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Robin Christopherson | 26 May 2022
We’re living in an age where digital isn’t just desirable – it’s at the very heart of our work, rest and play. If possible, for people with disabilities, it’s even more important than that.
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Robin Christopherson | 17 May 2022
The Central Digital and Data Office report finds digital accessibility issues on nearly all tested websites.
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Robin Christopherson | 06 Apr 2022
These seven principles guide the design process and educate designers and consumers about the characteristics of more usable products and environments, says Robin Christopherson MBE, AbilityNet's Head of Digital Inclusion.
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Robin Christopherson | 25 Mar 2022
Robin Christopherson, AbilityNet's Head of Digital Inclusion provides an overview on Intel and GoodMaps collaboration to make indoor mapping technology accessible.
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Robin Christopherson | 18 Feb 2022
The new EarGo 6 uses smart technology to improve understanding when someone’s voice is muffled by a mask.
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Robin Christopherson | 02 Feb 2022
This blog has been updated! Originally published 04/04/18. Amended 02/02/22 The world's largest assistive technology fair CSUN was held in San Diego, March 2018. Among the many forward-looking tech items on show, there were three noteable smart glasses with integrated internet-connected cameras....
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Robin Christopherson | 26 Jan 2022
Robin Christopherson, AbilityNet's Head of Digital Inclusion provides an overview of the 'Labrador Retriever' robot.
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Robin Christopherson | 26 Jan 2022
AbilityNet's Head of Digital Inclusion reviews Australia’s recent Department of Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development and Communications partnered project with LaTrobe University and the iMOVE Cooperative Research Centre.
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Robin Christopherson | 12 Jan 2022
The latest version of the software that powers iPads and iPhones - iOS 10 - includes significant improvements for people with tremors or other dexterity issues that will take their access to a whole new level.
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Robin Christopherson | 14 Dec 2021
Discriminating against your employees with dyslexia has been against the law since the first disability discrimination legislation was introduced over 20 years ago. But it's in the news today as a result of Starbucks employee Meseret Kumulchew winning her disability discrimination case.
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