At Digital Scribbler, we’re on a mission to redefine what’s possible in technology.
Through R&D and behavioral innovations, we hope to fill a critical gap in inclusive technology—an area often overlooked by larger companies. Our work combines compassion with top-tier talent from the Bay Area, ensuring that innovation meets real-world needs.
On our recent “Tech Day” visit to Hope Technology School, we showcased two exciting projects that are already making a difference: Quick Talk AI and Meta Rayban Glasses.
Quick Talk AI leverages artificial intelligence to help non-verbal individuals and those with limited speech communicate more effectively. From fun character voices to multiple response options, it’s all about making communication accessible, seamless, and enjoyable.
And then there’s Meta Rayban Glasses—technology that reads text aloud, helping students with dyslexia or other reading challenges thrive in the classroom.
The students told us how intuitive these tools were and even shared feedback to make them better. From communicating with the non verbal to translating languages, they saw endless possibilities.
We’re excited for future plans to develop and introduce more inclusive technology with the students at Hope Technology School, continuing our mission to empower and inspire through innovation.
We had the privilege of joining innovators, educators, entrepreneurs, policy makers, and learners at Stanford University
At our recent “Tech Day” at Hope Technology School, we presented two exciting projects that are already making a meaningful impact.
A strategic framework for overcoming human limits through technology.
