Researchers are developing new artificial intelligence systems that can interpret brain signals, with potential applications for people with disability.
This technology, known as a Brain-Computer Interface (BCI), is designed to help individuals with limited…
Centre for Accessibility Australia (CFA Australia) is proud to host a free digital accessibility workshop – Plain Language and Accessible Social Media – on Thursday, 14 May 2026, at the Karratha International Hotel.
Presented by Laetitia Thompson…
Memphis International Airport in Tennessee, USA, has recently launched an accessibility support app for travellers. The free app, GoodMaps, offers multilingual support in more than 25 languages, along with audio and visual guidance to assist…
Disney+ will premiere Disney Animation’s Songs in Sign Language on April 27, aligning with National Deaf History Month. The special features three popular musical sequences from recent Walt Disney Animation Studios films, reimagined and…
Centre for Accessibility Australia (CFA Australia) is pleased to announce the appointment of Tamara Findlay and Ryan Malonda to its Board.
Both bring vast experience across strategy, governance, and accessibility, strengthening CFA Australia’s leadership…
The CSUN Assistive Technology Conference, held this month in California, showcased a wide range of accessible technologies, combining major consumer tech announcements with specialist tools designed for people with disability.
Sony highlighted accessibility features across…
A new assistive device, the Vision Wallet, is helping people who are blind or have low vision identify currency and detect counterfeit notes quickly and independently.
Developed by H Vision India Pvt. Ltd., the wallet…
Monash University calls for research participants for a research project about the accessibility of government information and communication
Researchers from Monash University are trying to study how Deaf people and people with disability access government…
A team of researchers from the University of Malta has developed Boggle, an open-source web browser that allows users to navigate the internet using only brain signals.
The browser is part of the BrainWeb…
The World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) Web Accessibility Initiative (WAI) has announced new updates to the Explainer for WCAG 3 and the WCAG 3 Working Draft for March 2026.
This update outlines changes to the…