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Meta partners with INCA on AI glasses for Canadians with vision loss

Original title: L’avenir appartient à tous: Meta et INCA s’associent pour soutenir les personnes aveugles, sourdes et aveugles ou ayant une basse vision au Canada

Meta Newsroomby Facebook ()3 min read1
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Funding covers community listening, peer demos, product feedback, and training, plus donated glasses for job seekers.

Meta is partnering with INCA, a Canadian nonprofit founded in 1918, to help more people who are blind, deafblind, or have low vision use AI glasses. Meta funding supports community engagement, peer champions, product input, and accessible learning materials. Meta is also donating AI glasses through INCA's Come to Work program for people seeking jobs. The company cites earlier donations of Ray-Ban Meta glasses to blind US veterans with the Blinded Veterans Association and work with Vision Ireland.

Key facts
  • INCA was founded in 1918 and serves Canadians affected by blindness.
  • Donated glasses go through INCA's Come to Work employment program.
  • Meta previously donated Ray-Ban Meta glasses to every blind veteran in the United States.
  • Uses described include reading text, identifying objects, and describing surroundings.
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From the original article

3 min read at about.fb.com

Nous croyons que l’avenir appartient à tous. C’est pourquoi Meta s’associe à INCA, un organisme à but non lucratif fondé en 1918 qui aide les personnes atteintes de cécité au Canada à réaliser leurs rê ves, afin de permettre à davantage de personnes aveugles, sourdes et aveugles ou ayant une basse vision au Canada de bénéficier des avantages des lunettes IA.

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