David Banes·6d agoAccess and Inclusion Through Technology — October 2026 EditionA Monthly Round-Up of Global News on Disability, Assistive Technology and Digital Inclusion
Sidharthdinesh·Nov 3From the Lab to the Living RoomWhat would it take for a speech BCI to become something a patient can use every day at home?
Daivik lakkisetty naga·Oct 23AI That Sees Differently: Making the World More Accessible for Low-Vision UsersImagine walking into a classroom and not being able to clearly read what is written on the board.
Leena Haque·Oct 23Accessibility vs Inclusion: Are We Asking the Right Questions About Autism Support?Imagine an organisation introduces an online appointment system designed to make its services more accessible.
Pakhi Yadav·Oct 22Can You See With Your Ears? By Pakhi YadavImagine strapping a small camera to your head and listening to its view through headphones. What comes through isn’t a voice describing the…A response icon1A response icon1
Michael Foglietta·Oct 16Accessibility Devices: Expectations vs. Reality | Michael FogliettaAccessibility devices are often introduced through a simple promise: a wheelchair makes movement possible, a brace provides support, a…
Jeff·Oct 7The future of AI voice keyboards for Android accessibilityA phone keyboard should help people express what they mean, even when tapping, reading, spelling or organising a message is difficult.
David Banes·Oct 7Access & Inclusion Through TechnologyA Monthly Round-Up of Global News on Disability, Assistive Technology and Digital Inclusion September 2026 Edition Welcome to this month’s…
Sagar Deepak Joshi·Oct 5The Pen That Should Do Less, Not MoreI had an idea a few weeks ago that I was genuinely excited about: an AI-powered pen — not one you hold, but a small machine that holds one…
David B. Clear·Oct 4I’ve Smiled at My Phone 150 Times in Thirty MinutesAnd it made me less dumb!A response icon3A response icon3
