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Assistive technology has opened the world to people who are blind or visually impaired. Each month, Tech Tips looks at a piece of assistive technology by talking with people working within the community developing the tech we, as visually impaired people, use in our daily lives. The goal of Tech Tips is to educate and inform people who are blind or visually impaired about assistive technology products that can help you achieve a more independent and fulfilling life.
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English
United States
30 episodes
since June 5, 2024
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Mid‑term elections are coming up fast, and for disabled voters, knowing your rights can make all the difference in having a confident, independent voting experience. Today we’re talking with Kenya Myers from Disability Rights North Carolina about accessible voting — what it looks like, how it works…
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In this episode, I talk with Gary Beene, founder of New Vision Concepts and the creator of the EZReader computer system—an adaptive, simplified computing experience designed for users who need a more accessible way to navigate technology. Gary shares the story behind EZReader, how it empowers peopl…
The Meta Ray‑Ban smart glasses are quickly becoming one of the most exciting pieces of assistive tech in the blind and low‑vision community. With voice navigation, Be My Eyes and Aira integration, text reading, and a growing list of powerful features, they’re changing how people move through the wo…
Picture this: you show up at a new location and effortlessly find the door without wandering or second‑guessing. Hear2There is making that possible. I’m excited to talk with David Furukawa this month about how this innovative app is transforming the “last 50 feet” of navigation for people everywher…
Lumivision is a California‑based company that’s created a VR headset designed for people with low vision. What really makes it stand out is that it uses your own smartphone as the processor and camera, so the headset gets better as your phone does. This month, I’m chatting with Zarioa and Prescott …
Hable One is a Bluetooth-enabled, braille inspired keyboard designed for phones and tablets making it possible for people who are blind to control these devices without lugging around a bulky keyboard. Joining me this month is Freek van Wellsness of Hable to talk about this amazing device along wi…
Regardless of where you live, researching agencies and organizations dedicated to working with the blind and low vision community can seem daunting. The Eye Spy Foundation is working to help make that research a little easier. Join me this month as I talk with Nick Mendler, President and Founder …
Support is just as important as technology. That is something that is sometimes overlooked when it comes to people dealing with vision loss. “You Don’t Look Blind” is an online peer support group dedicated to helping people with vision loss, along with sighted caregivers, a place to get that supp…
Whether you’re looking for a computer that fits in your pocket or something a little more robust with a braille display, chances are good that Blazie Technologies has what you need. Join me this month as I talk with David Goldfield and Bryan Blazie about the BT Speak Pocket Computer and the BT Bra…
AI can be used for more than composing emails or discovering obscure facts about your favorite TV shows. It can also be used to compose music based on what’s floating around in your head. Join me this month on Tech Tips where I’ll once again be talking with Shawn Keen about AI for the Blind along…
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