Tudor Paul Scripor is the inventor of the Scripor Alphabet®, a universal tactile language for colours that makes colour information accessible through touch, with applications beyond visual impairment. It transforms colors into a language that can be learned, communicated, and accessed independently through touch, creating a standardised, permanent, and language-independent method for accessing color information.

As an accessibility architect, he is building an international ecosystem that brings accessible colour into fashion, education, visual art, technology, consumer products and public spaces. He works internationally with companies, designers, universities and disability organisations to advance the Scripor Alphabet® towards global standardisation and create new opportunities at the intersection of accessibility, technology and business.