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Bob Sagoo works with therapists, carers, parents, teachers, and users to change lives through enabling assistive technology. 
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I’m albino. My eyes are … different. In many ways, the world is not built for me. Every time I open Outlook on my iPhone and FaceID pops up, I have to pull the phone far away from its usual position — an inch and a half from my face — because the LIDAR sensors on the front that identify me were not designed to work at a distance that makes sense for my eyes.
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Meta has today announced that its smart glasses built with Ray-Ban will be getting AI features, video call support, and new styles.
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Join Sam from The Blind Life as he delves into the latest assistive tech showcased at recent conferences! From smart glasses to revolutionary braill
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Standard Accessibility Reporting, Inc. Consumers demand accessibility. We’re creating the standards to rate the accessibility of everyday products. For consumers with disabilities, it’s difficult to know in advance if a product will work given their needs. The reason? Few manufacturers report the level of accessibility of their products. What little reporting we have isn’t standardized.… Continue reading Home
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Having covered the company at close range for over a decade, Apple’s commitment to accessibility is not virtue-signaling nor an empty bromide.
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Research investigating attitudes toward hearing loss has found that a third of adults would feel uncomfortable wearing hearing aids in public
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Spoken has updated its AAC app, aimed at providing adults with speech impairments a more intuitive and inclusive tool for expression.
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Automated testing tools for accessibility are software applications that evaluate websites, applications, and documents for compliance with the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG). They identify and report on accessibility issues that could make digital content unusable for people with disabilities. Automated testing tools can bring efficiency to the testing process. While it’s true that manual […]
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We take a deep-dive into handy, accessible kitchen appliances which are great if you are blind, visually impaired, low vision, or even if you ar
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The Attorney General of the United States has signed a final rule that will update its regulations for Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). This long-awaited rule contains requirements on how to ensure that web content and mobile apps are accessible to people with disabilities. The press release from the DOJ states: […]
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Mia Polacek may not be able to speak with her mouth, but the 4-year-old from Round Lake has a voice, thanks to technology that lets her eyes do the talking.
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Introducing VersaEye™ assistive technology! Access your world at home, school, and play with eye tracking for your iPad®.
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Honda has developed an innovative web application utilizing AI technology to help expand the joy of the journey to the blind and visually impaired by creating and narrating nuanced real-time scenic audio descriptions of the world outside their car window.
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Elon Musk’s Neuralink and others are developing devices that could provide blind people with a crude sense of sight.
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Looking for a free white noise machine? Your iPhone has one built-in! Discover how to use your iPhone for better sleep.
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Hardware The Seleste glasses feel similar to regular sunglasses, except that the arms are thicker to hold the electronics, and there is a small camera right between the eyes. There are also two buttons on the right arm, and a touchpad on the right arm near the hinge. Both arms have a wide and thick part near the front, and a significantly narrower part resting above your ears that curves at the end. In addition, there's a speaker built in to the right arm. The glasses come with a protective case, and they charge through a micro USB port on the right arm.
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DLUHC and DHSC have published a new policy paper that confirms the conditions and funding for the Better Care Fund for 2023 to 202
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After shelving its self-driving car project, the iPhone maker is eyeing bots as its "next big thing," according to Bloomberg.
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Spread the loveThe year 2024 has been remarkable for the evolution of accessible watches, marrying technology with ease of use for everyone. Brands have pushed the envelope, ensuring that style and functionality are not compromised for accessibility. A standout this year has been the Solaris VoiceSync, a watch that offers voice control for every function. This innovation caters particularly well to those with visual impairment or limited dexterity, allowing easy time checking and alarm setting without needing to see or touch the screen. The VoiceSync also integrates seamlessly with smart home devices, allowing users to manage their environment from their […]
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A team of engineers have invented a flexible device that adheres to the neck and translates the muscle movements of the larynx into audible speech.
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Addressing Nintendo's "random" approach to accessibility - We can all agree that Nintendo isn't exactly a games industry forerunner in terms o
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