Over the last few years, systems and applications that help visually impaired people navigate their environment have undergone rapid development, but still have room to grow, according to a team of ...
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New AI app helps visually impaired users find everyday objects with greater speed
Penn State researchers have developed a new navigation tool that could reshape digital assistance for people with visual impairments. The smartphone-based system, called NaviSense, uses artificial ...
The "Eye-Assist" app uses AI software and a depth-sensing camera that work in concert with a smartphone to assist the ...
The Christ’s Outreach on Disabilities (CODISA) Foundation has partnered Google to train over 30 visually-impaired students including those from University of Lagos (UNILAG), National Association of ...
A global accessibility tech company and DC’s transit system are expanding access to an app for visually impaired people to better traverse local rail and bus stations. Following a multi-year pilot ...
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