When we blind people are out and about, we always take a few big questions with us. How do I get to my destination and where do I get information from? If we are lucky, solutions are prepared for both. But other questions often arise: How do I know that there are solutions and how do I find them? This in turn also explains why we find ideas in all shapes and sizes. From none to isolated solutions, everything is on offer. Only one option that combines everything in one has so far only been found sporadically. What makes us consider accessibility and the implementation of the associated standards to be too complex and economically too expensive - because they are only relevant for a few people? How about a solution in which the obligation to comply with standards also includes an entrepreneurial option?<\/p>\n\n\n\n
MindTags does exactly that, because we link routes with information and are open to other information systems, which are then offered via the MindTags and\/or LOC.id app. This means we always find the right, direct route and are provided with all relevant information at the same time, without having to use other sources of information.\u00a0 <\/p>\n\n\n\n