Catalogue: Digital Inclusion clear
1 practice not yet assessed for evidence strength.
Most practices in: South Korea (8)
SK Telecom's AI Care places a voice-activated Nugu speaker in the homes of seniors living alone, flagging distress and looping in a …
A 2021 disability-discrimination law amendment now requires accessible self-service kiosks nationwide from January 2026, mandating voice guidance, braille/raised buttons and adjustable height, …
South Korea's Digital Inclusion Act backs a web accessibility certification issued by three government-designated bodies, covering over 17,500 sites. Yet the government's …
South Korea's Digital Baeumteo programme operates 1,000+ community learning centres, training 428,000 people in 2020 and 793,000 in 2022 via free customised …
South Korea mandates KWCAG 2.1 (WCAG-equivalent) Level AA compliance for all central and local government websites, backed by the Act on Welfare …
Born in Samsung's C-Lab in 2016, Relumino enhances outlines, contrast and colour for low-vision users via an app, wearable glasses and TV …
Seoul-based Dot Incorporation built the first commercialised electromagnetic tactile display, letting blind and low-vision users feel braille text and graphics refreshed in …
Researchers 3D-printed Hangul characters with debossed, traceable outlines paired with braille to teach handwriting to three blind kindergartners at Seoul National School …
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