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The New Raman Effect
Raman’s Innovations to Accessible Computing
AsTeR – Audio System For Technical Readings
Aural CSS – producing rich auditory presentations from Web content (imagine how GooglePay or PayTM or PhonePay changed the way we transact)
Emacspeak – the complete audio desktop (Screen Reader, which is featured in the coveted Smithsonian Museum for Computer Science)
XForms – Next Generation Web Forms (all your Google Forms can be used without seeing)
XML Events – A reusable eventing syntax for XML
XHTML+Voice – Enabling the multimodal Web via voice interaction
RDC – Reusable Dialog Components
AxsJAX – Access Enabling AJAX
Google Accessible Search – for finding accessible Web content (the frontrunner to today’s AI)
Thinking Of Mathematics – Thinking Of Mathematics—An Essay on Eyes-Free Computing
Eyes-Free – Speech-enabled Google Android applications.
Led Google Translate and Google Transcribe development and made it accessible.
ChromeVox – Screen reader from Google Chrome and ChromeOS
Chakshumati Eyes Free Science Summer Camps for Children with Different Abilities.
Dr. T V Raman AI and Computer Science Accessible Labs in India.
