Accessibility and inclusion

From the boardroom to the parliament, everyone’s voice counts. Accessibility on the DICENTIS Multimedia device is therefore not a retrofitted add-on but part of the control logic itself.

For visually impaired participants

  • Tactile dots on the buttons for orientation without looking
  • Haptic feedback confirms every button press
  • Colour-coded icons simplify navigation
  • Audible beeps during voting confirm the vote cast
  • Tactile markings on the volume and language selection buttons as well

For hearing-impaired participants

Subtitles can be integrated through third-party solutions, so contributions can be followed in text.

Login without a hurdle

Identification at the seat works through the card slot or by simply tapping the card. No login dialogue, no password, no briefing.

Why it matters

These features help operators meet regulatory requirements for accessible meeting technology while lowering the barrier for every participant. People who can rely on the technology take part – and decisions everyone supports carry further.