What Have We Done to Accessibility?
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Technology promises connection, independence, and inclusion — but for millions of people who are blind or low-vision, the world is still built around what they can’t see.
In this episode of What Have We Done, Chalin and Stephen sit down with Jack Walters, CEO of Hapware, a company building wearable assistive technology that translates nonverbal communication — emotions, gestures, and body language — into haptic feedback. Their flagship device, AlEye, helps users navigate classrooms, workplaces, and everyday life with greater confidence and autonomy.
Together, they explore why accessibility has so often been treated as an afterthought in tech, what we lose when innovation leaves people behind, and how designing with lived experience — not just for it — can create technology that truly connects us all.
Created with Soundly AI and Propel. Featuring Hapware.
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