Virtual Cable and the University of Murcia have been recognized in the 17th edition of the @aslan Awards for Digitalization in Public Administrations for the new features of the EVITA 3.0 project. This recognition highlights the contribution of the UDS Enterprise developer to technological accessibility for people with disabilities in the university environment, in addition to promoting inclusive digitalization and equal opportunities.
EVITA 3.0 boosts digital accessibility in universities with facial recognition
EVITA 3.0, based on Virtual Cable’s digital workspace solution, has been awarded in the Workplace category thanks to its ability to eliminate barriers for people with disabilities. Its innovative biometric authentication system with artificial intelligence enables secure and easy access to digital environments through facial recognition, which is particularly beneficial for users with visual or motor disabilities.
The solution also integrates advanced tools such as the Jaws screen reader, ZoomText for magnification and narration, an on-screen keyboard, a DRM-enabled document reader, and an optical character recognition system. These features reinforce Virtual Cable and the University of Murcia’s commitment to accessible and equitable education.
Virtual Cable and the University of Murcia’s commitment to digital inclusion and educational innovation
“This award recognizes our team’s efforts and dedication to helping our clients develop innovative solutions that facilitate technological accessibility. At Virtual Cable, we firmly believe in the power of technology to eliminate barriers and create inclusive digital environments for all,” said Félix Casado, CEO of Virtual Cable.
Miguel Ángel García Lax, head of the Department of Applied Information and Communication Technologies at the University of Murcia (ÁTICA), highlighted: “EVITA 3.0 represents a great advance in digital accessibility and demonstrates how collaboration between the educational and technological sectors can generate real and effective solutions for inclusion. We are very proud of this recognition and of the positive impact it has among our students and university staff, reinforcing the corporate social responsibility of our university, generating a very positive impact in supporting and contributing value to our society.”
The @aslan Awards, with the support of more than 220 technological partners and more than 5,000 voting participants, are a benchmark in the recognition of innovation in the public sector. Since their creation, they have highlighted more than 600 projects and have had the participation of more than 150 organizations, consolidating themselves as a key platform for administrative digitalization.
With this award, Virtual Cable reaffirms its position as a leader in workplace virtualization and accessible digitalization solutions, contributing to a technological transformation that benefits both the education sector and other areas seeking to create more inclusive digital environments.
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