More than a billion people have to deal with some kind of disability. For example, people with hearing disabilities face higher levels of depression in part because ableist barriers often exclude them from conversations. Increasingly, people from the blind and low vision populations are naming emotion detection and presentation as essential features for lowering the equality gap between them and sighted people.

With Immersively.care the facial expressions of attendees are converted into accessible visuals for people with low vision during video calls. The platform also enables the speech impaired to transcribe and translate conversations in real time. People with autism who may be debilitated by their struggle to read the emotions and reactions of others are able to fully engage in remote conversations thanks to a simpler comprehensive visualization of behavioral data during meetings. 

In another example, Immersively.care creates a great impact for one-on-one sessions, where a performance coach leads various company and societally relevant topics to create support, accountability, and connection among the workforce and community. With Immersively.care businesses are empowered to reap many benefits coming along including the capabilities offered by people with disabilities into sustainable company growth.