The award-winning technology is allowing people who are blind or have low vision to follow tennis games through sound in real time. Congratulations to Tennis Australia, AKQA, and Monash University for

The IBTA family has lost a close friend and a legend of blind tennis. It is with great sadness that we learned about the passing of Mr Hirofumi Ono after

New Ball Trial One of the challenges we are facing in blind and low vision tennis is to find a ball that meets the changing needs of all our players.

Tennis Australia, Monash University and AKQA have launched Action Audio (action-audio.com), an online audio stream designed to make the Australian Open broadcasts accessible for almost 600,000 Australians and 285 million

Maurice Gleeson OAM has been appointed President of the International Blind Tennis Association (IBTA). This prestigious role is responsible for leading a consortium of more than 17 countries, with the aim

Mr Takei Miyoshi invented Blind Tennis in Japan in 1984. He was a pioneer in a new racket sport and a role model to the visually impaired. He was born