A new workshop from LightHouse for the Blind and MTC aims to improve transit navigation for blind and low vision riders using innovative tools and strategies.
Be My Eyes and Zain Kuwait launch a Proof of Concept for live visual assistance, enhancing support for blind and low-vision users without needing the app.
RWJBarnabas Health adopts the Aira app system-wide, offering real-time visual assistance to enhance accessibility for blind and low-vision individuals.
Be My Eyes and Tracfone partner to provide 24/7 live video support for blind and low vision users. This new service connects users with trained specialists for real-time assistance using the Be My Eyes app.
NatWest has partnered with Be My Eyes to pilot a new program offering real-time visual support to blind and low vision customers. The initiative aims to make banking more accessible and independent with secure video calls facilitated by trained NatWest colleagues.
Blazie Technologies has introduced a new Resource Center on their website, focused on improving accessibility and user experience. The redesigned hub centralizes resources to better serve the community.
Chicago surpasses its goals in rolling out Accessible Pedestrian Signals, improving navigation for the visually impaired. However, technical issues persist that require addressing.
A settlement agreement mandates improvements in accessibility for wheelchair users in airport transportation. This marks a significant win for mobility disability rights.
The term "fully accessible" often falls short of reality, leaving gaps for the blind community. Despite claims from businesses and venues, real-world barriers persist.