Duxbury’s Braille Translating Software (DBT) allows for users to convert text to braille, making it useful for both braille users and non-braille users trying to make their content more accessible. The software is designed to be easy to use and supports translation for 180 languages.
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Glasses are one of the most common forms of assistive technology. However, because they have become so commonplace in daily life, it can be easy to overlook the significant role they play in addressing vision impairment on a global scale as medical devices.
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When the Environment Becomes the Barrier Art galleries and museums are built for looking. But for many neurodivergent visitors, individuals that experience ADHD, autism, or anxiety disorders, the experience of getting to the art is often the hardest part. Before you can stand in front of an art piece, you have to navigate a crowded
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Aira Explorer is a visual interpreting service designed for people who are blind or have low vision. Through the app, users can connect instantly with a professionally trained visual interpreter who provides realtime verbal descriptions of visual information. The service can be used anywhere, 24/7, without advance reservations.
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Otter.ai As Assistive Technology Otter.ai is an AI-powered live transcription and note-taking tool developed in 2016 and is now widely available on as a desktop app, iOS app, Android app, and a Chrome extension. It offers a robust free option with all of the base features, and affordable paid subscriptions as well to access more
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Abstract This project was assigned to my class as our final for the semester. Our client, OpenLab at City Tech, required a total redesign of their website/digital offerings, with an emphasis on inclusivity. Our class’ overall goal was to provide the OpenLab team with an accessibility-first redesign of their website. My team’s role specifically in
Stellarium is a mobile planetarium app that allows users to explore the night sky in real time. By pointing their device upward, they can identify stars, planets, and constellations through a realistic visualization. The experience feels immersive and inspiring, but certain design choices introduce challenges around discoverability and ease of use, particularly for beginners. Onboarding
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About Daak is a personal finance tracking app designed to help users log daily expenses, categorize spending, and visualize patterns over time. It also offers features like exporting data to spreadsheets and adding bank account details, though some of these functions feel incomplete. At its core, Daak aims to make budgeting simple, structured, and enjoyable
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Introduction Cooking is one of the many skills that allows one to take care of themselves. Not everyone takes the time to sharpen those skills but everyone should have the choice to. One of the best ways to become a better cook is to use the proper tools and appliances. For people with disabilities this
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Team: Timeline: February – May, 2025 Client: ERbuddy, Inc. A Shared Vision for Better Care Project Overview Born in New York City, ERbuddy set out to transform how patients and caregivers communicate. Recognizing the challenges faced by elderly patients and their families in managing care and staying informed, the app was designed with real people