The ARx AI headset is an AI-enabled talking camera to assist those with blindness or low vision.
After more than a decade of dedicated service to Vision Australia and the wider blind and low vision community, Vision Australia CEO Ron Hooton has announced his decision to step down from the role
Talking Vision is Vision Australia Radio’s flagship program, discussing the latest news and issues from a blindness and low vision perspective. This week on the program we say farewell to Vision Australia CEO, Ron Hooton, who will be moving on from Vision Australia after 11 and a half years as CEO to take a well-earned break after 27 years in a series of executive roles.
This new phone features an easy-to-use interface and many key features that are changing the way assistive technology is defined on a mobile device.
The time of 3G is ending, and these networks will soon become a part of history. Starting August 31, 2024, all mobile phones in Australia must be compatible with the 4G network.
Recent changes to scooter regulations in South Australia have sparked significant discussion and concern, particularly among advocacy groups for those who are blind or have low vision.
The Big Purple Phone is an easy-to-use Australian smartphone with simple functionality and big buttons designed to make connecting with loved ones easy.
Glory Smith, who is blind, loved the independence of living at home but when aging presented additional challenges, she decided she needed more help.
The Vision Australia Awards were handed out for the first time at our 2006 Annual General Meeting. They were created as a means of identifying, celebrating and thanking those generous organisations and individuals who give of their time and resources to support our work.