Roland has published new accessibility support materials for visually impaired musicians who own (or want to own) a Roland V-Stage Performance Keyboard. Developed by Roland Future Design Lab in collaboration with accessibility consultant Jason Dasent, these support materials include all new screen reader-friendly written guides, audio guides, and videos for blind or partially sighted people.
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