Tag Archives: assistive technology

Braille Tablet Testimonial from TI

ADA Braille Tablet Testimonial From Texas Instruments In recognition of #WorldSightDay, we want to highlight Dot pad, the world’s first tactile graphics display for individuals with visual impairments. This remarkable innovation, powered by our cutting-edge motor control semiconductors, will evolutionize accessibility on a global scale. We invite you to join us in this journey towards greater inclusivity. @dotinc About… Read More »

Assistive Technology

Assistive Technology for Unattended Assistive technology refers to a wide range of tools and services that help people with disabilities live more independently and participate fully in society. Some of the most common types of assistive technology include: Braille: Braille is a tactile writing system that uses raised dots to represent letters and numbers. It is used by people who… Read More »

Assistive Technology – ATIA Orlando

There’s Still Time to Register for ATIA 2024 See our members at ATIA in Orlando January 24-27 at Orlando Marriott!  It is free expo hall pass for the 3 day show. ATIA 2024 is where assistive and accessible technology manufacturers, developers, practitioners, and professionals meet to network, learn, and share. Companies that exhibit their products and services attract… Read More »

Assistive Technology 2024 Explanation

Assistive Technology Assistive technology refers to a wide range of tools and services that help people with disabilities live more independently and participate fully in society. Some of the most common types of assistive technology include: Braille: Braille is a tactile writing system that uses raised dots to represent letters and numbers. It is used by people who are blind… Read More »

Restaurant ADA – Assistive Technology

Restaurant ADA and Assistive Technology QSRMagazine ran a nice article from TPGi on ADA and restaurants. There are certainly legal considerations and given the upcoming actions by U.S. Access Board and maybe more importantly the recent DOJ NPRM, restaurants need to ask themselves a couple of questions (with your litigation team present). Thanks to Laura of Vispero for… Read More »