Invention helps blind people see with their fingers
With a pea-like camera, image analysis software and a super-small laptop, the blind can locate objects in the surrounding environment.
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With a pea-like camera, image analysis software and a super-small laptop, the blind can locate objects in the surrounding environment.
Elizabeth Goldring, a blind expert working at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) in the United States, designed one
The National Union of Blind People has just announced a breakthrough device - a reading machine for the blind. This handset will take pictures and read any printed text…
The first patent-born typewriter belonged to an Englishman named Henri Mill since 1714, although it was not yet completed. More than a century later, in the United State…
New technology that can display Braille on computer screens has opened up the opportunity to use computers for visually impaired people in the 21st century.
A-Browser (A stands for Accessibility) will allow blind and visually impaired people to manage multimedia content like normal people. IBM said the software will reach us…
BCC is short for Blind Carbon Copy, allowing you to hide the list of recipients in emails. Unlike addressing in To: or CC: fields (Carbon Copy: co-sent), addressing in B…
A group of students from Ho Chi Minh City University of Natural Sciences had an idea to build a program to support blind people to edit documents on computers. The proje…
Discover the smart stick - designed by two high school students - to be able to replace the
Robots are doing more and more things that people still think are difficult.
We have seen the robots of Boston Dynamics able to move on the legs proficiently or climb stairs and run at high speed.
Toyota's patent portfolio was announced earlier this month and is described as a way to reduce blind spots by using reflective mirrors around the A-pillar of the car.
Thanks to a special smart glass, a blind American man was lucky to see his wife in a beautiful white dress on the most important day of his life.
Blind people can read between 63 and 81 words per minute thanks to a finger-mounted camera system that recognizes the text and reads them out loud.
Australian scientists develop corneal cell culture technology on transparent hydrogel membranes, which can be used to implant the eye and restore vision to the blind.