From its headquarters in Worcester, Dolphin Computer Access transforms lives through technology that empowers blind and partially sighted people. It’s a leading example of how innovation fuels commercial success and social impact. For more than 35 years, Dolphin has been developing assistive technology that enables vision impaired people to access information, education and employment.
“It helps people find their way forward, providing confidence and self-belief after sight loss.” says assistive technology trainer, Steve Mitchell
Dolphin assistive technology – including screen readers, magnification tools, and accessible reading software – is embedded in workplaces, schools and homes across more than 50 countries, removing barriers and improving inclusivity.
Maintaining its roots in Worcestershire, Dolphin has grown into a global business with a clear purpose: to make the digital world inclusive for everyone.
Closer to home, Dolphin is proud to contribute to the local economy. It provides skilled employment and actively collaborates with partners who share its values of innovation and inclusion.
Leading by example, Dolphin is a certified Disability Confident Employer, RNIB Visibly Better Employer, INclusive Worcestershire Leader, and a committed member of the Herefordshire and Worcestershire Chamber of Commerce. Dolphin actively champions accessibility as both a core value and a commercial strength.
“Accessibility and inclusion are not just good ethics, they’re good business,” says CEO James Green. “By designing technology that enables people to work, study and live more independently, we create ways to strengthen productivity and growth.”
Learn more about Dolphin assistive technology at yourdolphin.com