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Wearable device boosts "sight" for the blind and visually impaired

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Wearable tech for the blind brings aid to employees of local nonprofit. (Barbara Haddock Taylor / Baltimore Sun)

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Text automatically wraps to eliminate scrolling left to right.

Wide variety of text options are available, such as font type, spacing between lines, background and text colors, and font size up to 90.

Text-to-speech reading with word highlighting independent of VoiceOver with additional voices available.

Text highlighting, context sensitive notes, and bookmarks.

Imports Web pages, PDFs, and Word documents.

https://www.visionaware.org/blog/visually-impaired-now-what/five-great-reading-apps-for-booklovers-who-are-blind-or-visually-impaired/12

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MIT FingerReader Device Helps the Blind to Read

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massachusetts institute of technology (coll...

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MIT FingerReader Device Helps the Blind to Read

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The FingerReader, developed by researchers at MIT, is a wearable device that gives the blind the ability to read in real time. The device works by allowing blind people to move their fingers over words on a page, while the device reads the text back to them.

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https://dotincorp.com

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The KNFB Reader converts printed text into high quality speech to provide accurate, fast, and efficient access to both single and multiple page documents with the tap of a button on the iPhone.
https://brailleworks.com/5-top-mobile-apps-for-the-blind/

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An Accessible Online Library for people with print disabilities

https://www.bookshare.org/cms/

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http://www.pathstoliteracy.org

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Listen to audio books and music

Translate text into spoken words

Simple to learn; easy to use

Advanced navigation controls

Customize your listening environment

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This device helps visually impaired people read printed books

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This cool device helps visually impaired people read printed books

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A group of makers at Bengaluru makerspace Hacklab has developed a device to help blind and visually impaired individuals read better. The device, called AAMI, can identify words using its camera and reads out the text to the user. The device provides haptic feedback and audio tones to alert the user about line position and ending.

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THE BEST ACCESSIBLE COMPUTER GAMES FOR BLIND KIDS

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THE BEST ACCESSIBLE COMPUTER GAMES FOR BLIND KIDS

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http://www.wonderbaby.org/articles/best-accessible-computer-games-blind-kids

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How Do People Who Are Blind Use Computers and Other Technology?

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How Do People Who Are Blind Use Computers and Other Technology?

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https://wonderopolis.org/wonder/how-do-people-who-are-blind-use-computers-and-other-technology

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Echo connects easily to your laptop or desktop by USB cable to transfer your interactive notes. Search, organize and share replay your notes with Echo Desktop.