Cultural Venues
Museums, movies, theaters…, you all welcome people with disabilities. Check out the latest innovations and technologies that can help them fully enjoy their visit!
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What You Need to Do to Ensure Accessibility for People with Physical Disabilities at Public Venues
Is your venue entirely accessible and ADA-compliant? Discover all the equipment to ensure accessibility for people with physical disabilities!
How to Make Museums More Accessible for People with Disabilities?
Let’s see what solutions museums have been implementing to be more accessible and inclusive to all!
Museum Accessibility: Physical and Psychological Comfort for All | Interview of French Architect Nadia Sahmi
Discover French architect Nadia Sahmi’s unique vision on museum accessibility!
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Disability Statistics in the US: Looking Beyond Figures for an Accessible and Inclusive Society
Disability Statistics in the US: Looking Beyond Figures for an Accessible and Inclusive Society Around 61 million adults in the United States live with a disability. Diving into disability statistics in the US will help us know exactly who is concerned and what...
Our Audio Beacons Guide the Blind and Visually Impaired at the Helsinki Subway
Our Audio Beacons Guide the Blind and Visually Impaired at the Helsinki SubwayOur audio beacons equip the new line of the Helsinki subway in Finland. They help blind and visually impaired people locate the points of interest of a station. For users with visual...
Will Remote Activation Become the Norm for Accessible Pedestrian Signals?
Will Remote Activation Become the Norm for Accessible Pedestrian Signals?Without pushbutton, there are no accessible pedestrian signals. That’s how APS work in the U.S. But more and more cities have been exploring remote activation like New York City. The Department...
Invisible Disabilities: 80% of Disabled People Are Concerned!
Invisible Disabilities: 80% of Disabled People Are Concerned! Having a disability = using a wheelchair. That’s one persisting cliché! Actually, only 2% of people with disabilities are wheelchair users but 80% have invisible disabilities! What we mean by “invisible...
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