Lighthouse Guild, Meta, and Achilles International marked Global Accessibility Awareness Day with a tandem bike ride showcasing AI-powered glasses for blind and low-vision participants.
AT&T and Aira have expanded free visual assistance services to over 5,300 retail locations, enhancing shopping accessibility for blind and low-vision individuals.
The European Blind Union invites contributions to their 2027 Illustrated Braille Calendar, featuring images using braille signs. European countries and individuals are encouraged to participate.
Microsoft's Narrator in Windows 11 now enhances HID Braille support, allowing devices to connect instantly, even during setup. This update improves accessibility for deaf-blind users.
MBraille Desktop for Windows offers a free and easy way to learn Braille using your PC keyboard. Available on the Microsoft Store, this new app has no hidden costs.
The Liblouis 3.38.0 release introduces updates, including a new Norwegian grade 3 table, expanded Swedish support, and Malayalam compliance with 2026 standards.
The American Printing House for the Blind's research on Monarch reveals its impact on accessibility, enhancing both education and daily life for the visually impaired.
Meta is donating AI-powered Ray-Ban glasses to over 130,000 blind veterans in the U.S., enhancing their independence through advanced assistive technology.
SuperShuttle's new settlement ensures improved access for wheelchair users in airport transportation. The changes, spearheaded by Disability Rights Advocates, require fleets with lifts and accessible booking processes.
The upcoming SightCity 2026 event is generating buzz around myBraille, a customizable braille display by Helptech. This innovative product offers flexibility to cater to diverse user needs, and its unveiling at the event is highly anticipated.