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SelectTitleScoreEvidenceTypeLocationScale
Annie: Self-Learning Braille Literacy Device Scaling Across India and Beyond 96 Evidence: Descriptive / self-reported Good practice Bengaluru, India
NVDA (NonVisual Desktop Access): Free Open-Source Screen Reader for Blind and Low-Vision Computer Users 92 Evidence: Observational / pre–post Good practice Brisbane, Australia
eKitabu Accessible Content Program: Born-Accessible Books & Kenyan Sign Language Storytelling 92 Evidence: Descriptive / self-reported Good practice Nairobi, Kenya
OrCam MyEye: AI Wearable Reading Device for Blind and Low-Vision Users — A Cautionary Case 76 Evidence: Observational / pre–post Good practice Jerusalem, Israel
RIX Wiki 76 Evidence: Descriptive / self-reported Good practice London, United Kingdom Transnational
Eye-Gaze Assistive Technology for Students with Severe Motor and Communication Difficulties — Chang Gung University's Taiwan Feasibility Studies 73 Evidence: Observational / pre–post Good practice Taoyuan, Taiwan
Dysolve — First Independent Randomized Controlled Trial of an AI Reading-Intervention for the Lowest-Performing US Readers 73 Evidence: Randomised controlled trial Good practice Newark, United States of America
ICB4VI — AI Digital-Literacy Training for Blind and Visually Impaired Adults in Senegal 73 Evidence: Descriptive / self-reported Good practice Dakar, Senegal
Jamaica Accessible Digital Textbooks (ADT) — AI-Enhanced Storybooks for Students with Disabilities 73 Evidence: Descriptive / self-reported Good practice Kingston, Jamaica
Cboard — Open-Source AAC Platform for Children with Speech and Language Impairments 73 Evidence: Observational / pre–post Good practice Córdoba, Argentina
Universal Access Fund: Smartphones & Assistive Technology for Vulnerable Citizens 72 Evidence: Descriptive / self-reported Good practice Mbabane, Eswatini
AccessAbility Bahamas Mobile App 72 Evidence: Descriptive / self-reported Good practice Nassau, Bahamas