Dicapta logo with the tagline - Accessible Communication Developers.

Ushering in a New Era of Accessibility

Child using headset ai artificial intelligence technology for learning

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is revolutionizing accessibility, opening new doors for individuals with disabilities. From AI-powered Ray-Ban glasses and real-time captioning to automated audio descriptions and dubbing, technology is enhancing how we access and engage with information and entertainment. However, as AI advances, ethical considerations and the need for human oversight remain crucial.

Your Child Is Not Broken, Is Not a Disability, a Diagnosis, or a Label

Myrna Medina and her familiy

Myrna moved from Durango, Mexico, to the U.S. as a teen and overcame significant challenges, including raising her blind and deaf son, Norman. For over 24 years, she has worked with California Deaf-Blind Services, supporting families and advocating for the dignity of children with disabilities.

Empowering Accessibility: Dicapta Showcases All4Voicing Lite at the ACB Convention

Lucy Arguijo, seated in front of a laptop, holds a microphone and speaks. All4Voicing Lite logo appears on the top right.

This July, we had the pleasure of presenting two workshops on our innovative platform, All4Voicing Lite, at the American Council of the Blind Convention in Jacksonville, Florida. It was a fantastic opportunity to connect with the community and showcase how our platform is transforming the creation of audio descriptions.