👉 Aids computing, or Assisted Computing for Individuals with Disabilities, refers to the use of technology and software designed to enhance the capabilities of people with disabilities, allowing them to perform tasks more efficiently and independently. This includes specialized hardware like adaptive keyboards, voice recognition software, and screen readers, as well as specialized applications that cater to specific needs such as visual or auditory impairments. Aids computing also encompasses assistive technologies integrated into mainstream devices, like smartphones and computers, to provide features like text-to-speech, magnification tools, and customizable interfaces. The goal is to bridge the gap between accessibility and functionality, empowering individuals with disabilities to engage more fully in education, work, and daily life.
