LookingAid Mobile object recognition for assisting the visually impaired and augmented reality solutions. Read about it here: www.LookingAid.com - Currently in development under NIH grants. (NEI - ...
LookingAid Mobile object recognition for assisting the visually impaired and augmented reality solutions. Read about it here: www.LookingAid.com - Currently in development under NIH grants. (NEI - 1R43EY016953-01) (NIA - 2R44EY016953-02)
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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 :)
Fantastic use of current technologies! Taking an OCR like the one Evernote uses and adding text-speech in a cell phone app could help anyone with sight difficulties. I would expect the first feature they add would be the ability to take snapshotsa of larger objects like posters with a bunch of text and save them for later playback.
The cameras in phones are typically such low quality that discerning a copy from an original would be nearly impossible and wouldn't be within the scope of this product.
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