Inclusive Cabin Technology

Accessibility in the aircraft cabin isn’t only about physical access. It’s also about how passengers interact with it.

Passengers don’t all see, hear, or interact the same way.

Our approach to cabin accessibility

The most accessible interface already exists.
The passenger’s own device.

Access-IQ leverages the devices passengers already use every day — their smartphone and smartwatch. Already configured to their needs: text size, voice, color filters, assistive technology, language, and habits.

Smartwatch showing seat controls with three phones screenshots one after the other: showing voice command, seat controls in English and seat controls in Japanese

What becomes possible with Access-IQ?

Vision

A blind or visually impaired passenger can control their seat and cabin environment. With full autonomy. Using the assistive technology they already rely on every day.

Mobile interface displaying controls for seat and cabin features, including buttons for lighting, presets, and adjustments, designed for interaction through a personal device via screen reader.

Aircraft announcement converted into clear, structured text on a personal device screen, allowing passengers to read and understand spoken information.

Hearing

Every PA announcement becomes readable, understandable, and delivered directly to the passenger. At their pace, in their language.

Privacy and Communication

Help right in the passenger's hands. Whether through a call button or a discreet private message to the crew. Allowing anticipation and privacy. All translated in both the passenger's and crew's language.

Mobile interface showing a passenger sending a message requesting assistance to reach the lavatory, with a confirmation reply from the flight crew indicating the request has been received.

Aircraft seat control interface displayed in Chinese, with buttons for reading light, ambient light, and settings, illustrating how language can make cabin controls difficult to understand.

Languages

Every icon is labeled, every interaction in the passenger's own language. Spoken and written.

Vision

A blind or visually impaired passenger can control their seat and cabin environment. With full autonomy. Using the assistive technology they already rely on every day.

Hearing

Every PA announcement becomes readable, understandable, and delivered directly to the passenger. At their pace, in their language.

Privacy and Communication

Languages

Every icon is labeled, every interaction in the passenger's own language. Spoken and written.

Fleet wide standardization

For New and In-Service Cabins

Our hardware and software system connects alongside existing cabin and seat electronics. Providing an accessibility layer for new cabin programs and aircraft already flying today.

Designed for certified aircraft environments

Airbus • Boeing • DO-178C • DO-254 • DO-326A

Meet us at AIX26 - Hamburg
at UNUM STAND 6B30, HALL B6

What you see here is only the outcome. There’s more. Request more info or a private demo at AIX26 to see how it works and integrates with your cabin.

The Founders

Andrew Perl

35 years in custom aircraft seating. Specializing in Airbus and Boeing wide body and narrow body projects for Head of State, government, military and corporate operation.

Amine Brizini

Over a decade of aerospace experience. Specializing in premium cabin software and electronic systems: seat actuation, lighting, IFE- CMS and passenger control systems.

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