Frequently Asked Questions

It is mainly designed for individuals with visual impairments,but anyone who needs text-to-audio support can benefit from it.

ReVision Africa is an AI-powered assistive technology designed to help visually impaired individuals access written information instantly.

It is mainly designed for individuals with visual impairments, but anyone who needs text-to-audio support can benefit from it.

You can visit our website or contact the team through contact form on the website.

You can contact ReVision Africa through:

Website: www.revisionafrica.com

Phone: +267 7799 1273

The main goal is to increase equitable access, meaningful participation, sustained retention, and successful completion of education for learners with visual impairments across Botswana.

It scans printed or written text, converts it into audio, and helps users understand the information independently.

ReVision Africa can be downloaded from the Google Play Store for Android devices, and through the Progressive Web App for iOS. The buttons to do so are in the navbar

The app is available for Android smartphones.

It scans printed or written text, converts it into audio, and helps users understand the information independently.

ReVision Africa can be downloaded from the Google Play Store for Android devices, and through the Progressive Web App for iOS at https://revisionafrica.com/pwa/.

It can scan books, documents, signs, labels, menus, notes, and other printed materials.

Yes, it is built to be user-friendly and accessible for people of all ages.

Yes, ReVision Africa works both offline and online, allowing users to access key features with or without an internet connection.

ReVision Africa currently supports English only, with plans for future language expansion.

It is available on smartphones or other smart devices, depending on the product format.

Assistive technology can convert text to speech, improve access to reading materials, and support independent learning.

ReVision Africa offers monthly subscription options ranging from P50 to P200, depending on the package selected.

Equitable access ensures that learners with visual impairments have the same opportunities to learn and succeed as their peers.

Yes, NGOs, schools, and governments can partner for deployment and training.

Learners with visual impairments, educators, schools, families, and communities across Botswana benefit from the initiative.

It addresses systemic barriers such as limited access to learning materials, lack of assistive technologies, and insufficient specialized support.

By creating inclusive environments and providing tools that help learners stay engaged and continue their education.

It means helping students with visual impairments graduate and achieve their academic goals.

These are schools and classrooms designed to support all learners, regardless of disability, with equal participation.

Botswana is the target area where ReVision Africa aims to create meaningful impact for visually impaired learners.

Yes, teachers can use the tools and support systems to better assist students with visual impairments.

It gives learners tools to access information, complete schoolwork, and participate without always relying on others.

It can improve education outcomes, employment opportunities, confidence, and social inclusion for visually impaired learners.

Schools can adopt inclusive practices, use assistive technology, and partner with ReVision Africa.

Specialized support helps meet the unique learning needs of students with visual impairments.