L'Oréal's disability-inclusion program includes AI/robotics-assisted “precision beauty devices” (e.g., HAPTA) designed for people with limited hand mobility or motor disabilities.

Uses AI to describe the world through a smartphone camera by reading text, identifying objects, products and currency, and describing scenes for people who are blind or have low vision.

AI-powered American Sign Language translation enables real-time, two-way communication between Deaf and hearing individuals. Built over nine years using one of the world's largest ASL datasets.

AI-generated image descriptions help screen reader users better understand visual content, expanding digital accessibility for blind users.

GPS-free AI navigation helps blind and low-vision travelers navigate transit systems independently, including the entire Washington Metro network (98 stations and more than 11,000 bus stops).

AI-powered captioning glasses display real-time subtitles without requiring a phone or cloud connection, helping people with hearing loss participate more naturally in conversations while preserving privacy.