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Aira

Honored. Inspired. Driven.

Last week at , we had the incredible opportunity to connect, learn, and grow alongside some of the most innovative minds in accessibility and assistive technology. As a fully remote team, gathering in person is always meaningful, but being part of conversations that shape the future of our technology makes it even more special.

We’re grateful for the chance to hear from industry leaders, learn from fellow innovators, and connect with Explorers (both new and those who have been here from the start) who shape the work we do every day. Having a seat at this table is an honor, and we’re more committed than ever to making Aira the best it can be.

Thank you, Center on Disabilities at CSUN, for another unforgettable year!

Aira team members set up a booth at CSUN 2025, unpacking boxes and organizing materials. A black banner behind them displays the Aira logo and the phrase “ACCESS IS A HUMAN RIGHT.” The booth is surrounded by red and gray curtains.
A woman with a white cane interacts with two Aira team members at the booth. One holds a small device while the other shows something on a smartphone. The table is covered with flyers, tech accessories, and a laptop. A black Aira ASL shirt is draped over a chair.
Five people sit around a wooden table in a lounge area, engaged in conversation. Two wear black “Access” shirts, while others wear business attire. A reflective silver divider and dark gray cushioned walls are in the background.
A smiling woman with glasses and earbuds stands next to a man wearing a navy sweater and a blue lanyard labeled “Troy Otillio, Aira.io, Expo Visitor” at CSUN 2025. The background shows a blurred conference setting with booths and people.
#Accessibility#AssistiveTechnology#InclusiveDesign
Mar 19, 2025, 05:37 PM·Public·Web
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Jason Bratcher
@AiraVI@techhub.social I feel it's my requirement to respectfully favourite this roar because I will never go to a convention at any point in my lifetime on this little blue Hell called Earth. Keep taking away the #IDEA initiatives, big boys and girls – and see what happens to the rest of us…
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