Apple announces AI-powered accessibility features and eye-controlled wheelchair functionality
Apple has announced new AI-powered accessibility features aimed at enhancing user experience for individuals with disabilities. These updates include improved functionalities for VoiceOver, Magnifier, and Voice Control, as well as the introduction of eye-controlled wheelchair capabilities. The company emphasizes that privacy remains a priority while integrating these advanced technologies.
- ▪Apple has introduced AI enhancements to its accessibility features, including VoiceOver and Magnifier.
- ▪Users can now control power wheelchairs using eye movements with the new Vision Pro technology.
- ▪Voice Control now allows for natural language input, making it easier for users to navigate apps.
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