Forbes August 23, 2022
Gus Alexiou

Announcing a new partnership today, Envision and Aira have teamed up to create a unique combination of assistive technology with the potential to enhance the independence of blind people in unprecedented ways.

Netherlands-based Envision makes a smartphone app that is integrated with Google Glass enabling blind users to receive audio descriptions of objects or text that the camera is pointing at using computer vision, AI or video calls with sighted guides.

California-based Aira provides a professional visual interpretation service that connects blind or severely sight-impaired users to a remote operator via the Aira app for scene and object description or directions.

Both companies leverage rapidly maturing technologies that are slowly transforming the options for blind people to more fully engage...

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Topics: AI (Artificial Intelligence), Apps, Digital Health, Patient / Consumer, Provider, Technology, Wearables
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