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Mar 2, 2023 · In general, Jonathan was very positive about the Envision Glasses. “Envision gives me plenty of good vibes”, says Mosen. He repeatedly commends the documentation and guidance the device provides, calling it a very “user-friendly experience”. Jonathan comprehensively demonstrates each feature and details his thoughts about the entire ...
- Non-Visual Assistance
- Visual Enhancement
- Apple Vision Pro
- Apple Vision Pro by Apple
- NuEyes Pro 3
OR Cam Pro 2 and OR Cam Pro 3
The OrCam is a head-borne device with a camera that uses artificial intelligence to recognize text and convert that text into speech (OCR/TTS). It is a small, lightweight device of less than an ounce that attaches magnetically to a clip fastened to the temple piece of regular eyeglasses.
OrCam MyEye by OrCam Technologies, Ltd:
1. Type of Feedback: Auditory (text-to-speech) more than 20 languages. 2. Type of Control: (1) voice commands, (2) taps and swipes on a touchpad, or (3) with the OrCam app. 3. Weight: 0.79 oz, ( 22.5 g) 4. Battery Life: 2 hours, because it is a small unit there is a trade-off of weight vs battery life. 5. Price: MyEye $4,250. USD, payment plan available. 6. Advantage: Small, lightweight, great for mobility. 7. Unique features: Responds to voice commands, helps with orientation and mobility, a...
Envision Glasses
This unit is the Envision software running on the Google Glass system. The Envision AI software expands the use of Google Glass with OCR and ‘computer vision.’ The unit is mounted on the right side of a wire frame. It is controlled by a touchpad on the device using taps and finger swipes. A small screen is mounted over the right eye. The screen is clear and can be seen through when not in use. The visually impaired will benefit from the Envision accessibility software and not so much from the...
Acesight
There are two models: Acesight and Acesight VR
Acesight: By Zoomax Technology Co.
The producers call it an open design. The 2 screens are mounted in front of the eyes and a darkly tinted shield is mounted over them. This shield cuts down on external light interference but still allows for the wearer to use peripheral vision for mobility. The camera is located centrally over the bridge of the nose. The battery and controller are connected by a wire to the headset. There are two versions; Acesight and Acesight S. The ‘S’version has fewer features. They both have: 1. 1.1. Typ...
Acesight VR: by Zoomax Technology Co.
This is similar in appearance to the other VR headsets (Patriot ViewPoint, IrisVision Live, and Vision Buddy). It is controlled by a Bluetooth remote controller. There are adjustable straps around the head and another on top to support the VR unit. 1. 1.1. Type of Feedback: magnification to 16X. 1. 1.1. Type of Control: Bluetooth remote controller. 1. 1.1. Field of View: 65 degrees, Full HD 1080p. 1. 1.1. Battery Life: 2.5 to 3 hours, it can also be attached to an external power source for ex...
The Apple Vision Pro represents cutting-edge mainstream technology, equipped with a wide array of accessibility options tailored for individuals with vision, hearing, and mobility impairments. Setting up and utilizing the accessibility features on the Vision Pro closely mirrors the process on the iPhone and iPad. However, users may encounter a lear...
Type of control: Buttons located on the ‘Digital crown.’Navigation: finger taps and swipes, eye movement, and voice commands (using Siri).Field of View: Variable, controllable zooming in and out.Battery Life: Powered by an external rechargeable battery 2 to 2.5 hours when fully charged.NuEyes Pro are smart glasses that look like a set of sunglasses. They are designed for both visual and auditory feedback. A camera unit is mounted centrally on the bridge of the frame. It is a wireless and self-contained unit with a battery and processor. The two OLED screens display a live stream of what the camera is viewing.
Introducing "Ask Envision", a revolutionary feature that enables people who are blind or low-vision to scan documents and ask questions using GPT-4 by OpenAI.With Ask Envision, people who are blind or have low vision can access any text-based content with ease.Enhance your accessibility and independence by requesting a demo of Envision glasses ...
Feb 1, 2022 · This is the second part of the review of the Envision Glasses (see Part 1 here), a wearable piece of assistive technology. From the main menu four feature modes can be chosen: Read, Identify, Find and Call. The Glasses have three reading modes: Instant text, Scan text and Batch scan (Read): Instant text: This mode instantly reads short blocks ...
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Overall, Envision Glasses boast an impressive array of features that are specifically designed with accessibility, empowerment, and ease of use in mind. They are a revolutionary device offering a glimpse of the future. A student in the TSBVI EXIT 18+ Program demonstrates how he uses Envision glasses.
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Dec 1, 2021 · The app is a well-respected tool to help those with sight impairment. The software provides a range of features including: Training and recognition of faces captured by the smartphone camera. The Envision glasses extend most of the functionality of the AI application to the glasses wearable and add a few unique features.
