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The BBOMA tool is seeking feedback from certified O&M specialists on assessing students with CVI. Specialists must engage in a study, using the tool and sharing their experiences via a questionnaire.
Source: AER
Explore how eBraille and Duxbury are transforming Braille technology, thanks to a pioneering project by the American Printing House for the Blind. Discover insights into this dynamic initiative improving accessibility.
Source: American Printing House for the Blind
Target introduces accessible self-checkout stations nationwide, enhancing shopping for visually impaired customers.
Source: PR Newswire
HD Barcode LLC introduces HD VisionGuide, offering hands-free navigation for visually impaired users.
Source: Chronicle Journal
Meta's AI glasses offer hands-free assistance to blind and low-vision users, enhancing daily independence.
Source: Meta
Co-op rolls out NaviLens technology on packaging to assist visually impaired shoppers with product identification.
Source: Packaging Suppliers Global
TUSD will integrate 20 visually impaired students into its classrooms after the closure of ASDB's Tucson campus, prompting discussions on support and inclusivity.
Source: AZPM
Ciegocleta, a tandem bicycle club in Quito, Ecuador, empowers visually impaired individuals by offering cycling opportunities with sighted volunteers, promoting inclusion and independence.
Source: AP News
Hertz has expanded its fleet of vehicles equipped with hand controls after a settlement with Disability Rights Advocates. This move enhances rental accessibility for individuals requiring modified vehicles.
Source: Disability Rights Advocates
Hertz will increase the availability of hand control equipped rental vehicles following a recent settlement, enhancing accessibility for all.
Source: Disability Rights Advocates
NV Access releases NVDA 2026.2 with a new Magnifier feature, enhanced touch gestures, and improved speech and braille support.
Source: NV Access
Legally blind surfer Steve Fox impresses locals at Agnes Water, Queensland, showcasing adaptive surfing and inspiring inclusivity in sports.
Source: ABC News