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Unilever builds on Zappar AQR roll-out as it trials Be My Eyes tech for blind and low vision shoppers

Unilever builds on Zappar AQR roll-out as it trials Be My Eyes tech for blind and low vision shoppers

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AIStaff WriterJanuary 18, 2024Unilever, Zappar, AQRs, Be My Eyes, Blind people, Blind and low vision customers, Accessible QR codes, Inclusion, Inclusive shopping tech, AIComment

Zappar and Envision tie up helps blind and partially sighted people more easily access product packaging information

Zappar and Envision tie up helps blind and partially sighted people more easily access product packaging information

AccessibilityStaff WriterSeptember 28, 2023Zappar, Unilever, Accessible QR codes, Blind and low vision customers, Envision, Percil, Accessibility, Mobile apps, Stores, AQRsComment

RNIB flags how what3words tech can support blind and partially sighted people

RNIB flags how what3words tech can support blind and partially sighted people

Hospitality and leisureStaff WriterMarch 9, 2022Royal National Institute of Blind People, RNIB, what3words, Blind people, Blind and low vision customers, Online delivery, Hospitality and leisure, Retail technologyComment

Asda trials indoor map service for blind and visually impaired

Asda trials indoor map service for blind and visually impaired

StoresStaff WriterDecember 3, 2021Asda, Asda Stevenage, Stores, Bricks and mortar retail, Mobile retail, Blind and low vision customers, Retail technology, 2021 RTIH Innovation Awards, GoodMaps, Mobile apps, Electronic Shelf Labels, HologramsComment

Starbucks deploys Aira service for blind and low vision customers

Starbucks deploys Aira service for blind and low vision customers

Mobile retailStaff WriterMarch 16, 2021Starbucks, Aira service, Aira Tech Corp., Stores, Bricks and mortar retail, Coronavirus, Blind and low vision customers, Mobile retailComment