Attending #CSUN2025? Find us at Booth 816! 📍We're here to talk all things #accessibility. 🤝
Plus, join our reception Wed. March 11 · 6:30 PM · Platinum 5 Ballroom. We've got some exclusive news to share. Don't miss it. 👀
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Front view of the Glide unit which comprised of a small base with two 7.5-inch side-by-side wheels that steer the device to guide the user. A telescoping handle extends upward from the base to a target height just below the waist. The handle is collapsable down to 25 inches when fully compacted. Visible on the front of the lower part of the handle is a small circular sensor. The base unit and telescoping rod are white while the handle and wheels are black. A magenta colored small handle extends frontward from the base unit for carrying the device when it’s collapsed.
@podfeet.bsky.social interviews Amos Miller from Glidance about Glide, their AI-powered mobility aid designed to help people who are blind or have low vision navigate with confidence, comfort, and ease. #a11y #CSUN2025 www.podfeet.com/blog/2025/06...
View from above looking down on the Guided Hands assistive device. The photo shows a person using the Guided Hands device to control a tablet laying face up on a black square surface. The surface extends beyond the tablet and has two this rods spanning the left and right sides. Attached to the left and right rods at a perpendicular angle is another rod that slides up and down on the side rods. A wrist rest is attached to and can slide left and right on the horizontal rod, allowing full two-dimensional access of the tablet below. A person’s right hand and wrist is attached with a strap to the wrist rest. A small articulated arm extends from the handpiece and ends with a stylus pointed downward onto the surface of the tablet. The device has the name Guided Hands and the Imaginable Solutions company logo (a hummingbird) on the bottom of the surface.
@podfeet.bsky.social interviews Celeste D’Costa from Imaginable Solutions about their Guided Hands assistive device that enables anyone with limited fine motor skills to write, paint, draw, and access technology. #a11y #CSUN2025 www.podfeet.com/blog/2025/06...
View of the MouthPad device from below looking up into what would be the roof of the mouth. The device’s perimeter is made of clear dental resin which is form-fitted to the roof of the mouth and upper molars. Located in the center of the device is a copper-colored lattice of small cells that acts as the trackpad. Mounted on one side just outside the rear molars is a small clear capsule containing the electronics and battery that operate MouthPad. Connecting the electronics capsule to the trackpad is a small, flat wire that is embedded in the clear MouthPad material.
@podfeet.bsky.social interviews Virgie Hoban from @augmental.bsky.social about their innovative MouthPad device, which provides hands-free control for personal electronic devices with your tongue. #a11y #CSUN2025 www.podfeet.com/blog/2025/06...
View from the front and above the Maggie iVR headset at an oblique angle. The headset shows the back of an iPhone embedded in the case with cutouts for the camera lenses, iPhone logo, and some control buttons. The headset extends rearward behind the phone with a curved soft surface to form a snug fit on the users face and block extraneous light. Three straps, one on either side and one above, go around the user’s head to keep the headset in place. The headset and its straps are all black and the name Maggie iVR is printed on the front of the headset.
@podfeet.bsky.social interviews Elizabeth Evans, owner and CEO of Maggie Vision, about their their lightweight, wearable Maggie iVR headset that provides 20X magnification and several image enhancements features for people with low vision. #a11y #CSUN2025 www.podfeet.com/blog/2025/06...
Jamworks company logo. It is a rounded square containing a stylized audio waveform with a dot to the left of the waveform, all in white. The background is light blue on the top fading to yellow on the bottom of the logo.
@podfeet.bsky.social interviews Jenn Sponer from Jamworks about their note-taking app that records a spoken lecture and using AI, creates notes in several selectable formats for better understanding for those with disabilities. #a11y #CSUN2025 www.podfeet.com/blog/2025/05...
View of the Case For Vision from above and the front. It shows a mobile phone mounted in a case that is supported by two framed legs on either side and sits about 6 inches above a paper receipt. The phone’s display shows about a 2:1 magnified view of the receipt making it easier to read by someone with low vision. The Case For Vision case and its legs are black in color. The case and receipt sit on top of a light colored wood table top.
@podfeet.bsky.social interviews Igor Feinberg from Case For Vision about their iPhone case that provides stable magnified or telephoto views for visually impaired people or those who suffer from age-related vision loss. #a11y #CSUN2025 www.podfeet.com/blog/2025/05...
Be My Eyes company logo that includes the company name in lower case white letters. To the left of the company name is a circular shape with many lines radiating outward like a sunburst, also in white. All of text and symbology is against a sky blue background.
@podfeet.bsky.social interviews Hans Jørgen Wiberg, Founder of @bemyeyes.bsky.social, about their service which connects blind or low-vision users who want assistance with volunteers and companies worldwide through live video and AI. #a11y #CSUN2025 www.podfeet.com/blog/2025/05...
Dolphin company logo including the Dolphin company name in large grey text with the words Computer Access underneath in smaller blue text. To the left of both is a drawing of a blue dolphin with its back arched and nose pointing at the Dolphin company name.
@podfeet.bsky.social interviews Mary Jo Barry from Dolphin about their products that help people with low vision access computers. Their SuperNova product provides screen magnification w/ pan and zoom functions and screen reading for Windows computers. #a11y #CSUN2025 www.podfeet.com/blog/2025/05...
Double Tap and company share their experience and thoughts on Agiga's Echovisions! Check out what they have to say. (Starting at 20:24)
Their coverage on CSUN has been top notch, so definitely check out the video from the beginning, too!
#Accessibility #A11y #CSUN2025
The annual #CSUN conference in California brings together some of the biggest names in accessible technology from across the globe.
Tech Talk's Dave Williams is there and spoke with Stuart Lawler from Sight and Sound Technology about new braille technologies.
#CSUN2025
Sam and Andrew making a coffee. Quite a process with measuring out the coffee and hand grinding it.
The Intopia team have landed! All ready for #CSUN2025 and geeking out on all things #accessibility. Sam and Andrew are making their own coffee at their Airbnb. Classic Aussie coffee snobs. Where do you get a good coffee in #Anaheim?
If you enjoy puzzles, join us tonight at #CSUNATC25 to play test the newest picnic themed accessible escape room. We have limited spots. Sign up below.
#CSUN2025 #CSUNATC2025 #DigitalAccessibility #Accessibility #A11y #A11yEvents #AccessibilityEvents
Carolina Crespo and I
Adrian Roselli and I. Adrian with a tweaker expression
Jonny James straight outa brokeback mountain Canada and I
On my way to #CSUN2025 to give a presentation on our accessible chart software, ParaCharts. Looking forward to seeing good friends in the accessibility community
Return to Serenity fountain ⛲️ @lloydi.com edition #CSUN2025
smiling me, loooking slightly worse for wear after the journey
made it to the Marriott after 15 hours travel
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Ask me anything at C SUN Assistive Technology Conference. Are you going to C SUN? Grab a spot on my calendar. Dax stands as a screen showing his session about accessible org charts, flow charts and calendars.
Will you be at CSUN? Wanna chat about accessibility? Sign up March 12th for a few remaining slots to sit down and ask me anything about document or digital #Accessibility #CSUNAT #CSUN2025 calendar.app.google/DBUUix2dkMVd...
CSUN 2025 is almost here!
No matter what you’re interested in, our sessions will provide valuable takeaways to apply to your work.
Learn more about TPGi's CSUN sessions: www.tpgi.com/csun-2025-th...
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🥳2 weeks to go for #CSUN2025
Leonie and I smiling, posing for a pic at TPAC 2024
Léonie Watson and I will be at CSUN from 9 to 14 March and would love to connect with you:
Let us know if you’d like to arrange a time and we look forward to seeing you there!
#A11y #CSUN2025
Check out TPGi's sessions at the 2025 CSUN Assistive Technology Conference, March 11 through 14.
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#CSUN #CSUN2025 #CSUNATC #CSUNATC25 #CSUNATC2025 #DigitalAccessibility #Accessibility #A11y #A11yEvents #AccessibilityEvents
Empowering Accessibility Through Innovation and Collaboration: TPGi's CSUN 2025 Event Kickoff
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