MIT
researchers have designed a new technology that enables blind and
vision-impaired people to read any printed text without the use of Braille.
The "FingerReader" is a
3D-printed, ring-like device fitted with a small camera that scans and reads
words out loud in real-time, as users follow text with their finger. It is a
tool both for visually impaired people that require help with accessing printed
text, as well as an aid for language translation.
Feedback by WLCI on The Finger Reader
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Oleh
WLCI Design School
