Hi Access Indians,
A pioneering audio system featured at the Australian Open seeks to translate
live ball position data from tennis matches into spatial sound effects to
make it easier for blind and low-vision fans to follow the action.
What is the audio system called and who is behind this
Hello all Friends
I am a visual impaired personi want to know new technology for our
preference. i don't know idia please suggest me.
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M.S Smriti Rani Biswas
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What kind of technology do you want to know about? Assistive or
mainstream? In either case, could you narrow down the scope of your
question?
AI receives most of assistive (and many a times mainstream)
technology's updates and enhancements, as and when they arrive, so
watch out for them as they
Scientists have developed an innovative software programme that
watches a user's movements and gives spoken feedback on what to change
to accurately complete a yoga pose.
My hope for this technology is for people who are blind or low-vision
to be able to try it out, and help give a basic
Dear Friends,
New technology to help blind people text using touchscreen mobile devices has
been developed.
Researchers at Georgia Tech produced the app - to be made available on Apple
and Android devices - based on the Braille writing system.
It is claimed typing with the app is up to six
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Without vision it's impossible to interpret facial expressions, or so it's
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Subject: [AI] new technology helps visually impaired to see emotions
Without vision it's impossible to interpret facial expressions, or so it's
believed. Not any more. Shafiq ur Réhman, Umeå University, presents
Without vision it's impossible to interpret facial expressions, or so it's
believed. Not any more. Shafiq ur Réhman, Umeå University, presents a new
technology in his doctoral thesis - a Braille code of emotions.
It gives new opportunities for social interactions for the visually impaired,
he
New technology lets visually impaired people sing karaoke, too
Written by Serkan Toto August 11th, 2008
Two companies from the motherland of Karaoke, Japan, partnered up to
develop a new Karaoke system that is tailor-made to meet the demands
of the blind and visually impaired.
Tokyo-based Nippon
