Discover the transformative power of Audio Format Signage in enhancing accessibility and inclusivity in public spaces. Learn how this innovative technology bridges the gap between orientation and navigation, offering not just a feature but a fundamental right to all. Ideal for business owners and accessibility experts looking to elevate customer experience.
In a significant step towards advancing accessibility and independence for the blind community, RightHear and Columbia Lighthouse for the Blind (CLB) have successfully installed the RightHear Indoor Wayfinding System at the CLB’s Silver Spring location. Envisioned as a beacon of improved accessibility, the system allows individuals to navigate the complex office layout with greater autonomy. As organization president Tony Cancelosi rightly notes, “The opportunity to better enable our faculty and members with RightHear’s technology aligns with the Lighthouse’s mission to improve the welfare of visually impaired and blind people.” The installation, which was completed in just two hours, underscores RightHear’s commitment to revolutionizing the blind experience and making more locations accessible for all.
In a significant step towards advancing accessibility and independence for the blind community, RightHear and Columbia Lighthouse for the Blind (CLB) have successfully installed the RightHear Indoor Wayfinding System at the CLB’s Silver Spring location. Envisioned as a beacon of improved accessibility, the system allows individuals to navigate the complex office layout with greater autonomy. As organization president Tony Cancelosi rightly notes, “The opportunity to better enable our faculty and members with RightHear’s technology aligns with the Lighthouse’s mission to improve the welfare of visually impaired and blind people.” The installation, which was completed in just two hours, underscores RightHear’s commitment to revolutionizing the blind experience and making more locations accessible for all.
In a significant step towards advancing accessibility and independence for the blind community, RightHear and Columbia Lighthouse for the Blind (CLB) have successfully installed the RightHear Indoor Wayfinding System at the CLB’s Silver Spring location. Envisioned as a beacon of improved accessibility, the system allows individuals to navigate the complex office layout with greater autonomy. As organization president Tony Cancelosi rightly notes, “The opportunity to better enable our faculty and members with RightHear’s technology aligns with the Lighthouse’s mission to improve the welfare of visually impaired and blind people.” The installation, which was completed in just two hours, underscores RightHear’s commitment to revolutionizing the blind experience and making more locations accessible for all.
Experience Natalie Shearer’s transformative journey with RightHear at a McDonald’s in Toronto. A testament to the power of ‘Talking Signs,’ her story reveals how technology can revolutionize the wayfinding experience for individuals with visual impairments, underscoring the need for more businesses to embrace this accessibility revolution.
Discover how RightHear has been selected to join the prestigious MindShare 2023 cohort, an exclusive program for CEOs of innovative high-tech companies in the Washington, DC metro area. Learn about the opportunities this membership brings for collaboration, growth, and mentorship as we continue our mission to make a positive impact on the lives of individuals with orientation challenges. #MindShare2023 #RightHear #Innovation #Growth #Technology #Accessibility
In this blog post, we share a few tips on how to maximize your use of the RightHear app.
This blog post is about the collaboration between RightHear and Aroma Cafe in all of their stores.
RightHear is one of the Zero Project Award winners of 2023!
You can consider that as the “Grammy award for Disability Inclusion”.
This blog post is all about the wonderful combination of tactile paths and audible wayfinding systems like RightHear.
