Smartphone app helps the visually impaired ‘see’ — Aipoly
Aipoly, an app created by an American startup born out of the Singularity University in California, helps the blind, visually impaired and color blind recognize their surroundings via a smartphone. All users have to do is take a picture of an object in front of them, which is then analyzed and tagged by the app before being read back to them through text-to-speech technology. Alberto Rizzoli, Aipoly’s co-founder, explains how the app is letting people ‘see’ the world around them
http://www.aipoly.com/
Smartphone app helps the visually impaired ‘see’
Aipoly, an app created by an American startup born out of the Singularity University in California, helps the blind, visually impaired and color blind recognize their surroundings via a smartphone. All users have to do is take a picture of an object in front of them, which is then analyzed and tagged by the app before being read back to them through text-to-speech technology. Alberto Rizzoli, Aipoly’s co-founder, explains how the app is letting people ‘see’ the world around them
http://www.aipoly.com/
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