Google’s Super Bowl ad shows how Pixel’s Guided Frame helps blind or low vision people take great pictures or selfies ..read more

We’re announcing new Chromebook models and features coming this year ..read more

Three Google employees share how their experiences shape their work championing for accessibility ..read more

Today, we’re launching new products and features aimed at making daily tasks more accessible for people with disabilities ..read more

Teaming up with the Paralympic 100 meter champion, Google is testing out ‘Project Guideline’ to support blind people’s ability to move independently ..read more

On the eve of the 33rd anniversary of the ADA, we’re sponsoring the captions and audio description of a musical tribute to Judy Heumann ..read more

In celebration of Disability Pride Month, we learn from four Googlers about what their identity means to them ..read more

We’re announcing new features like image to text on Chrome browser and updated safety controls for admins in Google Admin Console ..read more

On Global Accessibility Awareness Day, here are product and feature updates built by and for people with disabilities ..read more

Welcome to the latest edition of “My Path to Google,” where we talk to Googlers, interns and alumni about how they got to Google, what their roles are like and even some tips on how to prepare for interviews. Today’s post is all about Jerry Robinson, a user experience (UX) researcher on our Central Product Inclusion, Equity and Accessibility team. What’s your role at Google? I’m the lead UX researcher on the Lookout team. Lookout is an Android app that uses AI to help people who are blind or have low vision perform daily tasks faster. It can read text and detect different objects within the c ..read more