Fable, a Toronto, Canada-based provider of a platform for digital accessibility empowered by people with disabilities, raised $25M in Series B funding.
The round was led by Five Elms Capital.
The company intends to use the funds to build inclusive datasets and teams for AI product development.
Led by CEO Alwar Pillai, Fable provides an accessibility platform empowered by people with disabilities. It helps organizations build digital user experiences for over 1 billion people who live with disabilities. It enables accessibility managers, user researchers, designers, and developers to connect remotely and on-demand to people with disabilities, who are daily assistive technology users. The company also provides full-service training, embedded research programs and expert-led workshops that help companies operationalize accessibility and move beyond compliance.
Fable has already established itself as a partner for industry leaders, including Microsoft, Meta, NBC Universal and Walmart. As part of its expansion, the company will extend its tester community beyond those who use assistive technologies to help with vision or mobility limitations to include individuals with hearing and cognitive disabilities.
FinSMEs
16/10/2024