12/16/2025 | News release | Distributed by Public on 12/16/2025 10:17
Inclusive education becomes real when technology works with teachers, students, and institutions - seamlessly, securely, and accessibly.
At IRIS, assistive technology forms a core pillar of how we support the educational sector worldwide.
Our mission stays simple and practical: help learners access information, reduce barriers, and participate fully in education, regardless of learning differences.
Why Assistive Technology Matters in Today's Classrooms
Dyslexia, dyspraxia, visual processing challenges, and reading difficulties affect how students interact with traditional learning materials.
Assistive technology bridges that gap by transforming text, documents, and visual content into formats that match each learner's needs.
For educators, this means:
IRIS Assistive Technology: Built for Real Educational Environments
IRIS develops offline-first, secure, and easy-to-use solutions designed for daily classroom use - from primary education to higher learning and special education settings.
Our education portfolio focuses on three core principles:
Supporting Dyslexic Learners with Practical Tools
Portable reading pens designed to support dyslexic learners directly at their desk.
Key benefits:
These tools integrate naturally into classroom routines, exams, and home study environments.
Visual Learning & Classroom Engagement
A document camera and visual learning solution that enhances comprehension through interaction and visualization.
Educators use it to:
The Dyslexic Edition includes Readiris Dyslexic software, allowing students to customize fonts, colors, reading speed, and audio output.
Mobile Scanning for Independent Learning
A fully portable scanner designed for students who need flexibility beyond the classroom.
Students benefit from:
It supports independent study habits and reduces reliance on manual transcription.
Beyond Products: A Long-Term Commitment to Education
IRIS works closely with educators, specialists, and institutions to continuously refine its assistive technology solutions.
Feedback from real classrooms shapes product development, ensuring tools remain relevant, practical, and impactful.
Our role goes beyond technology:
Assistive Technology That Works Where Education Happens
Inclusive education advances when assistive technology integrates smoothly into real teaching environments - securely, affordably, and effectively.
At IRIS, we remain committed to building tools that support learning differences without complexity, helping education move forward - one accessible interaction at a time.
If you are responsible for digital learning strategies, accessibility programs, or educational technology adoption, this is the moment to reassess how assistive technology supports both learners and educators - securely, offline, and at scale.
IRIS works alongside schools, universities, and education authorities to implement assistive solutions that fit existing teaching environments and compliance requirements.
Explore how IRIS Assistive Technology supports inclusive education in practice.
Start a conversation with our education specialists.