Arjun Oberoi '26 and Daniel Kim '26 won the top prize at Microsoft’s Imagine Cup Competition with Argus, an AI-powered wearable device designed for users with low vision.

The Blindness Assistive Audio Vision System empowers users to navigate unfamiliar environments, understand signage, and interact with others in ways that were previously challenging or inaccessible.

A wearable device to support communication for deaf individuals. Implemented real-time transcription triggered only when the user is directly addressed, reducing unnecessary alerts. Integrated a ...

SaverOne 2014 Ltd., a technology company focused on transportation safety solutions, announced the granting of its 14th patent by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO). The new ...

The main piece of the legislation says that cell phones aren’t to be used during classroom instruction, unless it’s under ...

This policy provides requirements for bring-your-own-device usage and establishes the steps that users and the IT department should follow.Customizable — ...

Special Report: Medtech Control Bionics is on track for a record year with YTD unaudited revenue to May 31 up 14% to $5.4 million on the same time last year.

Special Report: Medtech Control Bionics is on track for a record year with YTD unaudited revenue to May 31 up 14% to $5.4 million on the same time last year.

This annual awards celebrates the products exhibited at ISTELive that are transforming education in schools around the world.