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    <title>Built Different: The Blind Innovators Rewriting What Assistive Tech Looks Like</title>
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    <description>From smart canes to screen readers that feel like magic, assistive technology is having a moment. But the real story isn&#039;t the gadgets—it&#039;s the blind engineers and designers building them. Here are seven innovations changing independence in America, straight from the people who created them.</description>
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    <description>Every October, we&#039;re told to be &#039;aware&#039; of blindness. But awareness without investment is just a nicer word for inaction. This is a letter to the nonprofits, employers, and lawmakers who can actually change things—and a call to put blind voices, not charitable feelings, at the center of the work.</description>
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