Re: [BlindTech] Toronto teen uses app to give visually-impaired a new look at the world

Hello, You need to click on use pid"ore. Sent from a Braille Sense - Original Message - From: fzlmahmoo...@gmail.com To: viphone@googlegroups.com Date: Thursday, December 1, 2016 6:57 am Subject: Re: [BlindTech] Toronto teen uses app to give visually-impaired a new look at the world

Re: [BlindTech] Toronto teen uses app to give visually-impaired a new look at the world

Be aware that the app is identify rather than identify. Check your spelling to be sure there's an I at the end and not a y. On 11/30/16, Richard Turner wrote: > > My first 6 attempts had more detailed description than any of the other > identification apps like

Re: [BlindTech] Toronto teen uses app to give visually-impaired a new look at the world

You sure do add color to it every day events now don't you Jewel? I'm going to download the identify program and see what those subtle additional bits of information can do for me. Deidre > On Nov 30, 2016, at 7:20 PM, Jewel wrote: > > The very first photo I took

RE: [BlindTech] Toronto teen uses app to give visually-impaired a new look at the world

I believe you have to say "Use this picture" to proceed. -Original Message- From: viphone@googlegroups.com [mailto:viphone@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of fzlmahmoo...@gmail.com Sent: Wednesday, November 30, 2016 10:57 PM To: viphone@googlegroups.com Subject: Re: [BlindTech] Toronto teen

Re: [BlindTech] Toronto teen uses app to give visually-impaired a new look at the world

Hi, list. When the pictures taken, the app gives me several options but I am not sure whether I am supposed to do anything here, should I leave it alone or make a selection? Thanks! Sent from my iPhone > On Dec 1, 2016, at 12:56 AM, Ekstrand, Pamela A. -ND >

Re: [BlindTech] Toronto teen uses app to give visually-impaired a new look at the world

The very first photo I took with Tap Tap See had me sold on it. I aimed the camera at my clothes line that had my freshly-washed laundry upon it, or so I thought. However, TTS ignored the washing * on the line, but told me that there was a blue cloth lying on green grass. I was, thus, alerted

RE: [BlindTech] Toronto teen uses app to give visually-impaired a new look at the world

So far I have gotten some good results with this app. When set to the text mode, it was able to identify a jar as being blackberry jam, and it was able to read the temperature display on the oven. I agree that a repeat feature would be nice. From:

Re: [BlindTech] Toronto teen uses app to give visually-impaired a new look at the world

No cost. I've done some testing on it, and for me at least, it doesn't work as well as TapTapSee does. Quite a number of times it just quit when I gave it a picture. I would wait for a description, and the app just closed itself. I don't mean it stopped running, just went into the background

Re: [BlindTech] Toronto teen uses app to give visually-impaired a new look at the world

It's free From: Casey To: Date: 2016/11/30 2:14 PM Subject:Re: [BlindTech] Toronto teen uses app to give visually-impaired a new look at the world Hi is there A cost for this App and if so how much? -- Casey -- The following

Re: [BlindTech] Toronto teen uses app to give visually-impaired a new look at the world

The app is free. I'm using a 4s with 9.x and it works great. - Original Message - From: "Casey" To: Sent: Wednesday, November 30, 2016 1:14 PM Subject: Re: [BlindTech] Toronto teen uses app to give visually-impaired a new look at the world

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Hi is there A cost for this App and if so how much? -- Casey -- The following information is important for all members of the V iPhone list. If you have any questions or concerns about the running of this list, or if you feel that a member's post is inappropriate, please contact the owners

RE: [BlindTech] Toronto teen uses app to give visually-impaired a new look at the world

The app is called... iDentifi- Object Recognition for the Visually Impaired From: "Pablo Cesar Morales" To: Date: 2016/11/30 12:11 PM Subject:RE: [BlindTech] Toronto teen uses app to give visually-impaired a new look at the

Re: [BlindTech] Toronto teen uses app to give visually-impaired a new look at the world

The name was in the article. It is: iDentifi Check the spelling so you have it correct when searching. Richard "By doing what you love, you inspire and awaken the hearts of others." - Satsuki Shibuya (Sent from my iPod 6) On Nov 30, 2016, at 9:11 AM, Pablo Cesar Morales

RE: [BlindTech] Toronto teen uses app to give visually-impaired a new look at the world

But what is the name of this app? How can I find it in the appstore? -Original Message- From: viphone@googlegroups.com [mailto:viphone@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Daniel L. Gervais Sent: Wednesday, November 30, 2016 11:43 AM To: viphone@googlegroups.com Subject: Re: [BlindTech]

Re: [BlindTech] Toronto teen uses app to give visually-impaired a new look at the world

In the app, you can either open a picture from your camera roll or take one from within the app. Within the settings, you can even change the mode to either have a generic description, detailed description or text. When selecting a mode, if you swipe to the right, there is a description of

Re: [BlindTech] Toronto teen uses app to give visually-impaired a new look at the world

This app sounds intriguing, but the descriptions you give here that the app gave you don't sound any more detailed than those that I've gotten from TapTapSee. Someone else posted that they got more detailed descriptions though, so I guess I'll check it out. I have an iPad Mini 4 with 128GB on

RE: [BlindTech] Toronto teen uses app to give visually-impaired a new look at the world

What is the name of this app? From: viphone@googlegroups.com [mailto:viphone@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Richard Turner Sent: Wednesday, November 30, 2016 8:42 AM To: viphone@googlegroups.com Subject: Re: [BlindTech] Toronto teen uses app to give visually-impaired a new look at the world

Re: [BlindTech] Toronto teen uses app to give visually-impaired a new look at the world

Hi Richard, I don't recall the instructions saying anything about double tapping the "use photo" button, and I found the results to be very slow in coming compared to other similar apps. Rick - Original Message - From: "Richard Turner" To:

Re: [BlindTech] Toronto teen uses app to give visually-impaired a new look at the world

My first 6 attempts had more detailed description than any of the other identification apps like TapTapSee, AIPoly, etc. I am using my iPod Touch 6, but will be trying this on an iPad II, an iPhone 5s and 6s. It does take a while after you double tap on the use photo button. You can't just

Re: [BlindTech] Toronto teen uses app to give visually-impaired a new look at the world

The app works on my iPhone 7 plus, though there is a very long pause after taking the photo before the voice tells me what the object is. Perhaps 45 seconds. Harry > On 30 Nov 2016, at 15:15, Julie Dawson wrote: > > I had the same result. I took a picture in good

Re: [BlindTech] Toronto teen uses app to give visually-impaired a new look at the world

I had the same result. I took a picture in good lighting but got no result when the picture was taken. When I went to where the photos were stored it just said sharp image which tells me nothing. Any feedback appreciated. Julie with Thanks Live simply, Love generously, Care deeply, Speak

Re: [BlindTech] Toronto teen uses app to give visually-impaired a new look at the world

Hi, I am in India and have received lovely response. Even Hindi text is being read though not the whole text. With best wishes, Ketan On 11/30/16, 'Sandratomkins' via VIPhone wrote: > hi, > I just downloaded this app and, while it seems totally accessible, having >

Re: [BlindTech] Toronto teen uses app to give visually-impaired a new look at the world

hi, I just downloaded this app and, while it seems totally accessible, having taken a shot, I get no response. Has anyone managed to make this work? Thanks, Sandy sent from the dark side of the moon > On 30 Nov 2016, at 00:43, Andy Baracco wrote: > > > > -Original

Re: [BlindTech] Toronto teen uses app to give visually-impaired a new look at the world

Hi All, After reading this thread I installed iDentifi to see what was going on. The first thing I tried was to take a picture of my left hand reaching out with all fingers spread out. I snapped the photo and waited a couple of seconds, but nothing happened. As was reported in this thread,

Re: [BlindTech] Toronto teen uses app to give visually-impaired a new look at the world

hi I am having the same problum as you describe. I have loaded some picks from my camra roal and all it will say is loading and then nothing. I to would like to know if any one elts has gotten this to work? from Mich. -Original Message- From: Candie Stiles Sent: Tuesday, November 29,

Re: [BlindTech] Toronto teen uses app to give visually-impaired a new look at the world

I downloaded this app and tried using it and haven't been able to get any descriptions of the pictures I take. I hear the speech in the app say loading, but then nothing happens after that. Has anyone gotten this to work? Sent from my iPhone > On Nov 29, 2016, at 4:43 PM, Andy Baracco

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-Original Message- From: Mike B. Sent: Tuesday, November 29, 2016 3:38 PM To: blindt...@groups.io Subject: [BlindTech] Toronto teen uses app to give visually-impaired a new look at the world Anmol Tukrel, a Grade 12 student at Holy Trinity who designed an app for blind people that