Tag: google
Look to Speak helps people communicate with their eyes
https://youtu.be/c3oNaq2Cugs
Richard Cave has been a speech and language therapist for more than 10 years.
Throughout my career, I’ve specialized in working with people living with...
Find wheelchair accessible places with Google Maps
Imagine making plans to go somewhere new, taking the journey to get there and arriving— only to be stuck outside, prevented from sitting with...
Google Nest Partners with the Christopher & Dana Reeve Foundation to Improve Independence for...
Google Nest provides up to 100,000 free Google Home Minis to the Reeve Foundation to foster freedom at home across the paralysis community through...
Use your voice to access the world with a new Android app
Everyone can benefit from hands-free support when using technology, but for the 62 million people in the U.S. with motor and mobility impairments, it...
Building better maps for the disability community
Google and a slew of startups are including accessibility information in apps to help people navigate the world if they use wheelchairs or have...
App lets quadriplegics use phone without physical assistance
https://youtu.be/yGwyLJV1Zr0
Instead of swiping with a finger, the technology lets users control the device with small head movements or voice commands. The technology can help...
A better world for wheels on Google Maps
https://youtu.be/_LbO-lr-6lU
More than 65 million people worldwide need wheelchairs. I became one of them after an accident eight years ago, and I discovered what it’s...
EVA Facial Mouse for mobile devices
EVA FACIAL MOUSE is an application developed and promoted by CREA with the support of Fundación Vodafone España.
EVA FACIAL MOUSE is a free and...
Wheelchair accessible? Just ask Google Maps
Google is relying on crowdsourcing to make the world more wheelchair-friendly.
The search giant has launched a new feature through Google Maps that lists whether...
