🧠What Restaurants Can Learn from the Accessibility Tech Revolution
In 2025, accessibility isn’t just a checkbox — it’s a movement. From AI-powered hearing aids to AR glasses that describe surroundings in real time, technology is reshaping how people with disabilities experience the world. But while digital spaces are evolving fast, physical spaces — especially restaurants — still lag behind. So what can hospitality learn from tech giants like Apple and Microsoft, who are leading the charge in inclusive design? 🧿 Accessibility Isn’t Just a Ramp When most people think of accessibility in restaurants, they picture ramps, wide doorways, and maybe a braille menu. But true inclusion goes deeper. It’s about how a space feels. Is the lighting comfortable for neurodivergent guests? Are the chairs easy to move for someone using a wheelchair? Can a visually impaired diner navigate the room without obstacles? In tech, accessibility means personalization. In hospitality, it should mean empathy. 🧑🍳 Aegean Estiatorio: Where Inclusion Feels Natural Tucke...
