Sentence examples for inclusive technology from inspiring English sources

Mozilla is well known for its commitment to open and inclusive technology, pitching itself as a grassroots competitor to commercial companies such as Google.

The LGBTQ Tech and Innovation Briefing is also about building the foundation for the most "innovative and inclusive technology summit" this November, Lesbians Who Tech CEO Leanne Pittsford said.

This modest little microphone icon captures the fundamental principle of inclusive technology: build it in, don't bolt it on.

The Wearables for Good competition was launched in May 2015 and quickly became regarded as one of the world's most inclusive technology and design challenges, attracting 2,000 registrants from 65 countries that resulted in 250 design submissions.

It will mean pursuing a specific type of growth as a means to achieving things like inclusive technologies, sustainable energy systems, and circular, ecologically regenerative business models.

The assistive robot concept offers a solution that is not aimed at people needing complex assistance but at the much larger numbers needing inclusive technologies with helpful features.

We then classified communication technologies as either sign language inclusive (videophone, pager, TTY, text only cellphone) or not, and found that ASL- and ASL + English-users were more likely to have sign language inclusive technologies for communicating with research staff than English-users (OR = 35.18, 95% CI: 11.96, 103.42; OR = 21.96, 95% CI: 6.37, 75.65, respectively).

Apple is, perhaps more than anyone else, poised to deliver the all-inclusive technology version of the strip mall: one-stop shopping.

When it comes to lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) inclusive brands, technology and entertainment rule the roost, according to a new survey.

Inclusive democracy "Technology can be used to capture the views and priorities of Namibian children and young people about key issues that affect their lives, today and tomorrow," said UNICEF Representative in Namibia Ian MacLeod.

The Swedish financial industry realized that fee-inclusive transaction technologies could turn a more handsome profit than cash handovers.