The iGlasses™ Ultrasonic Mobility Aid is a head-mounted device which enables more informed, confident, and efficient pedestrian travel. Objects in your path are detected by the ultrasonic sensors and communicated via gentle vibrations. As obstacles get nearer the frequency of the vibration will increase. The device is intended as a secondary mobility device to complement the traditional long cane or guide dog.
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BRAILLE MITRA is the Refreshable Braille Display for visually handicapped and sightless people for reading in Indian Languages Braille.The Braille supported is the six-dot Braille script for English and all 11 Indian Languages. BRAILLE MITRA is ideally suited for a Braille Library environment in which an entire book in an Indian Language can be stored […]
For totally blind people in many ways, the use of cellular phones, especially the latest ones is somewhat similar to the use of computers. The biggest similarity is that most phones are difficult to be used without assistive technologies
With the help of computers enabled with speech synthesizers, students with vision impairment doing higher studies, are becoming independent in all their reading and writing needs. Computer literacy is giving the visually impaired and low vision persons new professional opportunities,
Ever faced a problem in pressing multiple keys simultaneously? Is the sunlight glare obstructing you from viewing the screen content? Missed out on an audio alert while working in a noisy environment? Would you like to control the mouse via the keyboard? Microsoft Windows XP enables you to satisfy all the above. In Windows XP, […]
WHO’s AnthroPlus is a software for the global application of the WHO Reference 2007 for 5-19 years to monitor the growth of school-age children and adolescents.
Accessibility Guidelines prepared by Katie McCausland and Hannah Clark for the Disability Action Council