In this AppleVis Extra episode, David Nason and Thomas Domville (AnonyMouse) interview Sarah Herrlinger, senior director of Global Accessibility Policy and Initiatives at Apple. They explore Apple’s ongoing dedication to accessibility, spotlighting exciting new features designed to better support users with disabilities. The conversation covers several highlights, including Accessibility Nutrition Labels, Braille Access Mode, Magnifier for Mac, and the role of AI in accessibility enhancements. Key Highlights:
Mark Jackson, a patient with ALS, controls an Apple Vision Pro virtual-reality headset with help from a brain computer interface implant from Synchron.Apple is embracing the world of brain computer interfaces, unveiling a new technology that one day could revolutionize how humans interact with their devices.The company is taking early steps to enable people to control their iPhones with neural signals captured by a new generation of brain implants. It could make Apple devices more accessible to tens of thousands of people who can’t use their hands because of severe spinal cord injuries or diseases such as amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, or ALS.
Your weekly dose of information that keeps you up to date on the latest developments in the field of technology designed to assist people with disabilities and special needs.Special Guest: Tim Yat…...
Adaptation Ventures is transforming inclusive innovation by launching the nation’s first angel group dedicated to early-stage disability and accessible technology startups...
What if the right tools could unlock a student’s voice—and change the trajectory of their future? In this moving story from Laramie County School District 1, we meet students like PJ—facing challenges like autism, cerebral palsy, and traumatic brain injuries—who are now writing essays, dreaming big, and gaining independence thanks to Microsoft Learning Tools.
With the power of accessible technology, these students aren’t just participating in class—they’re thriving. From speech-to-text features to immersive reading tools, see how Microsoft Education is helping rural schools provide real opportunity, equity, and independence for every learner.
In this video, we’re diving into all the latest updates to the Meta Ray-Ban Smart Glasses for 2025, including two game-changing features that just rolled out in April. Whether you're new to the Meta glasses or a longtime user, these updates bring some major quality-of-life improvements—especially for those of us in the blind and visually impaired community.
I walk through how features like real-time object recognition, hands-free translation, Audible audiobook streaming, and enhanced Spotify voice controls are improving daily life. We also talk about international expansion for music app compatibility and the upgraded AI voice options—yes, even celebrity voices like John Cena!
Apple celebrates 20 years of VoiceOver, but not all tech news this week is good: Google is discontinuing support for older Nest thermostats, creating serious accessibility concerns. Plus, we dive deep into the Stellar Trek device with expert insights on its navigation, reading, and AI capabilities for blind users.
During the 2025 ATIA Conference, Daniel Lubiner from The TouchPad Pro Foundation, showed us The BrailleDoodle, which a two-sided tablet for Braille Learning. Check it out here: Click here to…
In his new blog, attorney and guest blogger Anthony May discusses how to recognize when your rights are at stake and highlights some of the legal protections afforded to workers when an employer uses artificial intelligence in a discriminatory way.
AI is shaping the future—but inclusion won’t happen by default.
In this empowering video, Tinybit’s Founder highlights the crucial role every individual can play in making AI more inclusive for people with disabilities. Whether you’re in tech or simply care about equity, your voice and action matter.
Inclusive AI starts with inclusive conversations—and you can help lead them.
Google has unveiled a new wave of AI-driven and accessibility-focused updates across Android and Chrome, reinforcing its commitment to making technology more...
Does An Ergonomic Mouse Help With Carpal Tunnel? In this informative video, we will discuss the role of ergonomic mice in supporting students, particularly those in special education and inclusive learning environments. We will explain what an ergonomic mouse is and how its design helps promote a more natural hand position, potentially reducing discomfort during computer use. The video will highlight the importance of these devices in creating accessible technology solutions for students who may experience wrist strain or discomfort due to prolonged computer use.
I find myself increasingly asking what value do I get out of existing commercial accessibility testing tools? What do they catch? What do they not catch? I ask because I want to improve on the results, and I also want to know what exactly I need to manually inspect a web page for. So let's start wit
Imagine navigating your daily routine with a personal assistant ready to help at a moment’s notice — all without lifting a finger. Thanks to the collaboration between Be My Eyes and Meta, thi…
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