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Discover how OpenClaw AI agents are transforming accessibility for blind users, from handling complex online tasks to automating daily routines—while raising important questions about safety. In this episode of Double Tap, Steven Scott and Shaun Preece are joined by Jakob Rosin to explore OpenClaw, a powerful AI agent platform that grants AI the ability to act autonomously on your computer. They discuss how Open Claw can handle inaccessible websites, provide personalised notifications, check you into flights, and even manage photos with local face recognition—all through natural conversation. The team also weighs the risks, from privacy concerns to potential financial mishaps, and shares insights from Ignasi on using Open Claw for real-world tasks like buying tickets and managing NAS servers. This conversation highlights both the promise and the caution needed as we move towards agentic AI in accessibility. ----Follow on:YouTube: https://www.doubletaponair.com/youtubeX (formerly Twitter): https://www.doubletaponair.com/xInstagram: https://www.doubletaponair.com/instagramTikTok: https://www.doubletaponair.com/tiktokThreads: https://www.doubletaponair.com/threadsFacebook: https://www.doubletaponair.com/facebookLinkedIn: https://www.doubletaponair.com/linkedin Subscribe to the Podcast:Apple: https://www.doubletaponair.com/appleSpotify: https://www.doubletaponair.com/spotifyRSS: https://www.doubletaponair.com/podcastiHeadRadio: https://www.doubletaponair.com/iheart About Double TapHosted by the insightful duo, Steven Scott and Shaun Preece, Double Tap is a treasure trove of information for anyone who's blind or partially sighted and has a passion for tech. Steven and Shaun not only demystify tech, but they also regularly feature interviews and welcome guests from the community, fostering an interactive and engaging environment. Tune in every day of the week, and you'll discover how technology can seamlessly integrate into your life, enhancing daily tasks and experiences, even if your sight is limited."Double Tap" is a registered trademark of Double Tap Productions Inc. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Discover how blind developer Jakob Rosen made the Artemis II mission accessible to thousands with a live data dashboard, audio radar, and AI-powered tools—bringing space exploration closer than ever. [Sponsor] This episode is supported by Pneuma Solutions. Creators of accessible tools like Remote Incident Manager and Scribe. Get $20 off with code dt20 at https://pneumasolutions.com/ and enter to win a free subscription at doubletaponair.com/subscribe! In this episode of Double Tap, Steven Scott and Shaun Preece dive into the world of accessible space exploration. They discuss Jakob Rosin's innovative approach to tracking NASA's Artemis II mission for blind and low-vision users. Using AI and vibe coding, Rosin built a real-time dashboard that converts complex visual mission data—speed, distance, orbital position—into a fully accessible experience, complete with an audio radar that lets listeners “hear” the spacecraft's journey from Earth to the Moon. The conversation explores how small, community-driven solutions like Rosen's can fill accessibility gaps left by major tech companies. The hosts also discuss the rise of vibe coding, AI-driven development, Apple App Store submission surges, and the ongoing struggle to hold tech companies accountable for accessibility. Relevant Links Jakob Rosen's Artemis II Dashboard: https://artemis.jakobrosin.com NASA Artemis II Mission: https://www.nasa.gov/specials/artemis-ii ----Follow on:YouTube: https://www.doubletaponair.com/youtubeX (formerly Twitter): https://www.doubletaponair.com/xInstagram: https://www.doubletaponair.com/instagramTikTok: https://www.doubletaponair.com/tiktokThreads: https://www.doubletaponair.com/threadsFacebook: https://www.doubletaponair.com/facebookLinkedIn: https://www.doubletaponair.com/linkedin Subscribe to the Podcast:Apple: https://www.doubletaponair.com/appleSpotify: https://www.doubletaponair.com/spotifyRSS: https://www.doubletaponair.com/podcastiHeadRadio: https://www.doubletaponair.com/iheart About Double TapHosted by the insightful duo, Steven Scott and Shaun Preece, Double Tap is a treasure trove of information for anyone who's blind or partially sighted and has a passion for tech. Steven and Shaun not only demystify tech, but they also regularly feature interviews and welcome guests from the community, fostering an interactive and engaging environment. Tune in every day of the week, and you'll discover how technology can seamlessly integrate into your life, enhancing daily tasks and experiences, even if your sight is limited."Double Tap" is a registered trademark of Double Tap Productions Inc. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

NASA photo art002e009057, 4 April 2026 Published 6 April 2026 e549 with Andy, Michael and Michael – boldly go into a deep set of space discussions featuring Artemis II, ways to keep track of the historic flight, COTS software and hardware aboard the spacecraft, Bernie Sanders conversation with Claude, TU Wien's mini QR code and a whole lot more! Andy, Michael and Michael boldly go into a deep set of space discussions focusing on the launch of Artemis II.  Mission Control starts off with the Artemis II Tracker built by Jakob Rosin for Jakob Rosin, and as he says, every other space nerd who stayed up for launch night.  The tracker is a fantastic assembly of data related to the mission, and is well worth bookmarking to keep up to speed on the progress of the astronauts as they approach the Moon and make their return journey to Earth.   Andy, Michael and Michael take a look at an article describing how COTS (commercial, off the shelf) technology are used in space missions, and the steps needed to ensure such technologies are appropriate for the mission.  It is no surprise that iPhone use aboard Artemis II caught the co-hosts' attention, and after recording the episode, they found even more insight on how the iPhone 17 Pro Max was cleared for use. Another COTS technology used aboard the spacecraft was email – and also needed some glitches to be resolved. Other interesting stories came from the Gizmodo article, such as the pre-launch card game which continues until the mission commander loses, and the challenges with the Universal Waste Management System that were initially resolved in Earth orbit, through another issue surfaced later in the voyage with the vent line.  At time of this writing, all systems to go with the Universal Waste Management System were rated as ‘go'.  The Moon plush named Rise, which acts as a zero gravity indicator, was designed by a second grader named Lucas Ye. In the non-space portion of the episode, the team discusses browsergate, Bernie Sanders' conversation with Claude and a mini QR code from the TU Wein that could help store up to 2TB of data on an A4 sized page! Wrapping up the episode, Andy shares his contact information through his aggregation site of andypiper.me  Do you think that the orange color of the iPhone 17 Pro Max matched the uniform color of the Artemis crew?  Have you placed your order for a copy of Rise?  Have your bots

"Digitunnil" on külas Tarijakaitse ja Tehnilise Järelvalve Ameti digiligipääsetavuse ekspert Hanna Rattasepp ja ligipääsuke.ee ligipääsetavuse konsultant Jakob Rosin, kellega lahkame riiklike veebirakenduste ligipääsetavuse teemat ja räägime ligipääsetavusest ka laiemalt. USA sõjaministeerium kandis Anthropicu musta nimekirja, kuna nad polnud nõus andma oma AI lahendusi autonoomsete tapamasinate tootmiseks. Teised andsid. Lastele mõeldud videoplönn mõjub nende vaimsele tervisele halvasti. Üks mees sai võimu tuhandete robottolmuimejate üle. Samsungi uued telefonid. Kas telefonikaamera pilti saab usaldada? Stuudios on Mait Tafenau ja Andrus Raudsalu.

This recording, made in 2024 on the beach of Kõruse village in Saaremaa, Estonia, captures an unfiltered moment of nature in spring, when bird activity is at its peak. Being totally blind recordist, I have always been fascinated by sounds—I call it the blind photography. While others take pictures, I take recordings, and my goal was to capture nature as authentically as possible. Late in the evening, I set up my rig and left the recorder alone on the beach, allowing the landscape to unfold on its own terms.  The result is a rich, immersive soundscape: a duck bursts from the sea on the right, quacking intensely as it flies past the microphones, followed closely by another in pursuit. In the background, a chorus of birds fills the air, their calls resonating against the deep natural reverb of the forest behind.  The remote and untouched character of the location creates a distinctive acoustic atmosphere, where the interplay of coastal and woodland environments adds depth and movement to the sound. Free from human interference, this recording preserves a sonic snapshot of Estonia's coastal wilderness. Recorded by Jakob Rosin.

In this episode of the Double Tap AMI-audio podcast, hosts Steven Scott and Shaun Preece revisit Vienna's Zero Project conference and explore exclusive nuggets from the event. They interview various individuals, including Rama from the Royal College of Art in London, who highlights the importance of inclusive and accessible design. They also speak with Celestine from Nairobi, Kenya, who discusses the challenges members of the disability community face in Africa and the need for greater awareness and accessibility. The hosts also chat with Jakob from Estonia, who represents Sparrow Access, an organization involved in accessibility consulting and advocacy work for the blind and partially sighted. Jakob shares the unique challenges and innovations in digital government services in Estonia and emphasizes the importance of community and international collaboration in promoting accessibility and inclusivity. Throughout the episode, the hosts discuss the need for a global conversation on accessibility, share anecdotes from their interviews, and highlight the impact of innovative and inclusive design on the lives of members of the disability community. The episode sheds light on the unique challenges faced in different countries and the ongoing efforts to create inclusive and accessible environments for all individuals.

In this episode of Double Tap, hosts Steven Scott and Shaun Preece dive into various topics, including the latest Android 15 updates, the buzz around AI, web accessibility, and the quirky challenges of modern smart home devices. They discuss the news that NVDA has received a major funding boost of $10,000 from Microsoft, as well as the news that Android 15 will have a new feature to help people who are blind use the fingerprint unlock on phones where the sensor is underneath the screen. Plus there's chat about Limitless AI, who have just announced a new hardware device aimed at helping you remember what's happened through your day. In the second half of the show, guest Jakob Rosin from Estonia joins the guys to discuss the pitfalls of relying too heavily on AI for web accessibility. He critiques web overlays that promise to make sites accessible but often fall short, emphasizing the need for human oversight in accessibility efforts. Rosin's insights highlight the importance of genuine commitment to accessibility, beyond superficial tech solutions. Keep in touch by emailing us feedback@doubletaponair.com or call 1-877-803-4567 and leave us a voicemail. You can also find us on social media.

Erivajadustega inimeste töökohti on seni garanteerinud osalt euroraha. Nüüd hakkavad rahakraanid sulguma ja põgenike tõttu niigi üha pingelisem tööturg võib paljud seni rakendatud inimesed päris tööta jätta. Olukorda ja väljavaateid kirjeldavad kell 8.20 Eesti Puuetega Inimeste Koja tegevjuht Maarja Krais-Leosk ja Eesti Pimedate Liidu juhatuse esimees Jakob Rosin.

Mis on "varjatud" puue ja kui palju inimesi on sellega silmitsi? Kuidas teha fotonäitust võimalikult ligipääsetavaks? Selle episoodi külaline on EPIKoja ligipääsetavuse peaspetsialist Mari Puuram. Saatejuht on Jakob Rosin.  Vaata fotonäitust "Puue ei ole alati silmaga nähtav" veebist:  https://epikoda.ee/varjatud

Rahvusvahelise projekti SENsationalSTEM eestvedaja Meelis Joost räägib meie igakuises taskuhäälingu saates, kuidas hariduslike erivajadustega õpilased Eestist käisid novembrikuus Helsingi Haaga-Heelia Ülikoolis õpilasfirmasid looma. SENsationalSTEM projekti eesmärk on aidata andekatel erivajadustega noortel leida oma koht ühiskonnas, alustada ettevõtlusega ning koostööd partnerriikide noortega leida oma võimetele vastav ning oskusi toetav tegevus. Projekti partnerid on Eesti Puuetega Inimeste Koda; SUSTENTO Läti puuetega inimeste katusorganisatsioon; Haaga-Helia rakenduskõrgkool Helsingis ning SA Eesti Agrenska Fond. Loe lisa projekti koduleheküljelt: https://sensationalstem.eu/ Podcasti saatejuht on Jakob Rosin. 

Reispass rändab sel korral kõrvaklapid peas koos loodushelide salvestaja George Vlad-iga.

Reispass rändab sel korral kõrvaklapid peas koos loodushelide salvestaja George Vlad-iga.

August on sissejuhatuv kuu enne kooliaasta algust. Millega peab arvestama erivajadustega tudeng kõrghariduse omandamisel? Millised on võimalused saada rahaline ja muu toetus? Sellest vestlevad saatejuht Jakob Rosin ning EPIKoja peaspetsialist Vladislav Veližanin.  Informatsioon erivajadustega üliõpilastele. Tallinna Ülikool: https://www.tlu.ee/erivajadusega-oppija-noustamine/informatsioon-erivajadustega-uliopilastele Tartu Ülikool: https://www.ut.ee/et/noustamine/erivajadused TalTech: https://taltech.ee/erivajadustega-tudengite-noustamine Stipendium erivajadustega tudengile: https://harno.ee/erivajadusega-uliopilaste-stipendium

Mis tegelikult toimub EPIKoja nõustamisteenuse raames? Saladuskatet kergitab EPIKoja taskuhäälingu saatejuht Jakob Rosin koos nõustaja Kristi Rekandi ning nõustamisteenuse kliendi Kerti Kollom-Seidelbergiga. Elu mõne erivajadusega ei ole just lihtne mitte ainult seepärast, et meid ümbritsev maailm ei kipu kõige ligipääsetavam olema, vaid ka seepärast, et meie teele on püstitatud terve kadalipp bürokraatilisi takistusi. Kuidas selles juriidilises maailmas orienteeruda ning kuidas probleeme lahendada, kui ise ei saa hakkama? EPIKoda pakub tasuta nõustamisteenust töövõime või puude raskusastme hindamist taotlevatele isikutele ja nende seaduslikele esindajatele. Nõustamisteenuse eesmärk on tagada täiendav ja sõltumatu tugisüsteem abivajajatele. Nõustamine toimub ainult eelregistreerimise alusel, soovijatel palume helistada 671 5909 või saata e-kiri aadressile noustaja@epikoda.ee Rohkem infot: https://epikoda.ee/mida-me-teeme/noustamine/noustamine-toovoime-voi-puude-raskusastme-hindamise-taotlejatele

Märtsikuu on toonud EPIKoja lauale suuremat teemat, milleks on Eesti puuetega inimeste konventsiooni täitmise raporti kaitsmine ÜRO-s. Teemat arutlevad saatejuht Jakob Rosin ning EPIKoja tegevjuht Anneli Habicht.  Rohkem infot ÜRO raporti kaitsmise kohta: https://epikoda.ee/uudised/eesti-riik-annab-uro-le-aru-puuetega-inimeste-oiguste-tagamisest

Räägime uues taskuhäälingu episoodis ligipääsetavuse rakkerühma juhi Keit Partsi ja ligipääsetavuse rakkerühma riikliku korralduse teemarühma juhi Hendrik Mändiga.   Ligipääsetavuse rakkerühma ülesanne on esitada 2021. aasta suveks ettepanekud Eesti valitsusele, mis võimaldavad luua lähikümnendil kõikidele inimestele ligipääsetavama ühiskonna. EPIKoda on üks rakkerühma liikmetest, koostöös riigasutuste ja kolmanda sektori organisatsioonidega töötame selle nimel, et ligipääsetavus saaks kõikide eluvaldkondade loomulikuks osaks.   Vaatame tagasi ka tänavuaastasele ülemaailmsele puuetega inimeste päevale, mida tähistasime infokampaaniaga "Terve elu eriolukorras". Kampaania ettevalmistamisest ja läbiviimisest räägib EPIKoja peaspetsialist Vladislav Veližanin. Saatejuht on Jakob Rosin.

Koroonaviirusest põhjustatud eriolukord on toonud Eestis kaasa segadust mitmel rindel, seda ka puuetega inimeste seas. Räägime probleemidest ning pakutavatest lahendustest Eesti Puuetega Inimeste Koja tegevjuhi Anneli Habichtiga. Suundume ka koroonaviiruse puhangu ühte tulipunkti, Saaremaale ning uurime Saaremaa Puuetega Inimeste Koja juhilt, Veronika Allaselt, kuidas elu saarel kulgeb. Saatejuht on Jakob Rosin www.epikoda.ee Montaaž ning intervjuud: Jakob Rosin Muusika: Andre Louis:

Eesti Vabariigi 102.

Eesti Vabariigi 102.

Miks peaks minema reisile, kaamera või telefon silma külge kleebitud ja instagram huugamas? Mida inimene kogeb ja veelgi tähtsam, millest kõigest ta küll ilma jääb? Reispass'i saatekülaline Romet Vaino viib asjad järgmisele tasemele. Tema lülitas telefoni üldse välja ja läks neljaks päevaks rappa elama.

Miks peaks minema reisile, kaamera või telefon silma külge kleebitud ja instagram huugamas? Mida inimene kogeb ja veelgi tähtsam, millest kõigest ta küll ilma jääb? Reispass'i saatekülaline Romet Vaino viib asjad järgmisele tasemele. Tema lülitas telefoni üldse välja ja läks neljaks päevaks rappa elama.

Eestil on lootust saada maailma internetiühenduse kiiruste edetabelis ettepoole, sest meil laiendatakse nobedalt valguskaablil põhinevat internetiühenduse võrku. Räägime saates Elektrileviga, kes toob võrgu koju riigi toel sinna, kuhu erafirmad ei too, ja Elisaga, kes aktiivselt vana võrgu asemel kodudesse fiibrit veab. Miks seda vaja on ja kuhu välja jõuame? Saate teemad: Android 10 on väljas Huawei tegi vanale telefonile uue tarkvara saamiseks nipika USB4 on tulekul Mida oodata Apple'i tooteesitluselt Paljuga valguskaabli koju saab ning mis sellega teha Saatejuht Hans Lõugas, külas Jakob Rosin, Oliver Roos Elektrilevist ja Toomas Polli Elisast.

Eestil on lootust saada maailma internetiühenduse kiiruste edetabelis ettepoole, sest meil laiendatakse nobedalt valguskaablil põhinevat internetiühenduse võrku. Räägime saates Elektrileviga, kes toob võrgu koju riigi toel sinna, kuhu erafirmad ei too, ja Elisaga, kes aktiivselt vana võrgu asemel kodudesse fiibrit veab. Miks seda vaja on ja kuhu välja jõuame? Saate teemad: Android 10 on väljas Huawei tegi vanale telefonile uue tarkvara saamiseks nipika USB4 on tulekul Mida oodata Apple'i tooteesitluselt Paljuga valguskaabli koju saab ning mis sellega teha Saatejuht Hans Lõugas, külas Jakob Rosin, Oliver Roos Elektrilevist ja Toomas Polli Elisast.

Jakob Rosin, Katriin Tralla & Katrin Aarma

Jakob Rosin, Katriin Tralla & Katrin Aarma

Jakob Rosin, Katriin Tralla & Katrin Aarma

Jakob Rosin, Katriin Tralla & Katrin Aarma

Jakob Rosin, Katriin Tralla & Kristina Mägi

Jakob Rosin, Katriin Tralla & Kristina Mägi

Jakob Rosin, Katriin Tralla & Kristina Mägi

Jakob Rosin, Katriin Tralla & Kristina Mägi

Jakob Rosin, Katriin Tralla & Kristina Mägi

Jakob Rosin, Katriin Tralla & Kristina Mägi

Jakob Rosin, Katriin Tralla & Kristina Mägi

Jakob Rosin, Katriin Tralla & Kristina Mägi

Intervjuu Tartu linnamuuseumi haridusprogrammi kuraator Ants Siim'uga ühikate ajaloost Tartu linnamuuseumi haridusprogrammi kuraator Ants Siim räägib sellist, millised tartu ühiselamud kunagi välja nägid ja milline on nende ajalugu Saatejuhid on Jakob Rosin ja Katriin Tralla

Tänases Autotunnis on külas Jakob Rosin, kes selgitab meile, kuidas tajub liiklust inimene, kes ei näe. Saate teemad: Škoda näitas uut (hitt)mudelit Mida teha, kui robot tahab üle tee minna? Tallinn katsetab tarkust täis kõnniteid Maanteeamet külvas paanikat ja tegi seda õigesti Tammsaare teel läheb autodel hästi, aga jalakäijatel ikka veel mitte Porsche elektriautot tahab liiga palju inimesi Proovisõidus on Chrysler Pacifica pistikhübriid. Kas 63 000 eurot maksev poolelektriline Ameerika väikebuss on asi, mida me võiks tahta? Saatejuhid Tarmo Tähepõld ja Hans Lõugas uudisteportaalist Geenius.ee.