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In this post, we discuss the importance and power of having an accessible sport. It’s impowering, unite and fun!

In this post, we discuss how do blind and visually impaired people are crossing the intersections in the street. It might sound like an obvious daily task, but it can be challenging.

In this list, we’ve curated all the best apps we could find for the blind and visually impaired. Since there are always more apps coming up, we’ll update it every once in a while.

It’s imperative that planners will keep accessibility concerns in mind when implementing changes to urban environments. The Smart-City revolution can have a very positive effect on accessibility, as long as we’ll take it in consideration while planning.

In this post we discuss the importance of having an audible wayfinding solution in every business and why to choose RightHear.

In this post, we share about our efforts in turning universities into more accessible environments for the blind and visually impaired.

In this blog post, we cover the importance of having a VPAT or Voluntary Product Accessibility Template, which is an ICT product document that outlines how technology products conform to Section 508 of the Rehabilitation Act.

Many conferences are open to the public. But, are they really allowing everyone to enjoy it equally? in this post, we list tips on how to turn conferences into more accessible environments for people who have a visual impairment.

There are many ways to assist low vision travelers in airports. In this post, we cover some ideas and suggestions regarding this matter.

In this blog post, we are listing 3 reasons why smart cities are most of all accessible cities. We are also describing our recent case study of implementing our accessible wayfinding solution for the blind and visually impaired in the city of Tel Aviv.