Apple’s move toward a wearable AI pin marks a potentially significant milestone in how artificial intelligence intersects with daily life — especially for blind or partially sighted people. While initially aimed at a mainstream audience, the features reportedly planned for this device could have profound accessibility implications. According to current
February marks Retinitis Pigmentosa (RP) Awareness Month, an important opportunity to raise awareness, understanding and vital funds for organisations such as Retina UK, which supports people living with inherited sight loss across the UK. At Blind Ambition, we are proud to promote RP Awareness Month and to stand alongside the
Tonight, Seema Flower was honoured to attend an important reception at the House of Lords, hosted by Baroness Tanni Grey-Thompson DBE DL on behalf of the Accessible Transport Policy Commission. Held in the historic Cholmondeley Room and Terrace, the event brought together parliamentarians, disabled people, industry leaders and transport professionals
Blind Ambition is proud to feature in a major Utility Week article released this week, where our founder Seema Flower was interviewed about the vital importance of accessibility in road and street works — and the real-life consequences when disabled people are forgotten in planning and delivery. The article highlights
This week, Seema Flower, Founder and Managing Director of Blind Ambition, had the pleasure of attending the HAUC(UK) 2025 Convention – and what an inspiring day it was! It was fantastic to connect with so many professionals from across the highways and utilities sectors, all of whom are playing a
