Storm Interface develop and manufacture responsive human interface devices for use in a wide range of public and industrial applications. The company’s award-winning products are now globally deployed, internationally recognised and widely acclaimed.
Storm’s award winning, UK based, manufacturing division is an ISO9000 certified, static discharge protected, cellular (lean) manufacturing facility. It maintains a safe, clean, well-lit and well ventilated working environment in compliance with all UK and European workplace and employment directives.
Storm Interface design and manufacture electro-mechanical products for an expanding international market. All team members are required to demonstrate commitment to the provision of world class products and service to Storm’s customers. In return, the company is pleased to offer excellent salary and benefit packages to qualified, customer focused candidates.
We have sorted the problem by following your suggestion. It is so nice, in this day and age, to find a company who will do that little bit extra to sort out a customer’s problem. Thank you again for all your help in sorting our keypad problem.
Chris Gorrill, Production Manager at Gillard Cutting Technology
Storm Interface’s dedication to a usable and accessible experience equals Vispero’s ongoing mission to serve users who are blind or who have low vision. The partnership between Storm and Vispero brings together two leaders in assistive technology and establishes greater usability of kiosks.
Matt Ater, Vice President of Business Development at Vispero
Members of the National Federation of the blind applaud the collaboration between Vispero and Storm Interface toward the continued development and implementation of accessible kiosk systems. As kiosks are an ever-growing gateway to banking, shopping, accessing healthcare, and applying for and receiving public services, it is essential that the blind have access to these systems in order to live the lives we want. We appreciate that both Vispero and Storm Interface have been, and will continue to be, receptive to the feedback and recommendations of the nation’s blind.
Mark Riccobono, President of the National Federation of the Blind (NFB)
RNIB has worked closely with Storm Interface to test and improve their accessible keyboards to ensure they are both accessible and easy to use for blind and partially sighted people. With the growing use of touch screen kiosks in places like train stations and restaurants, it is essential that blind and partially sighted people can have equal access to all services provided. The provision of well-designed text-to-speech output with the Storm tactile keyboard will be a great step towards an inclusive society which is at the heart of our vision for the future.
David Clarke, Director of Services at the Royal National Institute of Blind People (RNIB)
We have sorted the problem by following your suggestion. It is so nice, in this day and age, to find a company who will do that little bit extra to sort out a customer’s problem. Thank you again for all your help in sorting our keypad problem.
Chris Gorrill, Production Manager at Gillard Cutting Technology
Storm Interface’s dedication to a usable and accessible experience equals Vispero’s ongoing mission to serve users who are blind or who have low vision. The partnership between Storm and Vispero brings together two leaders in assistive technology and establishes greater usability of kiosks.
Matt Ater, Vice President of Business Development at Vispero
Members of the National Federation of the blind applaud the collaboration between Vispero and Storm Interface toward the continued development and implementation of accessible kiosk systems. As kiosks are an ever-growing gateway to banking, shopping, accessing healthcare, and applying for and receiving public services, it is essential that the blind have access to these systems in order to live the lives we want. We appreciate that both Vispero and Storm Interface have been, and will continue to be, receptive to the feedback and recommendations of the nation’s blind.
Mark Riccobono, President of the National Federation of the Blind (NFB)
RNIB has worked closely with Storm Interface to test and improve their accessible keyboards to ensure they are both accessible and easy to use for blind and partially sighted people. With the growing use of touch screen kiosks in places like train stations and restaurants, it is essential that blind and partially sighted people can have equal access to all services provided. The provision of well-designed text-to-speech output with the Storm tactile keyboard will be a great step towards an inclusive society which is at the heart of our vision for the future.
David Clarke, Director of Services at the Royal National Institute of Blind People (RNIB)
We have sorted the problem by following your suggestion. It is so nice, in this day and age, to find a company who will do that little bit extra to sort out a customer’s problem. Thank you again for all your help in sorting our keypad problem.
Chris Gorrill, Production Manager at Gillard Cutting Technology
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