Browsing: Accessibility

Microsoft Teams is expanding its communication features with the addition of Real-Time Text (RTT), allowing users to type messages during calls and meetings.

Microsoft collaborates with Be My Eyes to enrich AI training data, aiming for more inclusive technology for individuals who are blind or have low vision.

Learn how Azure AI is driving innovation in accessibility, creating inclusive digital experiences for everyone.

Learn how Microsoft Windows 11 can be customized to help seniors stay connected, informed, and entertained.

A new study reveals how AI-powered tools like Microsoft 365 Copilot are transforming the workplace for neurodiverse individuals and people with disabilities, breaking down barriers and creating new opportunities.

As the world prepares for the impact of artificial intelligence (AI), governments and organizations must prioritize skills development and public trust to ensure widespread adoption and maximize AI’s benefits.

Exploring Microsoft Research’s commitment to inclusive design and accessible technology, including ground-breaking tools like Find My Things and Seeing AI.

Quadient’s customer communications management (CCM) platform, Inspire, enabled a leading U.S. provider of integrated benefits, payroll, and human resources cloud solutions to achieve Section 508 compliance for its U.S. federal agency client within 30 days.

Sessions at Microsoft Ignite highlighted how AI is transforming workplace support for disabled and neurodivergent individuals.

Microsoft reaffirms its commitment to closing the disability divide by leveraging technology, policy, and partnerships to promote inclusion in education, employment, and civic participation.