Visually Impaired North Texas Girl Experiences Drone Show Through Innovative Technology
A North Texas drone show was adapted to provide a visually impaired girl with an inclusive and enjoyable experience.
Source: CBS Texas
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A North Texas drone show was adapted to provide a visually impaired girl with an inclusive and enjoyable experience.
Source: CBS Texas

The National Braille Music Camp in New South Wales marks 40 years of teaching braille music to blind and visually impaired children, fostering musical skills and community.
Source: ABC News
The Braille Revival League unveiled 'Seeing Braille' at the ACB Convention, a program that lets sighted individuals learn about braille visually. It aims to enhance awareness and inclusivity.
Source: Braillists Foundation
Explore four low-cost braille devices at the Braille Revival League event during the ACB National Convention. Learn about the Braille Doodle, VersaSlate, Hable, and Braille Legos.
Source: Braillists Foundation
APH will unveil new braille products and teaching tools at the ACB National Convention, highlighting innovations aimed at enhancing braille literacy and communication.
Source: Braillists Foundation
HumanWare is unveiling the BrailleNote Evolve at the ACB National Convention, featuring a full Windows 11 PC in a compact design. This innovation promises enhanced accessibility.
Source: Braillists Foundation
Join a key session at the ACB National Convention where NLS directors discuss future plans. Engage with Jason Broughton and Jason Yasner on crucial library service updates.
Source: Braillists Foundation
July 2026 SSI payments, up to $994, have been issued to eligible recipients, supporting basic living expenses.
Source: Washington Examiner
Johns Hopkins research highlights the navigation challenges faced by adults with concurrent hearing and vision loss, emphasizing the need for tailored rehabilitation.
Source: Johns Hopkins Medicine
Meta is providing free AI-powered Ray-Ban Meta glasses to legally blind U.S. veterans, enhancing their daily independence.
Source: KFVS12
11-year-old Colton Reinhart from New Ulm, Minnesota, secured third place in the 2026 Braille Challenge Finals, showcasing exceptional braille literacy skills.
Source: The Journal
KaiBot offers an inclusive approach to coding education with its tactile and user-friendly design, empowering individuals with visual impairments to engage in coding and robotics.
Source: American Printing House for the Blind