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HOUSTON - PennZone -- Young Commanders, the edtech startup and AI-powered book creator behind 'Davinci' and the '15-Minute Reading Revolution,' today announced the launch of 'Visionaries Without Sight,' a collection celebrating blind and visually impaired individuals who made extraordinary contributions to history.

Each story in the collection delivers an immersive 15-minute experience with professional narration, cinematic music, & vivid storytelling designed to inspire learners of all abilities. The collection adds to  Young Commanders' library of over 10,000 professionally crafted stories.

Featured Historical Figures Include:

• Homer: The blind Greek poet whose epic works laid the foundation for Western literature
• Harriet Tubman: The abolitionist who, despite visual impairments, courageously guided dozens to freedom through the Underground Railroad
• James Joyce: The literary pioneer who continued creating groundbreaking works as his vision declined
• Helen Keller: The author and activist who overcame deafness and blindness to become a powerful advocate for disability rights
• Claude Monet: The Impressionist icon whose late water lily masterpieces captured his evolving experience with cataracts.

"Young Commanders represents a strategic opportunity at a defining moment in American education," said Gerard DePaul of Crixeo AI, "Recent policy shifts returns control of education to states, communities, and parents, creating an extraordinary opportunity for innovation. 'Visionaries Without Sight' redefines educational excellence by showcasing the achievements of blind and visually impaired legends—proving vision is defined by impact, not sight."

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Market Opportunity

The launch comes as the edtech sector increasingly focuses on inclusive learning solutions. With the US Department of Education reallocating over $30 billion to states and local communities, innovative book creators have new opportunities to serve diverse learning communities directly.

Availability and Access

'Visionaries Without Sight' is available now through subscription at youngcommanders.com, with special licensing options for schools and educational institutions. The collection is designed for ages 6-60, making it suitable for family learning and classroom use.

About Young Commanders

Young Commanders is an edtech startup and AI-powered book creator that transforms education through immersive historical storytelling. The company makes learning accessible and engaging for learners ages 6-60 with professionally narrated stories, music, and illustrations that bring history to life while introducing diverse role models who inspire positive change. In early 2025, Young Commanders launched its Ancient Rome Collection, introducing 500+ new storybooks for children, making it the largest collection of its kind.

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About Crixeo AI

Crixeo AI is a creative intelligence studio specializing in Ai-powered digital marketing solutions and strategic AI tools.  By leveraging advanced ai originally built for military use, Crixeo delivers actionable intelligence beyond any conventional products on the market today.