Please remember, for Goggles, the video stream is being constantly compared 
against a library of images. For TapTapSee, the picture is both compared with 
images, and checked by a person. VizWiz having you ask a question gives the 
person checking the image an idea of what you are actually seeking. For the 
other two, it is best guess and/or best image match.

To me, all of the above are quite impressive.

David Chittenden, MSc, MRCAA
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On 07/04/2013, at 9:29, Lauren Simmons <simmonslaure...@gmail.com> wrote:

> This was one of the first tests I tried last night when I heard of
> this app. I simply couldn't get much out of Goggles. I pointed it at
> my desktop and laptop monitor and did hear the word "win" but not much
> else. I once again tried other windows and only heard a word or two or
> few letters at most. Though one can probably move Goggles across the
> screen a little bit at a time, this is not yet a good solution. One
> only gets maybe 1% of the content on screen (depending on screen).
> This is expectable since there are tons of issues at play: direct
> lighting, position of Goggles, dirt on screen, steadiness, ambient
> light, type of content on screen etc. It does read more on the screen
> than TapTapSee and alike. (Smile).
> 
> LS
> 
> 
> On 4/6/13, Tom Lange <lang...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> Hi,
>> I was really excited to hear about Talking Goggles last night and again this
>> morning, so I bought the app and took it for a spin on my iPhone 4.
>> 
>> So far it's identified several unlabeled boxes that I have in my kitchen
>> cabinet, and that's really cool.  It also identified a couple of pictures
>> that I have on the walls of my apartment.
>> 
>> My only issue with it so far is that I can only run it for a couple of
>> minutes before I get dumped out to the home screen, and that's with the app
>> switcher empty.  Is this normal?  Oh, by the way, I'm running it in video
>> mode.
>> 
>> Oh yeah, and one more thing.  In my computer lab at work, I often have
>> students who come to me and say that their computer isn't talking for one
>> reason or another. So, just for kicks and grins, I turned on my computer
>> monitor here at home, then let Talking Goggles tell me what was on screen.
>> While it didn't give me a complete read on what was on screen, it did give
>> me enough information to tell whether a document was open (it was at one
>> point), and also whether the desktop was being displayed.  So it seems to me
>> that Goggles might be helpful if a machine is taking a long time to boot
>> and/or has crashed and there might be some sort of error message showing.
>> 
>> 
>> Just thought I'd pass that along.
>> 
>> Tom
>> 
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