Advanced Recognition Systems: Solutions Accessibility

Advanced Recognition
Systems Accessibility

Advanced Recognition Systems: Solutions Accessibility

What is Accessibility?

Accessibility means easy to access and easy to approach, and indicates the extent to which a product, service or solution is available to be used by many users, including seniors and persons with disabilities.

Necessity of Accessibility

Regulations and standards related to accessibility such as U.S. Rehabilitation Act Section 508 and Web Accessibility Initiative (WAI) W3C 2.0 as well as Japan's JIS X 8341 "Design guidelines for older persons and persons with disabilities" are linked internationally, so considering accessibility has become a prerequisite of software development and hardware manufacturing as local governments stipulate these regulations.

In a development or manufacturing process, required standards must be followed, and the number of users who may not be able to use the product must be minimized by assuming as broad a scope of potential users as possible.

Accessibility at NEC

The NEC Group defines high accessibility as making products, services and solutions accessible to a greater number of users.

The NEC Group strives to create products, systems and websites that take accessibility into account so that a greater number of users can use the products, services and solutions.

NEC Corporation of America's Advanced Recognition Systems has a Core Accessibility Team responsible for the implementation and conformance of our products, solutions and services serving our government and commercial sector customers and their users to the applicable accessibility codes, exceptions, regulations and standards.

Products Compliant With U.S. Rehabilitation Act: Section 508

Based on Section 508 Standards, NEC Advanced Recognition System solutions are as follows:
  • Integra-ID® IBW
  • NeoFace® Reveal
  • SmartScan™
  • NeoScan® 45
  • NeoScan® Smart ID
Additional Resources
To learn more about NEC's telecommunications products click here
For more information about the U.S. Rehabilitation Act: Section 508 Section 508 Standards Guide click here

Web Accessibility Framework

NEC Corporation of America based upon its interpretation of Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.0 believes that its
principal website - necam.com - reasonably supports its standard and regulation recommendations.

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