At Whispp, we are inspired by the collective efforts within our industry. Alongside esteemed peers like Acapela Group, Knisper, and Visualfy, we are working to transform accessibility through technology.
TechCrunch’s recent feature, expertly penned by Anna Heim, showcases the innovative use of AI in European disability technology. Coverage like this is vital for advancing public understanding and support of our industry.
It’s an honour to be featured among distinguished companies like Acapela Group, Knisper, and Visualfy, who are each making significant strides in enhancing accessibility through technology.
Our collective efforts are setting new standards in technology, focusing on creating more inclusive and accessible solutions for everyone.
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