“Using ReadSpeaker significantly enhances our internal learning materials.”

China Electric Wheelchair Market growth is projected to reach 1200.0 USD billion, at a 10.503% CAGR by driving size, share, top company analysis, segments research, trends and forecast report 2025 to...

Avantree is one of the companies that has quickly realised the importance of personal devices that can bring plug-and-play Auracast anywhere.  It has creat

As we look ahead to 2025, Inclusive Web is excited to share our annual predictions for the trends that will shape accessibility in the coming year. These insights reflect the advancements, challenges, and opportunities we see as leaders in digital ac

Starting a career comes with a handful of challenges—and some level of anxiety—for almost everyone. From meeting colleagues for the first time to finding your way around new physical or digital…

Starting a career comes with a handful of challenges—and some level of anxiety—for almost everyone. From meeting colleagues for the first time to finding your way around new physical or digital…

NaviSense is a new AI-powered smartphone app built to help visually impaired people find and navigate objects in real time. Using camera input, spatial audio, and vibrations, it guides users toward what...

Meta’s Ray-Ban smartglasses, which sold over 7 million pairs in 2025, are sparking debate about their impact on privacy and accessibility. Supporters like Servaas praise the discreet camera for capturing travel moments, while critics like Kiki express concerns about pervasive surveillance risks. Nikki, a visually impaired user, calls them a 'gamechanger' for enabling real-time navigation assistance, yet worries public backlash could limit access for those who rely on the tech. Karen, however, reports the live caption feature fails in noisy environments, highlighting accessibility gaps. Meanwhile, Pete questions data security and regulatory oversight, while others like Kiki argue the technology’s benefits outweigh privacy fears. The debate reflects broader tensions around AI-driven wearables balancing innovation with ethical safeguards.

New Zealand’s Feilding Civic Centre is among the latest venues to install Auracast for visitors to use.  Based in the provincial town in the Manawatū-Whang

"That all changed when he was 13. A family friend and babysitter came over to his house in Newton, Massachusetts and handed him a binder filled with accessible instructions for building a Middle Eastern palace. The instructions, written in braille, allowed him to complete the set without having to rely on the brightly colored pictures that typically come with [Lego sets](https://apnews.com/article/lego-vietnam-energy-climate-62c0710721fa383a65cd1f45f2bdb73d)."

See how Synchron’s Stentrode implant + Apple’s BCI protocol let ALS patient Mark Jackson control an iPad with his thoughts. Breakthrough for accessibility & neurotech

Apple has partnered with brain-computer interface maker Synchron. The two companies are developing tech that lets consumers operate Apple devices via their thoughts.

Starting a career comes with a handful of challenges—and some level of anxiety—for almost everyone. From meeting colleagues for the first time to finding your way around new physical or digital workspaces, there’s plenty to navigate. Microsoft

A fan uses a OneCourt device while watching the Seattle Seahawks at Lumen Field. (Seahawks Photo) The Seattle Seahawks gave blind and low-vision fans a new way to follow game action this season as one...