Urges businesses to incorporate accessible technology into all self-service kiosks or devices to ensure equal access by people who are blind or who have low vision

This Missouri House resolution (HR 3877) urges businesses to add accessibility features - such as screen readers, tactile keypads, or voice navigation - to self-service kiosks and devices (like restaurant payment terminals, airport check-in machines, or pharmacy systems). It directly affects businesses operating these public-facing technologies by calling for their use of specific tools that enable blind or low-vision customers to independently complete tasks like payments or check-ins. The resolution emphasizes that adopting these features aligns with the Americans with Disabilities Act and promotes independence, without creating new legal requirements. It is a non-binding request, not a law, focused on encouraging voluntary adoption of existing accessible technologies.