NaviLens Revolutionizes Digital Accessibility with the Release of Accessible QR Codes

NaviLens, a Spanish company, has innovated digital accessibility with its Accessible QR Codes. 

These codes are easily readable by both the general public and visually handicapped individuals, as indicated by their vibrantly colored frames. 

They may be read on the go, from a distance of up to five meters, and a broad viewing angle. 

They also provide instant access to links, documents, and web pages.

The company's CEO and creator, Javier Pita, has underlined that the goal of these codes is to make the QR code simpler for all users and more accessible to people who are blind or have impaired eyesight. 

Many individuals and companies can benefit from the free and automatic generation of the Accessible QR Codes.

NaviLens Accessible QR Codes

The Anti QRishing Protection, which prevents harmful changes and fraudulent usage, is one of the most important aspects. 

The NaviLens technology, which is already in use in many locations worldwide, is compatible with the NaviLens and NaviLens GO apps and contains codes for transportation and places of interest.

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