Technology

Researchers from the University of Glasgow demonstrated the benefits of new assistive technology at an event on Wednesday

“For thousands across the world, braille means independence, knowledge and freedom"

Kellogg’s plans to roll out cereal boxes with a code that provides playback labelling information to the smartphones of shoppers with sight loss

Braille Bricks are being trialled in UK classrooms, with the sets to be distributed free of charge to select UK schools and institutions from 2020

Today’s Google Doodle depicts a person with visual impairment using the invention

The smart glasses are designed to enhance the vision of people with peripheral vision loss

A range of disability-themed emojis have been included in an update that will launch later this year

“For the last 20 years, I have had to wait for my husband to wake up to read me the newspaper. Now, as soon as he wakes up, I tell him about it”

Royal National Institute of Blind People services director, David Clarke, talks with OT  about the Orbit Reader 20

Researcher reveals: “My mother is blind in one eye, and whenever I talk about my work, she says, ‘When are you going to print me a bionic eye?’”