
The Forum Peachtree Corners Enhances Accessibility with Hear2There Audio Signage Technology
The Forum Peachtree Corners has enhanced accessibility for blind and visually impaired visitors with the installation of Hear2There’s location-based audio
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Recent announcements and updates from the Hear2There team.

The Forum Peachtree Corners has enhanced accessibility for blind and visually impaired visitors with the installation of Hear2There’s location-based audio

The City of Newton and Hear2There (H2T) have launched audio guidance technology at Newton City Hall, Newton Free Library, and

The announcement brings advanced information technology to public spaces and local businesses to improve accessibility for residents and visitors—beginning with

H2T partners with the Texas School for the Blind and Visually Impaired to install audio signage that empowers blind and

Hear2There (H2T) has joined Georgia Tech’s ATDC Accelerate program! Learn how H2T is partnering with leaders in inclusive innovation to

H2T helps the blind and visually impaired navigate spaces confidently using app and beacon technology. Continue Reading Hear2There
Recent announcements and updates from the Hear2There team.

Peachtree Corners Magazine recently featured Hear2There and the city’s first-of-its-kind rollout of the Hear2There accessibility platform. The article highlights how

Hear2There is featured by Georgia Tech’s Center for Inclusive Design and Innovation (CIDI)! Learn how our collaboration with Georgia Tech

Hear2There is featured in Hypepotamus! Co-founder Dave Furukawa shares how our Bluetooth-enabled technology is transforming accessibility for the blind and
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