Re: [AI] article of interest This Small Device developed in India Will Help Blind People Echolocate

Though I have good mobility skills as a totally blind person, I too cannot walk straight without a cane/sighted guide in outdoor environments. I am also feeling that my mobility was much better a decade ago than what it is today. Now-a-days, I don't feel like travelling alone. I wonder, is

Re: [AI] article of interest This Small Device developed in India Will Help Blind People Echolocate

I think I don't know what is straight! Perhaps is a direction of space apprehended visually most readily, as we struggle to apprehend and follow it tactually and auditorily. So blind people are hardly straight! Smile. सादर / With thanks & Regards राजेश आसुदानी Rajesh Asudani सहायक

Re: [AI] article of interest This Small Device developed in India Will Help Blind People Echolocate

hello aruni sir, Well, this is very interesting question asked by you as I do face this problem to walk in a straight line dispite holding walking cane. Hence, I practice to compensate these difficulties with the help of any assistive devices such as, walking cane, aussion, surrounding noice,

Re: [AI] article of interest This Small Device developed in India Will Help Blind People Echolocate

On 12/12/15, Aaruni Sharma wrote: > Hi Mukesh, Do you get the feedback from the surroundings or only in the > direction you are moving. Can it help in walking in a straight line? > > On 8 December 2015 at 12:21, mukesh jain wrote: > >> AUSION is an

Re: [AI] article of interest This Small Device developed in India Will Help Blind People Echolocate

Hi Mukesh, Do you get the feedback from the surroundings or only in the direction you are moving. Can it help in walking in a straight line? On 8 December 2015 at 12:21, mukesh jain wrote: > AUSION is an innovative electronic mobility and travel aid for the > visually

Re: [AI] article of interest This Small Device developed in India Will Help Blind People Echolocate

I'm very much interested to learn echo location itself further. Well, I can say that due to my echolocation ability, I can easily move and navigate any indoor. Once I enter any house or even hotel, after some clicks from hand or tongue and the sound of footsteps, I can easily learn my

Re: [AI] article of interest This Small Device developed in India Will Help Blind People Echolocate

Is it not available in software so that we could at list install in our android or apple devices? -Original Message- From: AccessIndia [mailto:accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On Behalf Of George Abraham Sent: Tuesday, December 08, 2015 12:45 PM To: 'AccessIndia: a list for

Re: [AI] article of interest This Small Device developed in India Will Help Blind People Echolocate

friends, a few questions about the device: 1. can it help navigate in crowded places? if yes, how? 2. does it replace the walking cane entirely, or, i shall have to carry both? 3. does it give any indication of a fall, for example, the end point of a railway platform and so on? please respond.

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intresting 2 know about this device. can I get somewhere in north India like Delhi/UP ETC? if I need to have it then how to proceed? are the providers, giving some training to use it? last Q, will it b helpful to catch auto or Rixa on roads? Thanks On 12/8/15, Asudani, Rajesh

Re: [AI] article of interest This Small Device developed in India Will Help Blind People Echolocate

it started off as a research project. they claim that with training you can navigate both indoor and outdoor without problem. however, really proper training has to be taken. one drawback would be, in crowded places, you will not be able to concentrate on the musical notes. they suggest you wear

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Hello Mr. Rajesh, I want your mobile No. -Original Message- From: AccessIndia [mailto:accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On Behalf Of Asudani, Rajesh Sent: 08 December 2015 13:12 To: AccessIndia: a list for discussing accessibility and issues concerning the disabled. Subject: Re:

Re: [AI] article of interest This Small Device developed in India Will Help Blind People Echolocate

can you please tell me what is the training period. what is the cost of this device and amount for training? regards, sazid On 12/9/15, Sonu Golkar wrote: > Hello Mr. Rajesh, I want your mobile No. > > > > -Original Message- > From: AccessIndia

Re: [AI] article of interest This Small Device developed in India Will Help Blind People Echolocate

AUSION is an innovative electronic mobility and travel aid for the visually impaired. Based on the principle of echolocation, AUSION enables me to move around indoors and outdoors with confidence and least assistance. AUSION basically acquires information about the environment, especially objects

Re: [AI] article of interest This Small Device developed in India Will Help Blind People Echolocate

What is the cost? -Original Message- From: AccessIndia [mailto:accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On Behalf Of mukesh jain Sent: 08 December 2015 12:22 To: AccessIndia: a list for discussing accessibility and issues concerning the disabled. Subject: Re: [AI] article of interest This

Re: [AI] article of interest This Small Device developed in India Will Help Blind People Echolocate

cost is 3500. but I don't think the device has tactile output. you just can here music of frequencies(low to high pitch depending on the distance of you to the obstacle). On 12/8/15, George Abraham wrote: > What is the cost? > > -Original Message- > From: AccessIndia

Re: [AI] article of interest This Small Device developed in India Will Help Blind People Echolocate

And does music also tell of height or direction of the object, Vidhya? सादर / With thanks & Regards राजेश आसुदानी Rajesh Asudani सहायक महाप्रबन्धक AGM बाजार आसूचना ईकाई MIU भारतीय रिजर्व बैंक Reserve Bank of India नागपुर Nagpur 0712 2806846 President VIBEWA Co-Moderator VIB-India A-pilll =

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Hi vidya, Where we can get training for using device? can you give me full address in bangalore, and what is the cost? On 9/16/15, sazid shaik wrote: > what is the cost? > > On 9/16/15, Vidhya Y wrote: >> this device??? >> I have started using

Re: [AI] article of interest This Small Device developed in India Will Help Blind People Echolocate

The site says Rs. 3,500. With best regards, Amiyo Biswas Cell: +91-9433464329 - Original Message - From: "sazid shaik" To: "AccessIndia: a list for discussing accessibility and issues concerningthe disabled." Sent:

Re: [AI] article of interest This Small Device developed in India Will Help Blind People Echolocate

what is the cost? On 9/16/15, Vidhya Y wrote: > this device??? > I have started using it since 2 weeks. > it's interesting. > it needs some practice though. > I am able to walk without a cane except for steps. > I still have to figure how to identify steps. > > On 9/16/15,

Re: [AI] article of interest This Small Device developed in India Will Help Blind People Echolocate

this device??? I have started using it since 2 weeks. it's interesting. it needs some practice though. I am able to walk without a cane except for steps. I still have to figure how to identify steps. On 9/16/15, Tony Kurian wrote: > hi all, > anyone here used this device?

[AI] article of interest This Small Device developed in India Will Help Blind People Echolocate

hi all, anyone here used this device? experience please. http://www.techtimes.com/articles/70373/20150720/small-device-will-help-blind-people-echolocate.htm Register at the dedicated AccessIndia list for discussing accessibility of mobile phones / Tabs on: