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Duxbury Systems has launched DBT 15.1, featuring enhanced eBraille support, improved exporters, and greater accessibility on Windows and Mac.
Source: Braillists Foundation
The collaboration between APH and Duxbury introduces native eBraille file creation, enhancing digital accessibility for braille users. This marks a crucial development in braille technology.
Source: Braillists Foundation
BrailleBlaster 3.2.3 is now available, according to APH. The update can be accessed automatically or downloaded from their site, offering enhanced usability.
Source: Braillists Foundation
RWJBarnabas Health adopts the Aira app system-wide, offering real-time visual assistance to enhance accessibility for blind and low-vision individuals.
Source: RWJBarnabas Health
Kelvin Hall's 'Your Stories' exhibit showcases objects and personal narratives curated by Glasgow's blind and partially sighted community.
Source: RNIB
The Braille Institute celebrates the 2026 Braille Challenge winners, emphasizing the critical role of braille literacy in academic and professional success.
Source: Braille Institute
Meta partners with the Blinded Veterans Association to provide 130,000 AI glasses to legally blind veterans, enhancing their daily independence.
Source: WLWT
Orbit Research has launched the Orbit Player, India's first locally designed and manufactured DAISY player, enhancing accessibility for the visually impaired community. The device supports multiple languages and formats, providing affordable and reliable access to learning and entertainment.
Source: Orbit Research
Clovernook Center receives $500K grant to create 'Disability Arts,' a publication highlighting artists with disabilities.
Source: Voice of the Blind
The iPhone 18 Pro impresses with superior sound quality, improved cooling, and excellent cellular performance. Initial impressions suggest this model is a notable upgrade over its predecessor.
Source: AppleVis Blog
CABVI hosts a rededication ceremony to celebrate its renovated headquarters and ongoing commitment to the visually impaired community.
Source: Greater Utica Chamber of Commerce
Clovernook Center receives a $500K grant to create 'Disability Arts,' a publication showcasing work by artists with disabilities.
Source: AOL