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ReBokeh All Access
90% of individuals with vision impairments have some amount of usable, functional vision. Despite this, most accessibility initiatives attempt to bypass vision altogether. Instead, ReBokeh helps individuals make the most of their usable vision, to enhance their independence in any environment.
ReBokeh All Access uses geofencing technology to unlock the full extent of ReBokeh's features to anyone in your space, automatically and on their own personal device - so they can seamlessly customize their visual experience.
“I am thrilled that MIA is now the first airport in the world to provide ReBokeh’s groundbreaking innovation to our travelers with vision challenges. Improving accessibility across Miami-Dade County is one of my highest priorities, which is why I am proud to introduce the ReBokeh app to our millions of visitors from around the world. Navigating MIA just got easier for our low-vision community”
- Miami-Dade County Mayor, Daniella Levine Cava
The ReBokeh app has been a great addition for our institution! Visitors with low vision are using the app in our exhibit spaces to raise contrast levels in darker places, take stills of labels to read closer up, and access AI descriptions for spaces to provide a more general summary of what is surrounding them. We have received a lot of positive feedback from guests, staff, and the media about offering this app in our Museum and are proud to increase access for the low vision population!
- Matti Wallin, Accessibility Programs Manager, Houston Museum of Natural Science
Working with the ReBokeh team has been seamless and very easy throughout.
- Art Museum of South Texas
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