Re: Introducing Astreos: universal access to the cosmos

Hi! Can i also be a tester if i want that? I guess that the answer is yes since you’ve published it on the macvisionaries list. /A > 15 aug. 2018 kl. 01:34 skrev Yuma Decaux : > > Sharon, > > That's not a problem at all. You will at least understand where all the > objects and constellations

Re: Introducing Astreos: universal access to the cosmos

Sharon, That's not a problem at all. You will at least understand where all the objects and constellations are located in the sky, precisely where they are located wherever you are on the planet. Soon, we're opening up all the information of these objects to voice over so you can read

Re: Introducing Astreos: universal access to the cosmos

Okay, I’ll try this, but I must confess that I have never been able to see in my life. Of course, I know some of the names of some constellations, the planets we’ve known for years, and our Milky Way galaxy, but for exploring with something like this app, I count myself as a beginner, not

Re: Introducing Astreos: universal access to the cosmos

Hi Sharon, Thanks for expressing interest in Astreos. You can fill out the following form to get your test flight > https://www.oseyeris.com/contacts > Best regards > On 15 Aug 2018, at 7:53 am, Sharon Hooley wrote: > >>

Re: Introducing Astreos: universal access to the cosmos

Wow! I’m looking forward to trying out this app! I am especially interested in sounds we don’t ordinarily hear. Thanks for sharing! > On Aug 12, 2018, at 1:15 PM, Yuma Decaux wrote: > > Hi Everyone, > > A quick introduction of myself. > > I am a blind software engineer, studying

Re: Introducing Astreos: universal access to the cosmos

Email sent. This is a fascinating project and is one I'm incredibly excited about. Thanks for letting us know, and keep us updated on the progress! -- Alex Hall > On Aug 12, 2018, at 15:15, Yuma Decaux wrote: > > Hi Everyone, > > A quick introduction of myself. > > I am a blind software

Introducing Astreos: universal access to the cosmos

Hi Everyone, A quick introduction of myself. I am a blind software engineer, studying mahematics at UQ in Brisbane, Australia. I am also a passionate sci-fi, space, physics and astronomy fan. I am not partially sighted, I am stone cold blind. But I wasn't always like that. I still remember