Technologies such as intelligent video — a means of automatically framing and tracking meeting collaborators so that everyon has “equal pixel real estate” — have benefits that may not be obvious at first. For example, those with hearing loss will likely find conversations easier to follow when presented in this manner since it’s easier to pick up nonverbal cues and even read lips. That concept is part of a larger initiative, a striving for inclusive designs that make tech solutions accessible — and equitable — for everyone.
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