Six seconds from now, a cooking-related fire will occur in an American home. In fact, cooking is the number-one cause of home fires in the United States, which cost an average of $35,000 dollars in damages. Don’t fall into one of these statistics. Leaving the stove on is a common household safety hazard known for […]
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The i-Reader 2 Makes Low-Vision Reading Simple
The power of the i-Reader 2 lies in its simplicity. A desktop scan-and-read device, it’s designed to allow the utmost ease of use for blind and low-vision users. Multiple features strategically rely on users’ hearing and sense of touch. First, users will know the camera arm is raised to the right reading position when they […]
INDATA Supports Noble Art Center’s Grand Opening with Accessible Art Technology
We were honored to attend the Grand Opening of Noble Art Center on Thursday, October 30, 2025, a new Therapeutic Art Center located in downtown Speedway, Indiana. The event was marked by a ribbon-cutting ceremony officiated by Indianapolis Mayor Joe Hogsett and Wade Wingler, CEO of Noble. To support Noble Art Center’s mission, INDATA has […]
Maggie iVR Offers New Vision Solution
The INDATA Lending Library now carries the latest in wearable video magnification technology. The Maggie iVR headset stands out from other devices of its kind in that it uses the iPhone 16 Pro and its own free app to magnify up to 20x for crystal-clear viewing. The headset helps users with a wide variety of […]
Consumer Highlight: Robert (Bob) Butler
Robert (Bob) Butler was born in Marion, Indiana and raised with 7 siblings. He went to Ball State University and then got a job working for the state of Indiana at the Department of Workforce Development. Robert also met his wife, Nancy, at work. He is now 71 years-old and retired from the state job […]
High and Low-Tech Solutions for Limited Mobility
When thinking about mobility impairment, the image that often springs to many people’s minds is that of a wheelchair. However, even everyday items like Velcro shoes and rolling backpacks — which many people may not necessarily identify as assistive technology — are game-changers for people with limited mobility. “With or without disabilities, we all […]