Theo, right, a 12-year-old boy who is blind, interacts with Microsoft senior research software development engineers Tim Regan, middle, and Martin Grayson, left, during user testing of the Project Tokyo system.

Project Tokyo

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AI saw unparalleled growth in 2023, reac…

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New evaluation methods and a commitment …

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Tech giant Microsoft has developed a nov…

A young boy wearing the PeopleLens sits on the floor of a playroom holding a blind tennis ball in his hands. His attention is directed toward a woman sitting on the floor in front of him holding her hands out. The PeopleLens looks like small goggles that sit on the forehead. The image is marked with visual annotations to indicate what the PeopleLens is seeing and what sounds are being heard.
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For children born blind, social interact…

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Accessibility and inclusion represent a …

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Saqib Shaikh says people who are blind, …

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Cecily Morrison, a principal researcher …