A particular piece of technology has been getting a fair bit of buzz recently due to some nifty accessibility features. With a little demo at the big tech conference in Glasgow, here’s Hubert.

Image description: A close up on the glasses as Hubert holds them up and in front of him. Funky neon strips light up the background.

Back to the inclusive design for sustainability conference, where Hubert got to find out more about the interesting robot guide dog, and even got to try it out for himself.

Image Description: Robbie the robot guide dog strikes a good boy pose for a photo in the Tech Marketplace during the conference. He's a smartly designed silver robot with long bendy legs, slim cameras on top of his head and a lead with a red handle trailing behind.

On Tuesday 18th of March, The Lunch Break was broadcasting live from the Inclusive Design for Sustainability Conference in Glasgow.

Toby Davey interviewed two students from University of Glasgow about their experience of the event and their views on accessible design. 

Image description: A dramatic, angled shot of an empty stage. At the front a pink podium reads "RNIB Scotland, Inclusive Design for Sustainability Conference." Behind, a line of grey chairs awaits experts for the panel discussions and a large pink IMAX screen hangs above.

On Tuesday 18th of March, The Daily Connect show was broadcasting live from the Inclusive Design for Sustainability Conference in Glasgow.

During the show, we invited Tech Talk's Callum Stoneman and Hubert Pawelkiewicz to talk all things technology and accessibility.

Image Description: Huber and Callum pose for a photo during the show. Hubert is on the left and has a light blue button up shirt and his headphones around his neck. Callum is smiling and also sits with his headphones around his neck. He's wearing a dark sweater.

At the RNIB Inclusive Design For Sustainability Conference in Glasgow, Toby Davey caught up with Jodie Rodgers the Chief AI Officer for Transparity who have been working with the RNIB as well as taking part in the IDS panel discussion on AI.

Photo shows Toby and Jodie stood side by side  smiling towards the camera at the RNIB IDS Conference

At the RNIB Inclusive Design For Sustainability Conference in Glasgow, Toby Davey caught up with Thibaut de Martimprey, Director, Campus Louis Braille and Stephane Gaillard, Director of the Institut National des Jeunes Aveugles (INJA) to find out more about the Campus Louis Braille and the importance of Braille as we talk about inclusive design.

Image description: Exterior shot of the Glasgow Science Centre with its half-dome silver roof, glass front and the observation tower behind. At the front, a large video screen shows a pink background with white text: “RNIB Scotland, Inclusive Design for Sustainability, Conference.”

More new from IDS Conference as David Hogg finds out about a brand new product from Dot Incorporated as he speaking with Alison Long.

Image description: Alison smiles as she holds up the Dot Pad. She's posing in the Tech Marketplace with a big round reception like dome behind her with the words "Glasgow Science Centre" atop and orange laser strip lights beneath. She has short blonde-brown hair and is wearing glasses and a nice button up shirt with a chain link pattern running vertically.

We go back to the IDS Conference now, as Hubert got to catch up with Meta, and talk to them about the topic that featured frequently on Tech Talk recently, the Meta Glasses.

Speaking from the company it's Agustya Mehta, Director of System Platforms for Reality Labs Hardware at Meta.

Image description: Hubert poses with Agustya, who has his arm around his shoulder. Hubert is on the left, wearing a dark blue dress shirt and his snazzy Meta glasses. Agustya is on his right in a pink check dress shirt.

On Tuesday 18th of March, The Daily Connect was broadcasting live from the Inclusive Design for Sustainability Conference in Glasgow.

Whilst there, we invited RNIB's James Kyle and Triple Tap Tech's Fraser Fleming to talk about accessible gaming.

Image description: James and Fraser are holding up controllers as they play "God of War" on a large screen in front of them. Kratos, the lead character of the games, is highlighted in bright blue, standing out against the more muted background.

It's day 1 of the Inclusive Design for Sustainability Conference in Glasgow.

With many interesting stands in the Tech Marketplace at the centre, David Hogg spoke to Fraser Fleming from Triple Tap Tech about all things accessible gaming. 

Image description: Graham and guide dog Peggy, Fraser, and David pose together in front of a multi-colour bright screen. They're all smiling whilst Peggy sits down and poses perfectly.