Spotlight on AT: OrCam MyEye 2.0
The OrCam MyEye 2.0 is designed for blind and partially sighted users, using a lightweight smart camera that reads text aloud and recognizes faces, products, and money.
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Sharing digital content across platforms is often a tedious task. Enter Flick, a new sharing app designed to be simple and accessible for everyone, regardless of what device they use.
ClaroRead is an advanced text-to-speech/writing/OCR program for PC that helps users read, write, and study with confidence. Let’s take a look at the improvements in the newest version of ClaroRead.
We sit down with Courtney Cameron, a Halifax-based Assistive Technology Specialist with the Neil Squire Society, and get the inside scoop on Acadia University’s first annual buildathon featuring the LipSync device.
Home assistant devices are created with universal design in mind, making them highly accessible and easy to use. This article breaks down how Amazon Echo and Google Home stack up against each other in their ability to work as assistive technology.