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Blind Service Chicago's Vision Expo on October 27, 2026, will showcase adaptive technology and resources for the blind and low vision community.
Source: Blind Service Chicago
We Can Dance is hosting the 'Dance in the Dark™: Groove to Give Festival' on November 14, 2026, in Atlanta, promoting inclusive dance for blind, visually impaired, and sighted individuals.
Source: We Can Dance
USABA is seeking a new Executive Director to lead the organization and support blind athletes nationwide. Applications are open, and candidates can find details on the U.S. Olympic & Paralympic Committee's careers page.
Source: USABA
Orbit Research introduces Amazon Alexa to its Orbit Player, enhancing accessibility for the blind. This feature, developed with XRCVC, St. Xavier’s College, combines tactile controls with Alexa's diverse services, expanding the device's functionality.
Source: Orbit Research
Delaware's Division for the Visually Impaired held a community walk in Lewes to honor White Cane Safety Day, highlighting the independence the white cane offers to those with visual impairments.
Source: Coast TV
HumanWare is holding drop-in events across the UK to showcase its Braille products. Attendees can experience the latest solutions firsthand and have a chance to win a Brailliant BI20X.
Source: Braillists Foundation
MIT engineers have developed an AI-powered robotic therapy system to provide personalized support for stroke rehabilitation.
Source: MIT News
Six blind patients have successfully used the Orion brain implant, a wireless visual prosthesis, enhancing their daily independence.
Source: CiVL
Blind veterans in Des Moines received AI glasses from Meta and the American Council of the Blind to assist with daily tasks and enhance independence.
Source: KCCI
Explore the differences between Apple's iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max. Both models feature new design updates, stellar battery life, and cater to distinct user needs.
Source: AppleVis Blog
The Monarch by APH is not just a braille tablet; it revolutionizes accessibility with features like 8-dot braille and tactile graphics. Designed with user feedback, Monarch empowers the blind community with advanced digital integration.
Source: American Printing House for the Blind
ABVI hosts 'Crafting Vision' on October 10 in Grand Rapids to support services for individuals with vision impairments.
Source: West Michigan Newspop