Redbox to Make Some Kiosks Accessible to the Blind

Assistive Technology Blog Podcast

Aug 9, 2014Technology

Popular video rental service Redbox agreed in a settlement to make 4,000 of their 35,900 kiosks located in California accessible to people who are blind or visually impaired. The service, which is commonly found in super...

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