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Our co-founder, Kartik Sawhney, was invited to deliver sessions at the ARC Learning Program hosted by The ARC at IIT Madras, a leading initiative driving research and innovation in accessibility and inclusion.

The ARC (Accessibility Research Collective) brings together experts, academics, and innovators to co-create inclusive technologies and build a more accessible world. As part of the learning program, Kartik led engaging sessions on the intersection of AI and accessibility, sharing I-Stem’s experience in building solutions like Nclude.

His sessions emphasized the importance of centering user needs, adopting ethical AI practices, and collaborating across disciplines to scale impact. Faculty and researchers at IIT Madras found the sessions deeply insightful, gaining practical perspectives on applying AI for accessibility and inclusive innovation.