Accessibility technology expanded to community centre
Vaughan installs Innovative Path System for people with vision loss
The City of Vaughan unveiled an Innovative Path System (IPS) at the Chancellor Community Centre that will help advance accessibility measures at the facility for people who are living with vision loss. The City was the first organization in Canada to implement the IPS, which launched at Vaughan City Hall in 2015. Designed and created by Italian-Canadian company TaLav Systems Inc., the IPS was first introduced to the City of Vaughan through an in-bound trade mission from Italy in 2013.
The City of Vaughan unveiled an Innovative Path System (IPS) at the Chancellor Community Centre that will help advance accessibility measures at the facility for people who are living with vision loss. The City was the first organization in Canada to implement the IPS, which launched at Vaughan City Hall in 2015. Designed and created by Italian-Canadian company TaLav Systems Inc., the IPS was first introduced to the City of Vaughan through an in-bound trade mission from Italy in 2013.