How AR Glasses Could Benefit The Blind
How AR Glasses Could Benefit The Blind
By Tim Bajarin
When we think about AR glasses, we mostly think of them as smart glasses that can view our real-world environment and then super-impose data, information, and enhanced images about objects we are seeing in and around us.
It allows a person to ask the device to read the specific text a person wants to hear- things like headlines, specific menu items, and more. These types of smart glasses are great tools for the visually impaired or blind today, and for those who use them, the increased ease of everyday tasks has improved their lives. Read the rest of the article.
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