The initiative, unveiled on the opening day of AccessAbilities Expo 2026 on October 19, features the “Himmah X” smart bag, ...

A 15-year-old Kazakh student is developing an AI sign language translator that uses photorealistic video to make online information more accessible to deaf people.

Previous library coverage above. DAYTON, Ohio (WDTN) – The Dayton Metro Library is currently hosting the Black Child Book ...

Thought leaders and disability advocates gathered in Portland, Oregon for keynotes, DisabilityNext™ Talks and sessions ...

The 'Universal Dialect Dictionary' Connecting Intelligences with Different LanguagesPrevious SummaryIn the previous volume ...

Randy Dean, founder and CEO of SeaMe Systems, developed the kiosk alongside his team to help deaf people navigate and ...

Two Canadian students have made the global Top 20 shortlist for the 2026 James Dyson Award, with inventions that could help ...

A Tanzanian technology company is using artificial intelligence (AI) and 3D printing to make personalised assistive devices ...

Signs and signals used by street crew members via courtroom video links are indecipherable to justice authorities – and they ...

The government plans to expand access to quality education for learners with disabilities by improving school infrastructure, ...

After nearly three decades in British education, moving to Qatar marked a significant turning point in Dr Fella Lahmar’s acad ...

DODOMA: THE government has launched its Fourth National Inclusive Education Strategy for 2026/27– 2030/31, alongside nine ...