![]() ![]() “He said that while it was pretty rudimentary and not much at the moment, it was still better than what they had. “I was always making people aware of what I was doing, and pretty soon after we started, we were contacted by a person in Slovakia, saying ‘I want to translate your screen reader into Slovakian’,” Curran said. He recalls some scepticism about the project within the blind community, even a little initial scepticism from Teh.īut it all changed when Curran received a message from, of all places, Slovakia. Fast forward a decade or so from the initial meeting at music camp, and Teh was working with a network security company in Brisbane while Curran was finishing off study in Melbourne.īut the late-night dreams and aspirations they had shared kept coming back to Curran, so he deferred his course at Monash University and started working on accessible NVDA software.
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