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We work with inventors regularly to help them flesh out their ideas to the point where they have products ready for manufacture. So, if you have a product idea, we’d love to hear from you.
When we develop products, it’s always good to hear from the people who use them so we can make sure we’re hitting our mark. And because our egos are (mostly) in check, we like to collaborate with other inventors to help them get their products ready for market. It’s all just part of our mission to make the world a more accessible place where people with vision loss and multiple disabilities can lead the most independent and productive lives possible. Keep reading to see how you can get involved.

As a product tester, you’ll be providing a great service to not just us, but to the entire community with vision loss by making sure our designs are not only useful, but easy-to-use. All you need to do is qualify and we’ll get in touch with some instruction and some products to test.
APH is testing a new long white cane designed for K-12 students. O&M Specialists who are available to test in late April through mid-May are encouraged to complete the application form below by Monday, April 13th, 2026.
Long White Cane Evaluator Application: https://greatquestion.co/american-printing-house/fkg10tdx
APH will be field testing CViConnect-APH, an advanced version of the original CViConnect iPad app that offers visually accessible activities based on existing APH products. Participating field testers MUST HAVE access to an iPad running iPadOS 18.7.2. The deadline to submit the form to confirm your interest is Friday, April 10, 2026. https://greatquestion.co/american-printing-house/757x1ij7
Are you interested in testing upcoming products? As part of our vision to make the world a more accessible place, we want to hear your insights to better design innovative products and services for lifelong success and to provide the best possible solutions for challenges that arise in the classroom and beyond.
Even if you have participated in a field test or shared your contact information in the past, please update our records by filling out a new copy of the APH Field Tester Form.
Surveys help inform us of the greatest needs in the community so we can gear our efforts on making sure those needs are met. Select the button below to learn about our latest survey.
Each year, APH selects one research focus area to guide future product development. This year’s focus is Low Vision Technology—and we want to hear directly from the people who use it and support its use.
Who we’re inviting:
We invite you to share what technology actually works, what’s missing, and what needs improvement.
Your feedback will directly inform how APH develops new low vision products and enhances existing ones—from early childhood through adulthood.
Take the survey today:
Your experience matters—and it will shape what comes next.
Questions? Contact Lee Huffman (lhuffman@aph.org)
APH is considering updates for the Symbols and Meanings Guidebook, and we need your feedback. Please take a few minutes to complete this SAM Guidebook questionnaire to help make Symbols and Meanings the best it can be.
If you have any questions or concerns, contact Heather Spence at hspence@aph.org.
Help APH improve the Functional Vision Learning Media Assessment (FVLMA) Kit and tool kit NEWT.
Explore our current focus group opportunities. Your participation helps!
Help us preserve the legacy of Blind Musicians! Do you know of a blind musician who should be included in the Blind Musicians Collection? Submit their name and information and we will add them to the collection!
We work with inventors regularly to help them flesh out their ideas to the point where they have products ready for manufacture. So, if you have a product idea, we’d love to hear from you.