Rayo is a co-pilot for accessible web browsing, offering a personalized and fun web browsing experience.

Rayo

We are Rayo, world’s first and only co-pilot to make web browsing easy for all.

Born inside the world's most active startup generator Antler, Rayo is an impact startup to make the online world more inclusive to millions of people with disabilities.

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When I worked on my first startup in late 2022, uncertainty loomed large—I had no clue where to start. Yet, driven by determination, I embraced the journey with these thoughts:
💭 Learning from smarter people will fuel my growth tremendously.
💭 The novelty of building a startup promised invaluable experiences.
💭 Impacting the world and creating lasting memories became my motto.

Fast forward a year filled with change—I recently presented Rayo at Collision Conf, North America's premier tech conference! 🌟 As the only startup from Vietnam presenting at the Future of Work showcase, I'm grateful for this opportunity. Meeting visionary founders and potential partners, sharing ideas, forging connections, and learning from tech's brightest has been exhilarating. Seeing my idols on stage such as Geoffrey Hinton, Jeff Shiner, and Vinod Khosla sparked the urge to steal them off the stage for souvenir photos and signatures 😆 

It's been a huge pleasure meeting folks like Nabeel Ramji Ausma Malik Jee Ho Kevin John Mozayani Julia Da Silva Caroline Causey H. Ricardo Moreno Megan Geyer Ashok Krish David Lai Marcelle Soldá Sarah Urbanski Vrinda Rungta Vijesh Vijayan Svitlana Haidaichuk AAYON JEONG Cotapher Mitra Kanuri Mehdi Zeinali Nujhat Bashir Patrick Waldo Ivanni Tayabas ♾. Idas Levato Krupal Agravat Greg Maleszyk Reza Rostami Namin Alizah Zaidi Alireza Sharifi, PhD, CISSP Sugandha S. Riley Muir Jason Widjaja Eniife Elebute 

Looking forward to chatting more with Minesh Perera. Wish I had more time getting to know Fatima Sultan and her partner in crime (not every day do I get to encounter superstar teenage entrepreneurs 🌟)

Despite uncertainties, I eagerly anticipate what's next! 🌐 
#Collision2024 #FutureOfWork #StartupJourney #Rayo #WebAccessibilityForAll

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Who's in for the Collision Conf 2024? 👋 

We are thrilled to announce that Rayo has been selected as one of the exhibitors and Startup Showcase at Collision 2024, one of North America's top tech events! 

Join us at stand number A112 at Enercare Centre in Toronto. We can't wait to meet you there! 🌟

#Collision2024 #TechInnovation #Rayo #WebAccessibilityForAll

🚀 Breaking barriers for a more inclusive online world!

Meet Rayo, the #AI copilot developed by Tran Khanh Dung, founder of a woman-led #tech startup that is transforming #digital accessibility. Rayo empowers individuals with disabilities to navigate the web confidently, boosting productivity and promoting independence. And it's not just about #accessibility - it's about driving #innovation from diverse perspectives. 

Check out her full story here: https://buff.ly/3Qq0Kyk 

More on #disability, #intersectionality and women-led #entrepreneurship at the #FeministFinanceForum that kicks off next week! 

Register here: https://lnkd.in/d-WNF9vF 

#FFF2024

Moments Matter - The latest campaign from the Department for Education (DfE) on school attendance just illustrates that they simply have no idea. Worse than that, it's insulting. Insulting to every SEND Parent Carer and their children. To those families that struggle day in, day out.

We have two children, one son formally diagnosed as autistic (PDA) with anxiety, OCD, insomnia, hypochondria and long-covid. Our other son has undiagnosed ADHD and certainly has a PDA profile. He's recently been talking about perhaps being autistic.

Both struggled at school, often for different reasons. One is superficially sociable but often in trouble, the other much more reserved. They were both masking. Masking to try and fit in an environment that did not suit them, did not meet their needs and ultimately failed them.

I'm conscious that when I speak about mental health, I am quite open. This is because I have found talking about it protects me. Often, the topics can be sensitive to people, and I mean no offence. I am not seeking a shock factor reaction when I choose my words.

In the past, I have experienced suicidal ideation, self-harm and intrusive thoughts, and I live with anxiety and depression every day. I know to take it seriously when anyone tells you that they are feeling like hurting themselves or taking their own life.

So when you hear those words from your children, your heart breaks, you want to scream in terror, your mind can't fathom this pain. Both of our boys have expressed feelings like these, and like me, live with challenges every day. But we look out for each other.

Why do I mention this? Why am I telling you about my and my kid's struggles with mental health? How is this connected to this campaign? It's because we are not unique. There are thousands of families with similar situations who struggle every day with 'hidden disabilities'.

It's these realities that the DfE insult with the 'Moments Matter' campaign, showing their wilful ignorance of the life of a SEND family. Yes, there is an increase in children with SEND, but more importantly, there is an increase in children not getting their SEND needs met!

Children are struggling because of failures in mental health services, diagnostic pathways and national needs emerging (post-COVID) not being addressed. It's time the DfE took the time to understand the real issues instead of plucking ideas from the pick-and-mix policy selection!

If you want to see this matter dealt with and the 'Moments Matter' campaign abolished, follow the link below to find out how.

https://lnkd.in/ehnukDvN

Forbes shares Africa is about to have its ADA moment. The new legislation will assist in creating greater equity for the 80 million people living in Africa who have a disability.  This will also help eliminate long held cultural beliefs about people with disabilities.
Gus Alexiou |
#DisabilityRights #DisabilityInclusion #DisabledAndCapable
https://lnkd.in/eYK-MJ_F

"Those interested can sign up online (see link in article)

Funded by Big Tech companies Amazon, Apple, Google, Meta, and Microsoft, the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign aims to train voice recognition technologies to understand people with diverse speech patterns and disabilities. The project is also recruiting adults with Parkinson’s disease, Down syndrome, cerebral palsy, and amyotrophic lateral sclerosis."

It's wonderful seeing this really start to make progress. Now we need to start found though in other languages...

#a11y #accessibility

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