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LookTel Real-Time Object Recognition on a Mobile Device

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Uploaded by on Apr 14, 2009

LookTel mobile object recognition for assisting the visually impaired and augmented reality solutions. Read about it here: www.LookTel.com - Currently in development under NIH grants. (NEI - 1R43EY016953-01) (NIA - 2R44EY016953-02)

Visit: http://www.looktel.com for more information.

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  • This is very much real. Earlier this month iVisit won 1st place in the CTIA Emerging Technologies award for iVisit RX and this application.

    In the video description you can see two Federal grants awarded to iVisit for the development of this application, with clinical testing conducted at the VA.

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  • hops on Tokyo subway

    tries to get upskirt picture

    "PINK GIRLS PANTIES"

    SHIT

  • you should put it in a mirrior and see if it rocniges its self :P

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  • Several cell phones today are designed to assist the visually impaired people in their day to day life as well, and this is very beautiful. The cell phone we market is also designed for individuals with low vision to have a more convenient phone experience through its big buttons and voice confirm.

  • haha, I watched it without sound and was all like "what are everyone so excited about, I can hardly see the screen"...

  • I would like to learn more about this

  • Twenty Dollars!!

  • u live on past...

  • where to download this software? Interesting which phones this will work on.

  • if u read it says visualy impaired not blind. impaired meaning they can see just not very good.

  • Let's rob him!

  • right?

  • If you're at a store you can pick up something and point the device at it. Try doing it blind folded i'm sure you'd be able to point a device at what you're holding. Also blind people will be much better at doing so since, well they're used to it :)

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