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New App Improves Access At PDX | K103 Portland - Vimarsana News

New App Improves Access At PDX | K103 Portland

Portland International Airport has partnered with a company that developed an app which makes it easier for people with sight and hearing impairments to find their way through the airport.

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New App Improves Access At PDX | JAM'N 107.5 | Portland Local News - Vimarsana News

New App Improves Access At PDX | JAM'N 107.5 | Portland Local News

Portland International Airport has partnered with a company that developed an app which makes it easier for people with sight and hearing impairments to find their way through the airport.

Source: iheart.com
APH Huntington: New Initiatives for People Who Are Blind or Visually Impaired in a Small Appalachian Town - Vimarsana News

APH Huntington: New Initiatives for People Who Are Blind or Visually Impaired in a Small Appalachian Town

VisionAware APH Huntington: New Initiatives for People Who Are Blind or Visually Impaired in a Small Appalachian Town About Huntington Huntington, WV is a small town in Appalachia, surrounded by individuals and families who live in rural and mountain counties. Home to only 46,500 residents, Huntington is comprised of a small, downtown area surrounded by a larger suburban and rural population, and as of the most recent census, nearly 25% of its population lives below the poverty line.   As you may imagine, and can certainly understand, people who are blind or visually impaired living in...

Best of CES 2021 finalists - Vimarsana News

Best of CES 2021 finalists

January 12th, 2021 Engadget We’ll admit, we weren’t entirely sure what to expect when we agreed to judge the annual Best of CES Awards without an in-person show. How many companies would show up to an online-only show? What would we lose without being able to wander the halls of a massive convention center and see the products up close? As it turns out, we needn’t have worried. More than 1,900 brands, big and small, turned up this year, according to the Consumer Technology Association, the industry group that organizes the show each year. What’s more, many companies found socially dis...