Enhanced Vision

03/28/2026

We’re excited to be at the upcoming National Council of State Agencies for the Blind Spring Training Conference next week!

Our team member, James Bailey, looks forward to showing you the latest low vision and blindness solutions, designed to support vocational success, independent living, and inclusivity.

When: April 1 – 3, 2026
Where: Grand Hyatt Washington, 1000 H Street, NW, Washington, DC 20001

Can't make it this year? No problem, we're here for you!

Visit: https://hubs.ly/Q048J2NZ0

03/20/2026

The CSUN Assistive Technology Conference is always a meaningful week for our community.

It was a pleasure reconnecting with longtime friends, meeting new faces, and engaging in thoughtful conversations about accessibility throughout the event.

One particularly memorable moment occurred when Stevie Wonder expressed his appreciation for the assistive technology community and the vital work being done to support people with disabilities. Moments like this serve as a powerful reminder of why accessibility matters.

Thank you to everyone who contributed to making the week so impactful and memorable.

Check out some of the assistive technology featured at CSUN:
https://hubs.ly/Q047M-dW0

03/13/2026

As the CSUN Assistive Technology Conference comes to a close, we want to extend a heartfelt thank-you to everyone who stopped by and spent time with us this week. It was such a pleasure meeting so many of you at Booth 503, during our sessions, and at the Vispero Social Hour.

We always appreciate the opportunity to connect with this amazing community—sharing ideas, learning from one another, and talking about the technology that helps make everyday digital experiences more accessible.

Thank you for making this week so special. We’re already looking forward to seeing many of you again next year!

Image descriptions:
1. Booth Demonstrations of Desktop Magnifiers
2. Vispero Team Picture and Vision Software on Display

03/11/2026

Join Ian Ramos from Access Ingenuity and Joseph McDaniel from Vispero for a live webinar exploring the many features and benefits of RUBY handheld video magnifiers. See how RUBY supports independence and confidence by making information accessible again for individuals with low vision.

When: Wednesday, March 25, 2026
Time: 10:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. PT
ACVREP CE Approved

Learn More: https://hubs.ly/Q046gNQZ0.

03/09/2026

Heading to CSUN this week? Stop by Booth 503 in the exhibit hall to say hello, or join us in Platinum 2 for one of our sessions. We’ll be diving into AI and accessibility, inclusive workplace strategies, and thoughtful assistive technology design.

We can’t wait to connect!

View our schedule:
https://hubs.ly/Q045PdY60

03/06/2026

Make time on March 12 at 9:20 am at the 2026 CSUN Assistive Technology Conference for The Future in Focus: AI-Enabled Devices That Empower.

In this session, Patrick Murphy and Omar Wahby will demonstrate how AI-powered computer vision is expanding what video magnifiers can do. Learn how tools like receipt reading, document summaries, and image-based questions and answers can support greater independence and everyday access to information.

We’d love to have you there. Check out our full session list and exhibit hall information: https://bit.ly/4rQL7AV

03/04/2026

If you’re attending the 2026 CSUN Assistive Technology Conference, we invite you to join us on March 11 at 2:20 pm for an engaging session on the evolution of desktop low-vision technology.

In the session, The Changing Landscape of Desktop Low-Vision Technology, Patrick Murphy will share how desktop video magnifiers have progressed from early CCTV systems to today’s OCR-enabled and digitally enhanced devices. He’ll also explain the three tiers of magnifiers available today and how their features can support different needs and preferences.

Whether you’re exploring options for yourself, supporting a client, or staying current on low-vision technology, this session is designed with you in mind. We hope you’ll join us: https://bit.ly/4u7vZ3C

02/26/2026

The 2026 CSUN Assistive Technology Conference is less than 2 weeks away, and we can’t wait to connect with you! Visit us at Booth 503, and also be sure to sign up for our exciting sessions on AI and accessibility, inclusive workplace strategies, and thoughtful assistive technology designs. Sessions will be held in Platinum 2.

Check out our schedule: https://hubs.ly/Q044XD4Z0

02/17/2026

Heading to the 2026 CSUN Assistive Technology Conference? We’d love to see you at Booth 503! Stop by to meet our team, experience our assistive technology solutions firsthand, and discover what’s possible.

Be sure to catch our sessions on AI and accessibility, inclusive workplace strategies, and thoughtful assistive technology designs.

Let’s explore what’s next in accessible innovation:
https://bit.ly/4rlxlFX

02/13/2026

Our offices will be closed on Monday, February 16th in observance of Presidents' Day. We will reopen bright and early on Tuesday, February 17th.

02/12/2026

February is AMD and Low Vision Awareness Month, an opportunity to increase awareness and highlight solutions that support independence and quality of life. One of the leading causes of low vision is Age-Related Macular Degeneration (AMD), which affects central vision and can make everyday tasks such as reading, recognizing faces, or using digital devices more challenging.

Although AMD doesn’t typically result in total blindness, it can significantly impact confidence and independence. Assistive technology plays an important role in addressing these challenges. Electronic magnifiers help enhance remaining vision through features such as adjustable magnification, high-contrast viewing, and text-to-speech functionality.

This Low Vision Awareness Month, we encourage sharing resources, increasing understanding, and highlighting the tools that empower individuals with low vision to remain independent and engaged. 💙

Read more: https://bit.ly/4ahmZkw

02/12/2026

Independence after vision loss starts with the right support.

The VA’s VIST program is helping Veterans regain confidence through personalized low vision services, hands-on training, and ongoing encouragement. By focusing on individual needs, Veterans are rediscovering the activities they love and reclaiming their independence.

As one Veteran shared, “There’s nothing you can’t do. You might have to do it differently.”

Discover how these services are transforming lives.

Read the full article:

For many, the prospect of blindness is daunting, often perceived as more life-altering than the loss of a limb. Vision loss can significantly impact a Veteran's quality of life, affecting their independence, mobility, and emotional well-being.