Category: Reasonable Adjustments

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Smart Glasses as Assistive Technology: Why Genuine Users Must Not Be Penalised

Richard Boggie is visually impaired. He uses smart glasses to help him.
The glasses have a camera. They can help him understand what is around him. They can help him find shops and avoid things in his way.
The glasses are hands free. Richard can use them while he holds a cane or dog harness.
They help him feel safe. They help connect with family and friends.
Some people misuse smart glasses. The misuse of smart glasses is bad. Richard worries this will cause problems for people who need them.
Businesses should not ban them unfairly. The law says they must make fair changes for disabled people.

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