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iansyst Ltd is an established assistive technology company, helping people with disabilities to reach their full potential. The Cambridge-based company provides product solutions, training and consultancy services to people who have dyslexia, dyspraxia, and dyscalculia, visual impairments, hearing difficulties and other disabilities.
iansyst's corporate aim is to create value through ethical business practices, innovation and growth whilst providing its customers with essentials tools for use in their daily lives. iansyst has launched a publishing arm, EarlBright, which has introduced a number of innovative assistive technology solutions to the marketplace.
iansyst is leading the consortium on this project.
Raspberry Software has been creating innovative, high-quality solutions for mobile devices since 2004. With over 20 years of software development experience, Raspberry specialise in developing complex, robust, scalable software solutions. Raspberry has previously collaborated with iansyst to create CapturaTalk, an innovative OCR, text-to-speech and accessible text reader application for Windows Mobile.
ECS Partners Limited (from the Electronics and Computer Science Department) is a subsidiary of the University of Southampton, which provides consultancy in the area of research, new technologies and product introduction and a range of services including in this instance Assistive Technologies for those with disabilities. The ECS has a track record of producing innovative solutions for web based applications. Dr Mike Wald, Seb Skuse and E.A. Draffan (a previous collaborator with iansyst on text-to-speech research) have been involved in the development of several successful open source assistive technology applications including a toolbar that now has 4 million users aiding access to web pages.
