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Could a new smart camera designed for the blind help my dyslexic daughter?
By Ruth Eglash (reprinted from the Washington Post) At some point, after hours of speech therapy, countless consultations with child specialists and thousands of dollars spent without much progress to help my dyslexic daughter, Gefen, learn to read, I …
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Read&Write in the Workplace: With the right supports, anything is possible.
Based in Baltimore, Maryland, Jonathan works as a genomics account manager at life sciences company Agilent Technologies. In parallel with this, he’s currently studying for his MBA at Johns Hopkins Carey Business School, after gaining his PhD at the University …
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Students At Candlebark School Discover New Enthusiasm For Writing, Using Dragon Speech Recognition Software
The challenge: increase students’ motivation to write – particularly those with literacy difficulties Located in Romsey, Victoria – Candlebark is a private school catering to students from prep to grade 9. Self-described as an adventurous school with an alternative …
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New device helping blind people see
Gadget helping people who are blind or vision impaired. Click here, to watch the full Sunrise report. Read Matt’s story about OrCam in The Australian :
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LiveWire Low Vision newsletter – Summer 2018
We are excited to announce our latest issue of our LiveWire Low Vision newsletter. It has been released this week and you can read the Word Version or PDF Version .
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New device transforming lives of blind people
A new device just released in Australia – is transforming the lives of many blind and vision impaired people. OrCam MyEye 2.0 assistive technology device for people who are partially sighted reads texts, recognizes faces, and identifies products. Watch more: More information: http://bit.ly/2EQfUJJ …
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Introducing OrCam MyEye 2.0
OrCam MyEye 2.0 is the only wearable reading aid that is activated by an intuitive pointing gesture or simply by following the wearer’s gaze – allowing for hands-free use and without the need of a smartphone or Wi-Fi. – …
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OrCam MyEye 2.0 Coming to a town near you!
OrCam’s exciting technology brings hope to Australians with reading disability. Reading Re-invented Expo Come and try the world’s most advanced solution for Information Access On Monday 9th April, our national roadshow of OrCam MyEye 2.0 kicks off in Melbourne. Mr. Leon Paull, International Business …
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Here is a quick summary of what OrCam MyEye 2.0 can do for you;
OrCam MyEye has been creating unprecedented levels of interest all around the world. Anyone who has struggled to read printed information has for the first time been able to have that information read to them, at home, at work, while …
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