Information about ACE
This page explains the idea, ACE’s place within ACCESS, its boundaries and the principle of voluntary choice.
A ClariDroits ACCESS technology
ACE
Accessible Cognitive Engine
ACE coordinates only the aids selected by the user, in ClariDroits versions where those aids are actually available.
The user remains in control. ACE does not diagnose, automatically detect a person or make decisions on their behalf.
How the idea works
Choose, coordinate, stay in control
ACE does not impose a profile. It provides a coordination point between available aids and the user’s explicit choices.
I choose
The user voluntarily selects useful aids when they are offered in the version being used.
ACE coordinates
ACE organises only the selected aids to support a consistent journey across documents, interfaces and steps.
I remain in control
The user can retain, change or switch off their choices. No continuous automatic learning is assumed.
What ACE aims to support
Helping people understand and use information
- Coordinate aids selected by the user.
- Support clearer documents, interfaces and steps.
- Maintain a consistent approach across mobile, desktop, keyboard and audio aids when they are available.
- Develop through modules, field feedback and human validation.
Public status on 2 August 2026
Three levels that must remain distinct
Coordinated aids
Prototypes are in development and evaluation. A tested capability is not automatically a feature available to everyone.
Demonstrations
Access is not published here. It remains limited to authorised testers and guided video presentations.
Editorial updates: this page should change when a capability genuinely changes status, after verification and without turning a vision into a promise.
Direct answers
Frequently asked questions about ACE
What does ACE mean?
In English, ACE means “Accessible Cognitive Engine”. It is the cognitive accessibility engine within ClariDroits ACCESS.
How does ACE evolve?
The engine develops through modules, field feedback and human validation. This does not mean that ACE learns automatically and continuously about a person.
Does ACE choose aids for me?
No. The user chooses which aids to activate. ACE coordinates only those choices when the aids are available in the version being used.
Has audio support been validated on every device?
No. Audio capabilities depend on product versions, compatible voices and human testing. This page does not claim universally validated audio compatibility.
How can I see a demonstration?
Demonstrations are not opened from the public website. They are arranged separately for authorised testers or as part of a guided presentation.
See ACE in context
ACE complements ClariDroits within ClariDroits ACCESS
Discover the six ACCESS commitments or return to the main ClariDroits overview.