Leading the way in a groundbreaking shift towards inclusivity, European cities are redefining accessibility for people with ...

As life becomes increasingly digital, making technology accessible to all isn’t just the necessary and right thing to do—it’s ...

Haley Gauvin, the city’s communications and marketing director, said a review of the logo identified several problems for those with visual impairments or who use assistive technology ...

Similarly, magnification tools fail to interpret visual elements like dashboards or data visualizations, forcing visually impaired professionals to rely on others for critical insights.

Because each lens tackles the image from a slightly different angle, the brain's visual cortex can leverage stereopsis (the process through which two eyes' pictures become one cohesive image ...

WASHINGTON, Jan 20 (Reuters) - Republican U.S. President Donald Trump on Monday floated the idea of universal tariffs but said the United States was not yet ready for such a step. "We're not ready ...

I have a visual impairment with a visual acuity of 6/48. What does that mean? I can see from 6m what a fully sighted individual would see from 48m. I also use a white cane to aid with mobility.

COPENHAGEN, Jan 20 (Reuters) - Offshore wind developer Orsted (ORSTED.CO), opens new tab on Monday posted an impairment charge of 12.1 billion Danish crowns ($1.69 billion) in the fourth quarter ...

In a process known as stereopsis, the brain's visual cortex makes sense of all those almost-but-not-quite-identical visuals by reportedly "constructing a single, full-field 3D, sharply focused image." ...

Chad Curtis had a message for the 21-year-old man who pleaded guilty in an impaired driving case and was sentenced Friday for running over and killing Curtis's son on a St. Thomas, Ont., ...