Voice Assistants Open New Doors For People With Disabilities
Breaking Down Communication Barriers: Voice assistants like Alexa, Siri, and Google Assistant have created new ways for people with disabilities to interact with technology. These devices respond to spoken commands, making it easier for individuals who have trouble using keyboards, touchscreens, or traditional remote controls. People with motor disabilities can now control lights, televisions, and thermostats without needing to physically reach switches or buttons.