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News coverage, announcements, and reporting pulled from trusted accessibility, blindness, and disability sources.
AI glasses offer enhanced independence for visually impaired individuals through real-time audio descriptions.
Source: CBS News
Elihle Stali creates AI smart glasses to assist the visually impaired, inspired by his late grandmother.
Source: Magic 828
This year's WWDC keynote marked a shift for Apple, highlighting themes of refinement, trust and safety, and AI. Key updates include family safety features and improved Siri AI, aimed at boosting accessibility for blind and low-vision users.
Source: AppleVis Podcasts
Apple announces new accessibility features, including a braille note taker and enhanced zoom for Vision Pro.
Source: WHBL
UWM professors are developing design guidelines to make digital libraries more accessible for visually impaired users.
Source: Newswise
A new Tucson School for the Blind is opening to serve K-12 students, offering tuition-free education for eligible families.
Source: KJZZ
Seedlings offers affordable Braille books for children, enriching lives and promoting literacy. A valuable resource for families and educators.
Source: Seedlings Braille Books for Children
Vispero welcomes Rhonda Bassett-Spiers as their new CEO, aiming for growth and innovation.
Source: Vispero
Vispero has launched the 2026 versions of JAWS, ZoomText, and Fusion, focusing on improved performance and compatibility.
Source: Vispero
Vispero and Partner Tech collaborate to improve self-service accessibility for people with disabilities, integrating advanced features in kiosks.
Source: Vispero
Forbes honors Vispero and Matt Ater for their exceptional work in accessibility leadership, highlighting their contributions to digital inclusion.
Source: Vispero
Discover how Vispero leads in assistive technology, offering innovative products for the blind and low vision community.
Source: Vispero