Blindness

Aira Explorer Travels to Ballparks Across America

Lifelong baseball fan and Aira Explorer, James Bybee, is taking a road trip across America to fulfill his personal goal of visiting every Major League Baseball Stadium. James will be taking Aira along to enhance his experiences. You can follow…

Dallas Lighthouse for the Blind Joins Aira Employer Network

Partnership provides free Aira service for…

Greg Stilson Joins Aira As Director Of Product Management

Why Aira? Why Now?

Aira Partners With Lyft to Make Traveling More Accessible for the Blind and Low Vision

Mike Hingson: Blindness Does Not Hold Me Back

by Michael Hingson

On October 15 we celebrated National White Cane Awareness Day. Generally, the white cane has become the symbol we use to celebrate our independence and our acceptance that blindness is only a…

In the military our creed is that we leave no soldier behind — Chuck Miller

Meet Aira Explorer and Veteran Chuck Miller

Before losing his sight to Retinitis Pigmentosa fourteen years ago, Chuck Miller retired after a…

Celebrating White Cane Awareness Day

By Paul Schroeder

It has been said that the simplest tool is often the best one for the job. For many of us who are blind, the white cane has remained the most profound tool for independent and safe travel. Simple but powerful, the cane…

Our First Major Presence at BVA National Convention Inspires Us