TouchVision

Today, TouchVision concluded celebrations of Hellen Keller week by organising awareness, training and distribution camps for children with visual impairments and intellectual disabilities.Helen Keller's story inspires us to overcome any obstacle and believe in the power of perseverance.

Despite being deaf and blind, she defied all odds, became a renowned author, activist, and advocate for people with disabilities. Her tenacity and unwavering resolve continue to touch lives around the world.

Let us remember Helen Keller's timeless words: "The best and most beautiful things in the world cannot be seen or even touched - they must be felt with the heart."

Let's embrace empathy and understanding for others, regardless of their abilities, and strive to create an inclusive society.

Happy to share that TouchVision’s innovative work towards accelerating inclusion of children with visual disabilities got recognised by Delhi Commission for Protection of Child Rights

Ms. Ankita Gulati founder of TouchVision is conferred with the Children’s Champion Award by Hon’ble Minister Ms. Atishi

We are humbled to receive this award under the business category for using CSR funds for the children’s welfare and improving children’s lives.We are extremely grateful for the unwavering support from the community, our CSR partners, teachers, special educators and volunteers and this special encouragement inspires us to step up our efforts towards inclusion of children with disabilities.

At TouchVision, we envision a world people with disabilities have equal opportunities and possibilities in education and employment ecosystem..Our flagship product TouchVision SmartStand is a simple and intuitive device which makes any form of print accessible for persons with visual impairments.TouchVision SmartStand enables affordable independent access to any form of printed text.It is a foldable and portable scanning stand that holds the smartphone in proper position for fast, precisely aligned scans of any printed text, i.e. documents, books, storybooks, cheques, newspapers, greeting cards and business cards.Persons with visual disabilities from children to bureaucrats are accessing documents to study and work in an independent and dignified manner.

Check out TouchVision SmartStand User Feedback and Review by one of our young users Suraj😊

https://youtu.be/9OX-cP0nhf8