When Newark Public Library officials held a ribbon cutting last week for a pair of new rooms intended to expand access to information for its users, speakers were accompanied by both an American Sign ...

Breakthrough AI transforms how people with visual impairments experience the world, giving them tools to discover, understand, and experience the beauty of unfamiliar places like never before. Study: ...

Assistive technologies have emerged as a crucial avenue for enhancing the navigation and mobility of visually impaired users. Over recent years, innovations combining computer vision, haptic feedback, ...

Researchers at the National University of Singapore (NUS) have developed a wearable assistive device that leverages Meta’s Llama models to help people with visual impairments “see” the world around ...

SmartVision 3 boasts dedicated buttons on the right side, providing users with quick access to Google Assistant for voice-controlled operations and text input through speech recognition. The phone ...

iSEE smart glasses are designed to support blind and visually impaired users with real-time navigation cues, object-recognition feedback, and contextual information. In such applications, audio is the ...

AI image recognition and bone-conduction technology unites in the name of accessibility. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. While ...

Because of the way generative AI can ingest data from websites and allow users to interact with it verbally, it could be a boon for workers with sight problems. Internet accessibility can be a major ...

The release of an esoteric plug-in for a twenty-year-old piece of software normally doesn’t merit much attention… except when the software is the ubiquitous Microsoft Word, and the add-on could have a ...

A University of Texas at Dallas researcher and his collaborators have developed an artificial intelligence (AI)-assisted tool that makes it possible for visually impaired computer programmers to ...

The digital age promises unprecedented access and opportunity, yet for many visually impaired individuals, the gap between potential and reality remains wide.Anne Marie Wandera Bewulira, host of The ...