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EyeMusic translates colors into music to guide the blind
For blind people, nothing could be more soothing than to have a device or technology that could help them perceive the physical world through sounds only. EyeMusic is one such device that conveys...
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Designer Razan Sadeq conceives Study Helper for blind students
The Jordan-born, Danish interaction designer Razan Sadeq loves to create physical interactions by combining technology with human experience. With her aim to enhance the way people live, she has come...
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Ghost armband to enhance the performance of blind athletes
Proper muscle movement is essential to keep your body stable in any sport, for if your muscles aren’t in the right position at a particular moment, you cannot give your best performance. To keep your...
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Read the Music translates sheet music into sound for visually impaired
Music isn’t everybody’s cup of tea as it requires professional training to read handwritten or printed form of music notation with modern musical symbols to master the art. And going through the sheet...
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Braille Staircase Handrail to navigate the visually impaired safely in stairs
Ascending or descending stairs safely is possibly one of the major problems for the visually impaired. Addressing the issue, a bunch of designers, including Zhou Wenqiang, Bao Haimo, Jin Zhixun, Li...
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Blind Transport to attract the visually impaired towards public transport
Using public transportation, such as bus transport, often becomes difficult for the visually impaired, especially when they have to move on their own. Addressing the issue, Australian designer Kate...
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Indian designer develops Smartphone for the visually impaired
Due to the lack of supportive gadgets or technology, visually impaired people have to live an isolated life, in this so-called hi-tech world, and rely on others to get informed about the things going...
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Argus II, bionic eye to restore vision of the visually impaired
We have seen some bionic eye concepts in the past, which are soon going to become a reality with the Second Sight’s “Argus II,” as the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has now officially...
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FingerReader – A ring-like device that can read to the visually impaired
FingerReader can bring about a new revolution in terms of devices that can help those who are visually impaired or blind. This ring-like device can read out the words as it is placed over blocks of...
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View ArticleBraille Staircase Handrail to navigate the visually impaired safely in stairs
Ascending or descending stairs safely is possibly one of the major problems for the visually impaired. Addressing the issue, a bunch of designers, including Zhou Wenqiang, Bao Haimo, Jin Zhixun,… The...
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Due to the lack of supportive gadgets or technology, visually impaired people have to live an isolated life, in this so-called hi-tech world, and rely on others to get informed… The post Indian...
View ArticleFingerReader – A ring-like device that can read to the visually impaired
FingerReader can bring about a new revolution in terms of devices that can help those who are visually impaired or blind. This ring-like device can read out the words as… The post FingerReader – A...
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