Smart-glasses companies
Explore selective, user-triggered capture and a thin hardware adapter after accessibility, privacy, and operating constraints are evaluated.
Partnerships and funding
Build useful access with the people it is meant to serve.
Access AI welcomes conversations about responsible product evaluation, accessibility testing, technical integration, pilot support, and sponsorship.
Who we want to hear from
Potential collaborators
Blindness organizations
Shape real-world priorities, testing approaches, communication, and safety boundaries with blind and low-vision communities.
Rehabilitation programs
Identify practical tasks and responsible evaluation methods that complement—not replace—professional training and judgment.
Schools and educators
Discuss accessibility needs, appropriate use boundaries, and potential learning or independent-living contexts.
Potential sponsors
Support accessibility testing, device access, prototype infrastructure, and pilot preparation without fabricated donation links or promises.
Technical collaborators
Discuss Android accessibility, privacy-conscious request handling, evaluation harnesses, and vendor-neutral integration.
Shared expectations
Evidence before claims
Potential work should preserve explicit user control, proportionate capability claims, privacy boundaries, and direct input from the people who would use the product.
Current status: Access AI has a working browser proof of concept, a native Android direction in development, and a smart-glasses design draft. It is not presented as a finished commercial product.