netlabs.org is announcing IVIE: Interfaces for the visually impaired

netlabs.org finally goes public with its new project called IVIE.
IVIE brings the benefits of Web 3.0 to visually impaired people and lets them interact with the Internet efficiently, offering a completely new web experience.

In the past years netlabs.org invested a lot of time into research for this project, in June 2010 we present our concept to the public at the 2010 Semantic Technology Conference in San Francisco.

After 13 years of providing uniquely software for the OS/2 and eComStation platform, netlabs.org focuses on a new direction with this project. We believe that our vision will have a big impact on how we interact with information in the future.

We will continue to provide support for our legacy OS/2 and eComStation projects as long as we have active developers working on them but the core-team of netlabs.org will change its focus to our new technology.

We will provide more information about IVIE soon including some demos about how it works. If you have any questions please contact Adrian Gschwend.