This group photo is taken at a blind-friendly café. The shopkeeper wearing white in the middle has low vision, and many visually impaired guests come here for coffee and chatting every day. The other people are visitors attracted by this special accessible café, and the standing man with a creative prop on his head is Angelo Li, the company CEO.

The best accessibility products are built together with the communities they serve.

Our team includes engineers, researchers, makers, and blind community members.

Several members of our product development and community outreach teams are blind or visually impaired themselves, bringing lived experience directly into every stage of design.

Flowchart from real user needs to production: interviews, function definition, prototype, review, testing, feedback, validation, and delivery.

we come together to do something meaningful for ourselves

Angelo Li stands in front of snow-capped mountains holding a white cane.

Angelo li/Founder&CEO

“While we are young, we want to do something that can change the world. We want to change the lives of 1% of the people in this world”

Ming wears a black hat.

Ming / Blind Engineer

“Through the seamless fusion of technology and creativity, we strive to transcend boundaries, pioneering a new age of digital discovery to enhance lives.”

Kevin Fu, wearing sunglasses, leans against the marble railing on the mountain top.

Kevin fu/Co founder&cTO

“I am very fortunate to be able to use my skills to help those who are genuinely in need”

Portrait of a blind product tester in a striped polo shirt against a blue background.

MIA/ Blind Product Tester

"Touch and voice features on a power bank aren't 'nice to have'—they're essential. At the same price, I'll always choose the one truly designed for us. Same with the braille display—you can tell if it's good the moment you touch it."

In the meeting room, Angelo Li, the company CEO, communicates with one blind person and three low-vision users. They discuss the optimization plan of braille displays and learn about their ideal barrier-free products.

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