Our Accessibility Team
Designed Together With the Blind Community
Our team includes engineers, researchers, product designers, and members of the blind and low-vision community who work together to develop more accessible technology.
Several members of our product development and community teams are blind or have low vision themselves, bringing lived experience into the development process.
How We Develop Products
Idea → Prototype → Blind Team Review → User Testing → Redesign → Production
Our prototypes are reviewed with blind team members and external users throughout development, helping us identify usability issues before production.
Research & Development
Blind and sighted engineers work together on hardware, software, braille technology, and accessibility-focused product development.
Community & User Research
Our team engages with blind and low-vision communities to collect feedback, understand real-world needs, and inform product development.
Manufacturing
Our manufacturing team works to turn product concepts and prototypes into reliable, repeatable products.
Operations & Partnerships
Supporting international partnerships, logistics, customer service, community programs, and day-to-day operations.
Voices From Our Team
Jacob — Blind Community Advisor
"I've used assistive technology for years. One of my roles at Wiltrue is to tell the team when something sounds good in theory but doesn't actually work in real life."
Sarah — User Research Volunteer
"Accessibility is not a feature. It's how people live, work, and learn every day."
Cheng — Founder
"We don't want to build products for blind people without blind people being part of the process."
By the Numbers
- 40+ Countries & Regions Reached
- 80,000+ Accessible Books
- 22+ Patent Applications
Accessibility should never be designed without the people who rely on it.
we come together to do something meaningful for ourselves
Angelo Li — Founder & CEO
“We are a young team, but our goal is simple: to build technology that creates meaningful change in people’s everyday lives.”
Ming — Blind Engineer
“As a blind engineer, I focus on whether technology works in real life — not just whether it works in theory.”
Kevin Fu — Co-founder & CTO
“I’m grateful to use my engineering skills to build technology that makes everyday life more accessible.”
Mia — Blind Product Tester
“For me, touch and voice features aren’t extras — they can determine whether I’m able to use a product independently. The same is true for a braille display: you can often tell very quickly whether the design works in real use.”
What have we done
20+ different countries
China,USA,UK,Russian,India, Mexico, Spain, France, Norway, Finland, Kazakhstan, Japan, South Korea, Pakistan, Malaysia, Singapore...
2000+ Visually impaired persons
Students, musicians, speakers, teachers, programmers, customer service representatives, actors, civil servants, engineers...
80,000+ Books
We have translated over 80,000 books in various languages, including Chinese, English, French, Russian...
22+ patents
We have applied for over 22 patents in various countries such as China, the United States, and the European Union