At the 2026 ATIA Conference, Simon Kitchen, Chief Commercial Officer (CCO) at Dolphin Computer Access, joined us to demonstrate three assistive technology solutions designed to improve accessibility and independence for people with vision impairments.
In this video, Simon showcases:
• EasyReader – An accessible reading app that helps people with visual impairments and dyslexia access books, newspapers, and other reading materials. Users can customize text and audio settings for a comfortable reading experience.
• SuperNova – A screen magnification and screen reading solution that helps people with visual impairments access computers for work, education, and everyday tasks. Features include magnification, speech, braille support, and accessible reading tools.
• GuideConnect – Easy-to-use technology designed to help people with sight loss stay independent, connected, and entertained. Users can send emails, make video calls, read documents, access books, and enjoy radio and podcasts through simple menus and accessible controls.
Check it out here:
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