WEBINAR – SpeakyAI App and Smart Glasses

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With the cooperation of Mediavoice company, ENVITER promoted another Webinar, this time about the SpeakyAI App and SpeakyAI Smart Glasses, held on October 20th  using Zoom.

SpeakyAI App works as a conversational screen reader and accessibility interface that extends digital accessibility beyond the capabilities of traditional screen readers. It enables users to navigate, understand and interact with digital content through natural voice conversation across websites, applications, documents and digital content installed or available on their smartphone, including resources that are inaccessible through conventional screen readers. SpeakyAI is based on Mediavoice’s patented technology, protected in the EU, the US and the UK. Its international market launch will start in the United States in October 2026, as the first step in a broader international rollout.

SpeakyAI Smart Glasses extend the SpeakyAI ecosystem from the digital to the physical world, providing hands-free access to AI-powered assistance through voice interaction.

Activated simply with the keyword “Hey Speaky”, they allow users to receive information about their surroundings, read and interpret visual content, recognise and understand objects and scenes, and access digital services in a natural and independent way. The SpeakyAI Smart Glasses will initially be launched in Italy, before their subsequent expansion to other markets.

Mediavoice is an Italian innovative SME with more than 25 years of experience in digital accessibility and in developing patented voice-based solutions for blind and visually impaired people and older adults.

If you are interested in finding more about these solutions, you can use this address do have access to this webinar recording: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=15bXwa02mB8

ENVITER – European Network for Vision Impairment Training Education & Research
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ENVITER – European Network for Vision Impairment Training Education & Research
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Website developed by LSLX