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Algoma University and Enabled Talent Sign MOU to Develop Groundbreaking AI Accessibility Tool for Visually Impaired Professionals
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Algoma University and Enabled Talent Sign MOU to Develop Groundbreaking AI Accessibility Tool for Visually Impaired Professionals
Algoma University and Enabled Talent have partnered to develop AI-powered tools that improve workplace accessibility for people with vision impairments. The two-year collaboration was launched this summer with an MOU signing at Algoma’s Brampton campus. At the heart of this project is Eynable, an AI-powered assistive tool designed to help blind and low-vision professionals complete everyday workplace tasks without changing existing software or w…
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