Gilbert, Juan E.
1969- · Contribution: 2000s
Computer scientist
Prime III universal-design voting system
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Quick facts
- Born
- 1969, Hamilton, Ohio
- Active since
- 1993
- Category
- Technology & Engineering
- Best known for
- Universal-design voting technology
Impact on the world
Gilbert built voting technology that lets people with a wide range of disabilities cast a private, independent ballot, strengthening the accessibility and integrity of elections.
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University of Florida (National Medal of Technology & Innovation, 2023)
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