Microsoft has begun rolling out its July 2026 security update for Windows 11, introducing a number of new features and improvements. Among them are two new accessibility features: Screen tint and updated Magnifier controls. The…
The Cleveland Museum of Natural History has launched a digital companion for its Fashion & Feather exhibition, giving visitors more ways to access exhibition content using their own devices.
Available on smartphones, tablets and other…
Artificial intelligence and digital accessibility were the focus of a recent conference at the European Parliament, where policymakers, researchers, disability organisations and technology companies discussed how AI can be used to make digital services more…
Researchers have introduced a new dataset to support the development of AI-powered sign language recognition systems that can operate inside vehicles, addressing an environment that has received relatively little attention in digital accessibility research…
Microsoft’s recent layoffs across its Xbox gaming division have affected members of its accessibility team, prompting concerns about the future of its accessibility work.
On 6 July 2026, Microsoft laid off approximately 1,600…
Written by Dr. Scott Hollier, CEO and Co-founder of Centre for Accessibility Australia (CFA Australia).
As a child of the 1980s growing up in a family home with a Commodore computer, the brand holds…
The Championships, Wimbledon has introduced a new accessible broadcast designed to help blind and low vision audiences experience live tennis.
Developed by the All England Lawn Tennis Club, Hawk-Eye Innovations and AKQA, the HawkAR…
Each July, Disability Pride Month recognises the history, achievements and contributions of people with disability while celebrating disability as a valued part of human diversity. It is also an opportunity to reflect on the importance…
Centre for Accessibility Australia (CFA Australia) is pleased to announce that E-QUAL Disability Consultants has joined CFA Australia, bringing together more than 30 years of disability access and inclusion experience with CFA Australia’s…
Researchers have designed a wearable neurorobotic system designed to support hand movement and touch sensations for people with hand impairments caused by a neurological injury, enabling such individuals to perform everyday tasks more independently.
From…