ICSee runs on small portable devices (smartphones, tablets) and makes reading and object identification easier. Simply, conveniently and always available!
Repositorio creado con la finalidad de estudiar una posible relación entre un estilo de vida sedentario y la pérdida de capacidades auditivas y visuales. Comparaciones realizadas entre sexos y grupos de edad.
A synchronous and cooperative editor for sound workspace awareness testing
An application that allows you to read facts. It includes voice interaction for users having partial visual impairment.
A world made with words for those visually impaired or blind. Browser based (Web RTC) OCR App.
In the present project, the problem of the detection and the recognition of bus line numbers of public transport in the city of Córdoba is addressed, using images obtained by standard mobile devices.
Helping people with visual impairments in Twitter using Azure Functions and MSFT Cognitive Services.
Announces intersections while walking. Helps visually impaired users to navigate city streets.
Sonar collar for blind dogs made with Arduino. 🐶
Livro para crianças com deficiência visual.
Allows users with a visual impairment to discreetly zoom in on any far away sign or object.
Dotted is a BraillePad designed to make digital content accessible to everyone. It allows users to convert digital media into braille effortlessly, creating a seamless experience for individuals with visual impairments.
This Project was done in the Context of the Assist Heidi Summer School in the Smart Living Lab at University of Applied Sciences Technikum Wien by the group "The Dominos" consisting of Böning Melvin Douglas, Granig Viktoria, Gupta Shreya and Megahed Hanem and aims to make the game Dominoes more accessible for people with visual impairments.
A platform for students with visual impairments to learn how to code.
Verbose speech interface for Emby Media centre, specifically created for Blind / Partially sighted / Visually Impaired users
Website with instructional resources for teachers of Visually Impared/Blind Students
Mongol Dip is a bi-lingual screen reading software which actually helps people with visual impairments to operate windows operating system
Project repository for INF1510: User Oriented Design at the University of Oslo
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