, differences, and standout features.
From employment models to accessibility guidebooks, many solutions emerge independently around the world. But are they unique—or part of broader trends? And how can decision-makers identify what is truly scalable?
Tune in to learn why clustering sits at the heart of innovation and accessibility.
🔗 Read Disability Innovation Insights on LinkedIn
Note: This audio version is offered to support accessibility and is not intended as a full podcast production.
Human + AI Collaboration Breakdown
Writing, editing, fact-checking, and all editorial decisions done by Michael Fembek (the human).
Data analysis used during the creation of this blog post was powered by Zero Project Responsible AI.
Proofreading was supported by ChatGPT.
Audio versions of this post were generated using Eleven Labs, with an AI voice model of Michael.
The visual uses original photography from the Zero Project Conference 2025, with image editing by Alessandro Gobello.
By Zero ProjectWhat does it take to truly understand innovation—and scale what works?
In this episode, Michael Fembek explores why clustering is a key tool for analyzing and scaling innovation. Drawing on the Zero Project’s work, he explains how grouping innovations helps reveal patterns, differences, and standout features.
From employment models to accessibility guidebooks, many solutions emerge independently around the world. But are they unique—or part of broader trends? And how can decision-makers identify what is truly scalable?
Tune in to learn why clustering sits at the heart of innovation and accessibility.
🔗 Read Disability Innovation Insights on LinkedIn
Note: This audio version is offered to support accessibility and is not intended as a full podcast production.
Human + AI Collaboration Breakdown
Writing, editing, fact-checking, and all editorial decisions done by Michael Fembek (the human).
Data analysis used during the creation of this blog post was powered by Zero Project Responsible AI.
Proofreading was supported by ChatGPT.
Audio versions of this post were generated using Eleven Labs, with an AI voice model of Michael.
The visual uses original photography from the Zero Project Conference 2025, with image editing by Alessandro Gobello.