Podcasts about envision glasses

On this episode of Talking Technology, we catch up with Karthik Kannan CTO at Envision to learn all about the new ally app. We discuss pricing, future plans, and the role of Envision Glasses in the Meta Ray-Ban world. We hear your thoughts on AirTag and air fryers, and in tech news we explore a new collaboration aiming to make games more accessible.Join the conversation with a WhatsApp voice note. The number you need is 086 199 0011. Internationally you can use +353 86 199 0011. Support the show

In today's Double Tap, Steven Scott and Shaun Preece dive into Apple's controversial decision to disable Advanced Data Protection in the UK, sparking debates on privacy, encryption, and government overreach. What does this mean for iCloud users in the UK and around the world? We break down the facts, misconceptions, and political implications.We also discuss Steven's hands-on experience with the Envision Ally—the new AI assistant for Envision Glasses, now in public beta. Is this a game-changer for blind users? And why is it impressive that Envision is making old Google Glass hardware feel brand new?Plus, we compare Apple's privacy stance to Google's as both companies navigate encryption policies in a politically charged landscape. Which platform is safer? Mark Aflalo breaks down the security differences between iOS and Android.Also on the show:Slack's hidden accessibility features that make it a surprisingly good chat app for screen reader users.Audacity's big accessibility update—now better on Mac!

In this episode of Double Tap, hosts Steven Scott and Shaun Preece engage in lively banter about the weather, their podcasting energy, and the importance of mood in creating engaging content. In other words, they both need more coffee!They delve into the world of screen readers, comparing NVDA, JAWS, and Narrator, and discuss the potential of a new operating system called Cosmos from Humane AI. The conversation shifts to the GoBox, a device designed to make subtitles accessible, and the Envision glasses that could potentially enhance gaming experiences for visually impaired users using their new Ally AI feature. They also touch on Peloton's new audio-based exercise app and its accessibility features, inviting listener feedback on those who might have tried it.Get in touch with Double Tap by emailing us feedback@doubletaponair.com or by call 1-877-803-4567 and leave us a voicemail. You can also now contact us via Whatsapp on 1-613-481-0144 or visit doubletaponair.com/whatsapp to connect. We are also across social media including X, Mastodon and Facebook. Double Tap is available daily on AMI-audio across Canada, on podcast worldwide and now on YouTube.Chapter Markers:00:00 Intro05:58 Screen Readers: NVDA vs. JAWS10:28 The New Operating System: Cosmos from Humane AI32:27 Real-Time OCR Technology For Subtitles42:20 Exploring the Envision Glasses

Today on the show Steven and Shaun discuss a range of tech topics including the rise in popularity of a pedestrian navigation app, a new AI assistant that's just launched, and a major update to a popular QWERTY braille display.First up, the guys talk about the Oko app, which is an app to help blind people cross the road safely. They've just been announced as finalists in Apple's app of the year awards.Up next they chat about the new Envision Ally assistant and how it compares to other AI assistants out there. Ally is now available on Envision Glasses and we are keen to hear from you if you've tried it out.Our main story of the day features the news that the Mantis Q40 from Humanware and APH (American Printing House for the Blind) is getting a major update this winter, bringing text-to-speech to the popular QWERTY braille display. There's a special webinar being held on the 2nd of December with more details on all of the new features coming in version 2.4 of the software - sign up here - https://aph.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_9xhdtKLoTfipb6B3Zq2amQ#/registrationGet in touch with Double Tap by emailing us feedback@doubletaponair.com or by call 1-877-803-4567 and leave us a voicemail. You can also now contact us via Whatsapp on 1-613-481-0144 or visit doubletaponair.com/whatsapp to connect. We are also across social media including X, Mastodon and Facebook. Double Tap is available daily on AMI-audio across Canada, on podcast worldwide and now on YouTube.

Chapter Markers:0:00 - Intro3:57 - e-mail - Bev on Setting Up the Meta Ray-Ban Glasses6:45 - E-mail - Dawn on the Future of Double Tap10:13 - E-mail - Kerry on the Double Tap Podcast12:32 - E-mail - Frank on Orcam Support20:37 - E-mail - Callum on Dog Trackers26:39 - Naming the Double Tap Plant27:55 - E-mail - Graham is Looking for a New Alarm Clock30:04 - e-mail - Sonia on the MX Keys Keyboard35:33 - Contact Us35:45 - In-Door Navigation Interview with Darryl Adams, Director of Accessibility at Intel

On this week's episode of the Best of Double Tap on YouTube we learn about the latest in wearable tech, and discuss the latest in smart mobility aids such as the WeWalk smart cane and Glide AI mobility device.First up, Steven and Shaun discuss the ‘State of the Nation' relating to wearable tech, with a focus on smart glasses. They explore the evolution of wearables, from the Bose frames to the Meta Ray-Bans and other products like Envision glasses, Seleste glasses, and the ARx Vision headset. Next up the guys are joined by their friend Kayaker to discuss smart mobility aids. Kayaker shares his hands-on experience with the Glide device from Glidance and describes its unique design and features. They also talk about other smart mobility devices like the WeWalk Smart Cane 2, BiPed, and the Mini Guide. Keep in touch with the Double Tappers by emailing feedback@doubletaponair.com or call 1-877-803-4567 and leave us a voicemail. You can also find us across social media and on YouTube.

Rund 70 Gespräche mit Firmen, Interviews bei 42 Ausstellern, 51 Interview-Episoden und über 7 Stunden Audio – das ist die stolze Bilanz von Christians Sightcity-Berichterstattung. In der letzten Episode zur diesjährigen Sightcity stellt er – sortiert nach Produktgruppen – nochmal die aus seiner Sicht größten Highlights vor. Zudem werden wichtige Informationen ergänzt, Vergleiche mit Konkurrenz-Produkten gezogen oder auch mal eine persönliche Einschätzung geäußert. Alles in allem ein Rund-um-Überblick zur Sightcity 2024 der Lust macht, das ein oder andere Produkt in einem der Interviews nochmal genauer zu betrachten. Folgende Abschnitte und Themen gibt es: - die Sightcity und ihre Aussteller allgemein - Haushalt und Alltagshilfsmittel (Heißluftfritteuse, Ping Pong Objektfinder, vernetzte Haushaltsgeräte, Audiobox von Feelware von der Krankenkasse) - Unterhaltungselektronik und Daisy-Player (Blindenradio von Albrecht mit großen Einschränkungen / keine Sendernamen-Ansage, Solargrove Player, Victor Reader Stream 3 mit einigen Verbesserungen, kein Senseplayer in Deutschland, in einigen Jahren kaum noch Daisy-Player mit CD-Laufwerk) - Taktile Grafiken und Braille lernen (Canon mit beeindruckenden bunten tastbaren Welten, Tactonom Pro kommt, Iveo als Alternative zum Tactonom Reader, interaktiv die Brailleschrift lernen mit Paige und Breye, duftende Farben) - Mobiltelefone (Felixphone mit integrierter KI, Lilliphone, Smartvision noch mit Android 11) - Vorlesegeräte (VoxiVision und Harc Reader Plus mit KI) - Braillezeilen (Activator Pro dünn und durchdacht, Activator aus dem letzten Jahr mit leiserer Tastatur, Braille Emotion als spannende Alternative zu Humanware Brailliant mit kurzem Vergleich, keine Spur von einer Focus 6 Serie, Harpo Braillepen 24) - Sehbehindertentechnik (Topolino Mini, VoiSee mit interessantem Ansatz, nichts neues vom Vispero-Konzern) - Blindenstöcke, Hinderniswarner und Orientierungshilfen (WeWalk Smartcane II, IO bietet gratis ein Hardware-Update an, neues bei Comde für Svarovsky-Nutzer, Zeigestöcke zur Kennzeichnung ZS von Comde, Envision Glasses schneller, wann geht die OrCam Online, Niira Orientierungs-Brille, 7Sense Helm) - Abmoderation, Ausblick, zeitlicher Ablauf Sightviews ab Herbst 2024

Reinecker gibt einen kurzen Überblick über die diversen Produkte und deren Updates für blinde Menschen – von Braillezeilen von Humanware mit Sprachausgabe über den Wewalk bis hin zu den Envision Glasses.

Benni zeigt uns in diesem Interview die Beta-Version der Software der Envision Glasses. Die Antwortzeit wird deutlich verbessert und die Szenenbeschreibung ist ausführlicher geworden und ermöglicht schnellere Rückfragen.

2415 The Envision Glasses and Envision AI App (Apr. 10, 2024) Show Notes The Envision Glasses and app feature real-time text recognition, voice controls, and hands-free video calling for people who are blind or have low vision enabling them to access everyday visual information for themselves. Hosts Nancy and Peter Torpey talk with Karthik Kannan, … Continue reading 2415 The Envision Glasses and Envision AI App (Apr. 10, 2024) →

Ook dit jaar wordt de Ziezo-beurs georganiseerd. Dit vind Van 11 t/m 13 april plaats in de jaarbeurs in Utrecht. De komende 5 kwartieren staan we hierbij stil en bezoeken de verslaggevers de verschillende organisaties die daar te vinden zijn. In dat kader kreeg Hans Wensveen tijdens het oogcafe in Sassenheim een presentatie/demonstratie van de zgn. Slimme Bril, oftwel de Envision Glasses, door medewerkers van de Firma Envision. Het is een draagbaar apparaat dat het dagelijks leven van blinden en slechtzienden aanzienlijk verbetert. Het biedt de meest intuïtieve en gemakkelijkste manier om toegang te krijgen tot allerlei soorten visuele informatie om hen heen.

Today on the show, Steven and Shaun are diving into the world of Envision Glasses and exploring the latest updates that are set to revolutionize the way we interact with technology.Steven and Shaun kick off the conversation by reflecting on their Valentine's Day experiences and the inevitable cheesy moments. But don't worry, they quickly pivot to the tech talk that we all love. They're joined by Karthik Karnan  from Envision, who's ready to spill all the details on what's new and exciting with the Envision Glasses.Steven and Shaun wrap up with a reminder to check out the new content on their YouTube channel, where they'll continue to explore the latest in accessible tech. So, whether you're a tech enthusiast or just curious about the advancements in AI for accessibility, this episode of Double Tap has got you covered. Don't miss out on the insightful discussions and exciting updates from the world of Envision Glasses.Keep in touch by emailing us feedback@doubletaponair.com or calling 1-877-03-4567 and leaving us a voicemail. You can also find us on social media.

Karthik Mahadevan, CEO at Envision, will delve into the upgrades in the new Envision Glasses v.2.5 featuring a new interactive describe scene powered by GPT-4 Vision by Open AI & multilingual voice commands. That's not all! Exciting changes landed on the Envision App and future updates are set to revolutionize the user experience and create a more accessible world. Hear more from Karthik! In the second hour we dive deep into Windows Copilot and Coipilot Pro and even give some demonstrations of their use. Sponsored by the Information Access Committee 24 Episode Notes Notes go here

Seit etwa 2016 gibt es mit der OrCam eine kleine Kamera, die blinden und sehbehinderten Menschen Texte vorlesen kann und darüber hinaus weitere Funktionen wie eine Personenerkennung oder einen Barcode-Scanner bietet. 2020 kam das erste Konkurrenz-Produkt, die Envision Glasses auf den Markt. Benni hat beide Produkte ausführlich getestet und erläutert und demonstriert in seinem Beitrag die wichtigsten Unterschiede. Wie sind die beiden Geräte aufgebaut? Was kann welches Produkt konkret und was nicht? Für wen könnte was besser geeignet sein? Diese Podcast-Episode liefert Antworten und macht deutlich - es gibt mehr Unterschiede, als man denkt.

Episode Notes Notes go here 0:00 Start 4:30 Guest Audience: Wisconsin Council of the Blind & Visually Impaired 7:00 Be My AI App Introduction 9:00 Comparison to OrCam What's in Front of Me? Feature 13:00 Using Be My AI to scan a menu and ask follow up questions 19:00 Envision Glasses attempts the same task 25:00 Comments from the audience 30:00 Scene Description with empty chair questions 39:00 Be My AI describing an image sent to your phone 43:00 Interpreting handwritten words 45:00 Envision App using scene description (Postponed) 47:00 Final Comparison of Envision to Be My AI 50:00 Closing thoughts and upcoming shows! Find out more at https://techconnectlive.pinecast.co This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

Episode Notes Notes go here 0:00 Start 5:50 Luke introduces the device, describing general physical features. 7:00 Different Models and Subscription Plan (Read, Home, Pro, Subscription) 11:20 Gestures and how to use Envision AI Glasses 14:00 Demonstration of Instant Text 20:00 Demonstration of Scan Text 23:00 Demonstration of Ask Envision via Hinge Button and internet 27:40 Demonstration of Call An Ally 35:30 Demonstration of Describe Scene. 40:00 Detect Money and Detect Light 40:40 Find an Object (Coffee Cup, Chair) 44:40 More Features, Batch Scan, Find People, Color Detection 45:50 Demonstration of Explore contrast against Find an Object 48:00 Comparisons to other devices. OrCam, ArxVision, Inspire vs Envision Glasses 52:15 Wrap Up, Plug the new videos, Contact information and upcoming projects! Find out more at https://techconnectlive.pinecast.co This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

We chat with Shaun Pienta about how one day 15 years ago changed his life forever and how he has thrived since. Even with Pat leading him astray... We also show off the Envision Glasses and the accompanying app and how tech like this is changing the game for people living with blindness. Also check out some recent media we've been feature on. NBN News with Patrick Jenson: https://www.nbnnews.com.au/2023/10/20/vision-impaired-athlete-puts-skiing-on-hold/ Hit106.9 Ask me anything with Matt McLaren: https://omny.fm/shows/hit-newcastle-breakfast/ask-me-anything-matt-mclaren-gives-insight-into-pa Envision app and glasses: https://www.letsenvision.com/glasses Our new website: http://www.notsobadpodcast.com

Unter anderem mit folgenden Themen: - Rückblick: Neues bei Sightviews (Interviews zur Sightcity, Test zu Farberkennungsgeräten) - die wichtigsten Neuheiten von der Sightcity 2023 - neuer Daisy-Player Daisybox - Tec-Innovation ist insolvent - VoiceVista Navigations-App - Nürnberg: VAG Lotse zeigt im ÖPNV Informationen an - Envision Glasses auf Kassenkosten - mit der Software Punktum Brailleschrift lernen - mit einer App Verfallsdaten erkennen - Milestone 212 jetzt mit WLAN Eine Navigation zwischen den Meldungen ist mittels Kapitelmarken möglich.

Z Robertom Meričem smo govorili o posebnih očalah za slepe in slabovidne. Envision Glasses so pametna očala, ki jih poganja umetna inteligenca, z integrirano kamero in vgrajenimi zvočniki, ki govorijo o vizualnem svetu. To je naprava, ki bistveno izboljša vsakdanje življenje slepih ali slabovidnih ljudi in zagotavlja najbolj intuitiven in najpreprostejši način za dostop do vseh vrst vizualnih informacij v okolju.

In dieser Episode lässt Christian die aus seiner Sicht interessantesten Entwicklungen und Trends der Sightcity Revue passieren. Allerdings teils ergänzt um das, was in den Interviews noch nicht drin war — Rückmeldungen von Hörerinnen und Hörern, Ergänzungen, Berichtigungen oder Meinungen. Durch Kapitelmarken können die folgenden Abschnitte mit folgenden Inhalten angesprungen werden: 1. allgemeines zur Sightcity (neuer Veranstaltungsort, allgemeine Eindrücke, CD im BIT verfügt teilweise über Interviews mit alternativer besser verständlicher Tonspur) 2. Braillezeilen (Helptech Activator mit Ergänzungen zur Tastatur und Preis, schnell veraltete Notizgeräte, weitere Braillezeilen mit Normaltastatur, Brailliant mit Sprachausgabe, neuer Händler für Brailliant, Zukunft der Focus Braillezeilen, keine 80 stelligen Zeilen von Humanware mehr, Vario Pro 2 und 480, Berichtigungen und Ergänzungen zum Gaudio-Book, Optima und Gedanken zu Kombinationen aus Braillezeile und Laptop, Braillesense 6 mit Update, Polaris geht leer aus) 3. Braille-Flächendisplays (Dotpad, Monarch, Firma 4Blind hat gefehlt, was machen die fränkischen Alternativen von Inventivio und Dr. Greiner? Tactonom) 4. Tastaturen (Help 2 Type, Mykey, Hable One jetzt mit App, Rivo 3 versus Senseplayer) 5. Vorlesen lassen (Orcam Read, Hype um Envision Glasses, Voxi Vision kann auch Texte übersetzen, Harc Reader bei verschiedenen Firmen erhältlich) 6. Lesegeräte für Sehbehinderte (Clover Note, bessere Kontraste in den 8-Zoll-Lupen von Opteelec und EV Optron, unüberschaubare Möglichkeiten für die Schule, Zoomcam hat ohne Software Vorteile) 7. Telefone (Blindshell, was macht Lucia? Minivision, Smartvision 3 ohne Update auf neuere Android-Versionen, Kapten-App zur Navigation) 8. Navigationsgeräte (Stellar Trek, bis zu vier Navigationsgeräte mit Tastatur könnte es in Zukunft geben) 9. Blindenlangstöcke (Stock mit Stoßdämpfer, Ambutech stabil aber schwer, nichts neues vom All Terrain Cane, interessantes Zubehör für IO und nochmals Beschreibung von Geo Loop) 10. Hinderniswarner (App aber Iphone muss um den Hals gehängt werden, Rango sehr sympatisch, Highlight aber sicher Biped) 11. Daisyplayer (Senseplayer interessant aber kein Händler in Sicht, Testberichte sind in einem Podcast zu finden, Stream mit fest verbauter Batterie, I-Speak jetzt mit Speicheranschluss) 12. Sonstiges (Farberkennungsgeräte Fame und neu Colorstar Pro, ein paar Worte zur Energrit Powerbank) 13. In eigener Sache (was bei Sightviews geplant ist)

Seit gut zwei Jahren machen die Envision Glasses von sich reden, eine Brille, die Texte scannen, Geldscheine erkennen, Szenen Beschreiben, Videotelefonie ermöglichen und vieles mehr kann. Nun ist das Gerät auch über die Krankenkassen als Hilfsmittel anerkannt. Christian, der bisher keine Erfahrung mit Envision Glasses hatte, hat dies zum Anlass genommen und sich am Messestand das Produkt aufsetzen und zeigen lassen. Welche Menü-Punkte und Funktionen hat das Produkt? Wie schnell kommt man auch als Neuling mit der Bedienung zurecht? Klappen die Funktionen?

Today on the show, Steven and Shaun discuss the latest new feature that dropped for owners of Envision glasses from Envision AI. The feature allows users to experience and benefit from the amazing GPT 4 capabilities, including scanning and analyzing documents and asking complex questions directly through the device. You can learn more about the new feature from their YouTube video - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J2rXe5XuUK8 Also, there's more of your feedback including a query about Gmail email accounts, and comments about the state of accessibility on TV platforms where more audio-described content seems to be available, but the apps to access them are less accessible than ever. It's fair to say Steven isn't happy about this one! Email your feedback to feedback@doubletaponair.com or call 1-877-803-4567 and leave us a voicemail. You can also find us on social media @DoubleTapOnAir.

CSUN 2023 Exhibitor List   A great resource to see who was at this years tech conference.   https://www.csun.edu/cod/conference/ebb/rbk/2023/index.php/public/exhibitors/index/page:1/sort:booths/direction:asc   3 Tactile Graphic Displays at CSUN   Dot Pad, Graffiti, and Monarch.   Grafety (already available)   http://www.orbitresearch.com/product/graphiti/   Dot Pad (available in South Korea)   https://pad.dotincorp.com/    Monarch (available 2024)   https://www.aph.org/meet-monarch/   With these 3 on or coming to the market, I think it is going to be important to understand what each one does given they will range in price from $10.000 US to $20.000 US.     Sony Develops Camera for the Vision Impaired Showed off at CSUN Now this sounds intriguing.   https://au.pcmag.com/cameras-1/99198/sony-develops-affordable-camera-for-the-visually-impaired   Orbit Research shows offMagna, new Portable Video Magnifiers at CSUN   It'll be interesting to find out how these compare to other portable VM.   https://www.orbitresearch.com/magna-handheld-electronic-magnifier/   Orbit Research shows off Optima Modular speech/Braille computer   Not available until next year, not sure if this is a solution to a non existant problem.   https://www.orbitresearch.com/product-category/optima/     Be-My-Eyes Launches Digital Visual Assistant Powered by Chat GPT 4 at CSUN   This is a virtual assistant to comment on images taken by the camera and describe their content. At the moment this feature is in beta.   https://www.thenationalnews.com/business/technology/2023/03/15/be-my-eyes-launches-digital-visual-assistant-powered-by-gpt-4/   Envision Shows off GPT on the Envision Glasses at CSUN   Interesting to see yet again how the Power of AI is being used to image/describe the world.   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qkbm72oHPqY   Not sure how this will impact Envision, but Google says Good Bye to Google Glass Enter;piese   https://techcrunch.com/2023/03/16/goodbye-google-glass-we-knew-you-well/   Giving Aira Explorers more choice, article updated on March 14 2023 for CSUN 2023    Besides a newer interface, people can use the front smart phone camera to talk to the agent.   https://aira.io/new-mobile-app/   3 Chat GPT Clients to have a pLay with   iOS   Get Roasted with Carrots Weather chatbot now using Chat GPT   https://techcrunch.com/2023/03/15/carrot-weather-app-new-chatbot-with-chatgpt-update/    Mac   AI Chat, works well with VoiceOver.   https://apps.apple.com/au/app/ai-chat-ask-anything/id1667518571   Apple Watch   Sorry Siri, Introducing Petey, the New GPT app for the Apple Watch   https://www.gizmodo.com.au/2023/03/sorry-siri-meet-petey-the-new-chatgpt-app-for-apple-watch/   Remember, all of these Chat GPT clients (besides Petey I think) need to be subscribed to. Bing is also having a play with, as the answers are self voicing.   New App for the Mac CenteredHead   This is a way of making sure your head/face is in focus before you go on to a Zoom, webinar call etc.   https://apps.apple.com/au/app/centered-head/id6446192101?mt=12Support this Vision Australia Radio program: https://www.visionaustralia.org/donate?src=radio&type=0&_ga=2.182040610.46191917.1644183916-1718358749.1627963141See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It's an all new That Real Blind Tech Show with a fully over packed studio as the entire gang of Allison, Brian, Ed, and Jeanine are all together for the first time in 2023.   We start off discussing the price changes coming to the Envision Glasses. Jeanine then fills us in about the latest announcement coming out of Aira about extra minutes and the special that will continue to run to the end of February. And it's not just the assistive tech companies that are raising prices, as we discuss the announcement out of Amazon that Amazon Fresh groceries are now going to have different fee levels.   We then discuss the latest update to SeeingAI and Jeanine lets us know about something pretty cool that could be happening.   You may have wondered why Apple doesn't make AirTags for dogs, well this is why.   Paramount Plus will be merging with Showtime in the coming months. And what in the world is Netflix doing about cracking down on those darn password sharers?   Did you know that supposedly you can track a flight on your iPhone? Of course no clue how well this feature works with VoiceOver. And future iPhones may be able to listen to your chewing and scold you about what you are eating. Yikes.   Who knew that your A Lady echo and dots could have a shelf life.   Ed then gives us a review of the Samsung screen reader built in to most new Samsung TVs.   We then discuss the new products Apple announced the M2 Mac mini, M2 Mac Book Pros, and the new HomePod biggie.   Next we discuss online signature services and compare the accessibility of DocuSign, Dropbox Signature, and Adobe Sign. And why the heck do we still need a signature in the year 2023?   And it's an extended What's Pissing Off Brian Now and more of Watcha Streaming, Watcha Reading.   To contact That Real Blind Tech Show, you can email us at ThatRealBlindTechShow@gmail.com, join our Facebook Group That Real Blind Tech Show, join us on the Twitter @BlindTechShow , or leave us an old school phone message at 929-367-1005. And make sure to check out our new website where you can find any of our past episodes here.

Today on the show, Steven reads through more of your feedback, including comments on the latest iOS update affecting the monitoring app and new TalkBack updates for Android 13. There's also news from Envision, the company behind Envision Glasses and the Envision app for smartphones. They've announced three new editions of their glasses offering, plus a subscription for new features starting in January 2024. You can watch their announcement on YouTube here - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kVykrDHJMf0 Also, there's an in-depth conversation with Nathan Deutsch from LighthouseTech in Switzerland, talking about a new prototype pair of glasses that can help blind people detect obstacles at head height. They were showcased at CES (the Consumer Electronics Show) in Las Vegas this year. You can find out more about the glasses here - https://www.lighthousetech.ch/ As always, your feedback is welcome. Email us at feedback@doubletaponair.com or call 1-877-803-4567 and leave us a voicemail. You can also find us across social media @DoubleTapOnAir.

Show Description On this episode of the iACast recorded in September of 2022, Michael Doise, Michael Babcock, Taylor Arndt, Leslie Dickson, and Jim Barbour discuss the latest tech news, and compare the OrCam devices to the Envision Glasses. Links OrCam Envision Providing Feedback We love hearing from you, so feel free to send an email to feedback@iaccessibility.net. You can follow us on Facebook, and Twitter. You can also find us on Reddit, and all around the web. Also, don't forget to check out our YouTube page, and for all things iACast, check out our iACast page. If you'd like to help support us, you can do so via our PayPal and Patreon pages.

Today on the show, Steven and Shaun review the big access tech news stories of 2022. We start off with the visual interpreter service Aira, which made itself available on more devices this year, including Envision Glasses, the Blindshell Classic 2 and more. We talk to Jenine Stanley from the company to learn more. Also, we find out what was hot and not at this year's CSUN event in California; and Shelly Brisbin talks us through why Global Accessibility Awareness Day is becoming a real event on the calendar to look out for. Keep in touch with us by following us on social media @DoubleTapOnAir.

W prawdzie tymi okularami już kiedyś się zajmowaliśmy, ale skoro trafiły one w ręce naszego kolejnego autora, Pawła Masarczyka, czemu nie przyjrzeć im się jeszcze baczniej? Czy coś się zmieniło, do czego okulary od Envision nadają się dobrze, a do czego słabo, lub wręcz wcale? Na te i inne pytania próbujemy odpowiedzieć w niniejszej audycji. Zapoznaj się z tekstową wersją odcinka

En este episodio, Manolo hace una presentación detallada de las Envision Glasses. Una tecnología innovadora que combina las gafas de Google con el software de inteligencia artificial de Envision. Por lo que las Envision glasses, son unas gafas inteligentes para las personas ciegas que integran la última tecnología para explorar lo que nos rodea. Estas … Seguir leyendo Tiflo Audio 189 – Envision glasses: Gafas inteligentes para las personas ciegas que integran la última tecnología para explorar lo que nos rodea →

This month on Main Menu Live, we present JAWS 2023; Envision; and the latest on security. Ryan Jones from Vispero joins us to talk the new JAWS 2023 release. Bob Roehm joins us once again to give us updates on the Envision app and glasses. Jeff and team along with Damashe Thomas, will update you on the latest state-of-the-art password managers. will update you on the latest state-of-the-art of password managers.

Today we review two top pieces of specialist tech that can help blind and partially sighted people out and about, or at home handsfree. Shaun talks about his experiences with the ARX headset and discusses the upsides and downsides of the device. Also, we give you the chance to listen again to listener Kevin Chao talk about his experience with the Envision Glasses. Keep in touch by emailing feedback@doubletaponair.com or call 1-877-803-4567 and leave us a voicemail. You can also find us across social media @DoubleTapOnAir.

Every person's face is unique. We intuitively know that to be true. But what exactly makes your face different from another person? And how can we measure and quantify that difference to make the world more accessible for the visually impaired?In this episode, journalist Shaun Raviv tells us how he uncovered the top secret history of facial recognition technology and its inventor, Woody Bledsoe. Then Karthik Kannan explains how a conversation with a group of visually impaired students inspired him to build glasses that can recognize human faces.In the 1960's, funded by an undercover CIA front company, Woody Bledsoe built the first facial recognition software that could identify human faces. Woody was years ahead of other researchers but never got credit for his work because of the project's classified designation.Until recently, like many others in the industry, Karthik had never heard of Woody Bledsoe. But his company Envision is literally manifesting the dream of computer aided sight that Woody first dreamt up more than 50 years ago. Using Google Glass technology, he's built glasses that can tell a visually impaired user what's nearby, give visual information about an object or environment and, of course, recognize faces.For more information, visit setapp.com/podcast

Kevin Chao joins Jeff Thompson in the Blind Abilities Studio to share with us his experience with the Envision Glasses from LetsEnvision.com plus the Aira App experience on the envision glasses. Kevin also gives us a peak at the Dot Pad, a tactile pad that connects to voice over and conveys tactile representations that one can explore. Along with 20 cells of Braille this tool gives Kevin an understanding that he could not receive before. Learn how Kevin uses the Envision Glasses, employs the Aira service through the Aira App installed on the envision Glasses and how the Dot Pad is giving Kevin a bigger picture of understanding through tactile imagery. You can find out more about the products here: Envision Glasses at LetsEnvision.com Aira on the web at Aira.io Dot Pad from Dot   we would love to hear from you! Send us an email at info@BlindAbilities.com or give us a call and leave us some feedback at 612-367-6093

Episode Notes This week Anthony talks with Jose Cintron from Florida Reading about the new Envision Glasses, AIRA has recently been added as another feature that blind customers can leverage. Rosina Foster will teach us some tips and tricks to help guide your AIRA agent so you have the best experience possible. Jose will also demonstrate a new Brailliant BI 40X braille display, StellarTrek, and the Habel One controller for smartphones and tablets.

We delve into the Inbox once again with Steven and Shaun, to find out what you have been talking about and get your reactions to our show. We also sit down with Karthik Karnan from Envision to discuss the past, present and future plans for the tech company that is known for its Envision AI app and Envision Glasses. As always, we welcome your feedback. Email feedback@doubletaponair.com or call 1-877-803-4567 and leave us a voicemail. You can also find us across social media @DoubleTapOnAir.

Kia ora Mosen At Largers. A reminder that this podcast is indexed by chapter. If you listen with a podcast client that offers chapter support, you can easily skip between segments. We also make transcripts available, thanks to sponsorship by Pneuma Solutions, a global leader in accessible cloud technologies. Visit them on the web at . You can find the transcripts on our website at Here are the topics covered in this episode, and the time in the file for each. Some reflections as we produce our 200th episode,0:00.000 Braille with an uppercase B is now the standard in New Zealand,8:49.334 Oddities after installing iOS 16,11:44.608 Still on iOS 15. Should I upgrade yet?,19:21.263 Recovering deleted messages in iOS 16,21:31.615 Thoughts on iOS 16 and iPhone 14 Pro,22:21.948 Why the Apple Watch Ultra interests me,23:34.074 The new satellite support in iPhone 14 could save your life,27:20.886 VoiceOver is impossibly quiet on a call,30:16.120 Loving my new iPhone 14 Pro but have questions,37:50.593 Voiceover having trouble keeping my place on some web pages and emails,42:03.362 User feedback on the Envision Smart Glasses,44:44.062 Hable One,50:35.419 Tech memories,52:48.903 Adding apps to the Favourites in the BlindShell Classic 2,1:03:33.008 An extended Bonnie bulletin on our recent travels,1:05:57.966 Closing and contact info,1:58:35.978 Share your thoughts on these topics or any others. Drop me an email in writing or with an audio attachment, Jonathan at MushroomFm.com, or phone the listener line in the United States, +1864-60Mosen, that's +18646066736. Keep up with Mosen At Large between episodes. Follow MosenAtLarge on Twitter where you'll get audio extras, links to interesting news stories, sneak peeks about what's coming up and more. If you'd like to subscribe to our announcements only email list, please send email to And if you like the show, we'd love a positive review and for you to spread the word. Thank you.

During the first hour Main Menu welcomes Bob Roehm, Manager Envision Technologies, to discuss the Envision AI system including glasses and app. Bob will introduce the Envision Technologies AI system. He will compare this system to other assistive technology devices and discuss the components of the system and how the features can help the VI community. During the second hour we present Chris Hofstader, Amanda Carson and Keri Swendsen who represent World Blind Herald, a new and unique online publication about all aspects of blindness and blind people. It will be going live on January 4, 2023 and this is their first public announcement of the project. World Blind Herald is not affiliated with any blindness agency and its two primary themes are that not all blind people share the same values and that the blind community is not homogeneous. Thus, WBH will publish as broad a set of subjects about blindness as possible.

On today's show, Shaun takes a supposed well-earned break and leaves Steven to fend for himself. However it's not long before he finds someone who can do all the work, and this time around it is Aaron Hewitt, a young blind guy from the UK who clearly knows more than both Steven and Shaun! Aaron talks about his experience using the Orbit Writer and Cable One Braille keyboards, his love of the Envision glasses, and why he decided to pair his Android phone with his Apple Watch. As always, we welcome your feedback so do get in touch by emailing feedback@ami.ca or calling 1-877-803-4567. You can also find us on social media @DoubleTapOnAir.

During this month's call, We covered quite a bit of ground: Phones, Glasses and on your Desktop We invite you to try the Aira Desktop application, visit either aira.io/desktop for more information or go directly to the web-based application at explorer.aira.io. Envision Glasses Promotion From now until October 31, 2022, you can receive a 10% discount on the purchase of new Envision Glasses by calling Aira Customer Care at 1-800-835-1934 from 6:00am - 6:00 pm Pacific time. And when you make your first call to an Aira Agent from your Envision Glasses, 200 minutes will be credited to your Aira Account. Join us in acknowledging White Cane Awareness Day which takes place on Saturday, October 15th. Any time during the month of October, post a photograph to any social channel of yourself with your white cane, your guide dog or simply by yourself and tag it with #OnMyTerms. At the end of the month, we will randomly pick someone who participates to receive a fantastic gift.Episode Notes Notes go here This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

It's a brand new week and we start off with a look at some of the comments you've been sending in over the past week or so. Steven and Shaun are also joined by listener Kevin Chao, from California, to talk about his experience with the Envision Glasses over the past two months. As always, keep in touch and send in your feedback and thoughts. Email feedback@ami.ca or call 1-877-803-4567 and leave us a voicemail. Also, find us on social media @DoubleTapOnAir.

Chris and Dave did a demo of Aira and the Envision glasses. For more information and to request a free personal demo go to: letsenvision.com Chris gave a recipe for Ruth's Apple Crisp.

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It was the news many of us were hoping for but never thought would actually happen! The visual interpreter service Aira has finally become available on two new devices, with more to come. Today on the podcast Steven Scott and Shaun Preece are joined by Jenine Stanley from Aira to talk about the new devices that can now use Aira on borad, namely the Envision Glasses and the popular Blindshell Classic 2 mobile phone. What makes this announcement pretty exciting is that it brings what was a smartphone only service to people who want to use Aira handsfree - using Envision - and those who don't want or don't have a smartphone - the Blindshell Classic 2. Jenine talks to the guys about the development and working with the companies involved and also teases the other devices that Aira will be making its way over to in the coming months. The guys also read through your email which has a lot of discussion around the subject of GPS apps and also thoughts on the new Stellar Trek GPS and OCR device from Humanware. As always, we love your feedback so please keep in touch by emailing feedback@ami.ca or call our listener line on 1-877-803-4567. You can also find us across social media using the @DoubleTapOnAir handle.

And so a new chapter in the world of Double Tap starts today. Our audio show is now available every day on AMI-audio from noon ET, and welcomes listeners from all around the world to join in our daily conversation. Today you'll hear the blind guys Steven Scott and Shaun Preece discuss how the new format will work and how you can get involved. Also the guys discuss the latest news that Aira is everywhere! The visual interpreter service is now available on two new devices - the Envision Glasses and the Blindshell Classic 2. You can expect much more on this in the coming weeks as we go hands-on with the new tech. Plus Apple are about to unveil at least two new products - the iPhone 14 range and the new Apple Watch Series 8 with the possibility of a new Pro version - but are the blind guys excited? And we go in depth on all the rumours with a special guest joining us to talk through what we know so far and we hear reflections from the last in-person event at Apple which was the Worldwide Developer Conference - we hear from James Rath who is the blind filmmaker.

Episode Notes Jeanine Stanley will share a big announcement from Aira and talk about the Envision glasses; access partnerships; and more. Anthony has been testing the glasses and will invite surprise guests. Lori Scharff and Mike Godino have been providing benefits counseling to individuals for over 10 years. They will talk about employment networks as part of the Ticket to Work Program through the Social Security Administration.

Kia ora Mosen At Largers. A reminder that this podcast is indexed by chapter. If you listen with a podcast client that offers chapter support, you can easily skip between segments. We also make transcripts available, thanks to funding from InternetNZ. You can find these on our website at Here are the topics covered in this episode, and the time in the file for each. The big reveal,0:00.000 Next week, Mosen at Large welcomes a sponsor,1:29.023 Apple's Far Out event is 7 September,3:32.598 Final thoughts on literacy in a blindness context,6:16.623 Sony noise cancelling headphones,49:42.384 Karthik Kannan talks about Aira on the Envision Glasses and more,58:53.217 Siri, iOS 16 and more,1:43:11.797 We should capitalise Google when using it as a verb, and here's the Grammar Girl podcast notes on the matter,1:54:46.106 Comments on episode 187,1:56:47.506 Closing and contact info,2:00:13.817 Share your thoughts on these topics or any others. Drop me an email in writing or with an audio attachment, Jonathan at MushroomFm.com, or phone the listener line in the United States, +1864-60Mosen, that's +18646066736. Keep up with Mosen At Large between episodes. Follow MosenAtLarge on Twitter where you'll get audio extras, links to interesting news stories, sneak peeks about what's coming up and more. If you'd like to subscribe to our announcements only email list, please send email to And if you like the show, we'd love a positive review and for you to spread the word. Thank you.

AI, Dungeons and dragons,Problem solving and building something that has an impact “Envision Glasses are AI for your eye. They use the power of speech to make everyday life more accessible for any visual impairment.”!- letsenvision.com In this episode, recorded at the beginning of July 2022, we are joined by Karthik Kannan. Karthik is the CTO and cofounder of the company behind the Envision Glasses and Envision AI app. He shares the inspiration behind this life changing technology that brings independence and empowerment to people with print disabilities around the world.  Karthik shares about inspiring moments in his life and his feelings of making a meaningful difference in the lives of others. We talk about the evolution of artificial intelligence and what the future holds. Thank you for listening For more information about the Envision Glasses visit: https://www.letsenvision.com  

In the latest episode of Talking Technology with NCBI Labs we explore the Envision AI Smart Glasses, a smart wearable device designed to assist blind and visually impaired people with performing a huge variety of tasks independently.Lightweight and designed to be worn all day, Envision Glasses provide access all kinds of visual information around the user. They can be used to recognise and speak aloud text, objects, people, colours, products and more. Joining us on the show to tell us all about this highly innovative piece of technology is the Co-founder and Chief Technical Officer of Envision, Karthik Kannan.The BlindShell Classic 2 has become a popular smartphone because of its tactile buttons and many features. On the show we give a summary of the latest features added to the phone in the most recent update.  Finally we reveal lots of cool new features and changes coming to Siri in iOS 16 that are all designed to make your iPhone easier to use. Support the show

First, Steven wants to tell us all about a new tech gadget he's got his sights on. It's not at all accessible, it's expensive and it's complete tech overkill. We're talking about the Revolution Cooking R180 High-Speed Two-Slice Stainless Steel Smart Toaster. Has Steven finally lost his mind?Next up, Shaun has some explaining to do after listeners noticed a problem with last week's podcast. But were the audio gremlins due to incompetence or was it sabotage? Then it's on to some exciting news from Orbit Research. They have announced a new product called the Orbit Slate. This is a Braille display with a difference, as it features not just one line of Braille cells but multiple lines. Although there is not a lot of information regarding availability and pricing, there's no denying that Orbit are really shaking up the world of Braille. HumanWare have also announced a new product this week called the Stellar Trek. This GPS device features two cameras that are capable of detecting and directing users to doors and building entrances. Could this be a must-have device for mobility or are apps such as Google Maps or Apple Maps all we need?And finally, there is some amazing news from Aira. In their ongoing mission to get the Aira service available to everyone, they have announced a new desktop app for Windows and Mac. But that's not all. They have also announced that Aira will be available on the BlindShell Classic 2 phone shortly. But wait, that's still not all. They also unveiled that Aira will be available on the ARX Wearable hardware. This means that, for the first time, we will be able to use Aira without having to take out our smartphones and hold them out in front of us. The ARX Wearable features a bone conduction headset with a built-in camera which Aira agents can use to assist customers. Exciting stuff, and there was also a mention that a further announcement will be made in August regarding the Envision Glasses! We can't wait to get our hands and faces on these wearables to test them out."

Aira Director of Communications, Jenine Stanley, joined Jeff Thompson in the Blind Abilities Studio and hits us up with some news breaking announcements. Aira Everywhere starts out with Aira for the Desktop. Now Aira will be available on the Mac, PC and on the iPad as a web based app where you can be hands free and use Team Viewer, Google Remote and much more. This will be open to a limited Public Beta at the end of July and you can sign up now on the web at Aira.io/choice. Be part of the Aira Beta Team and help break down barriers to access together. Aira on ArxHeadset: With a camera and bone-conduction speakers, the ArxHeadset will now have Aira loaded up and ready to explore.  Look for this around the end of July. The BlindShel Phone: A limited beta will be out at the end of July and soon Aira will be an option on the BlindShell Classic. Aira on the Envision Glasses: Hands free and this may become a reality later this summer around August. Talks are on-going and Aira wants your exploring to be the best it can be so stay tuned on the web at Aira.io. Be sure to check out Aira on the web at Aira.io and stay up to date with all the breaking news, products and services . And, if you want to be part of the Limited Public Beta  Team, sign up at Aira.io/choice. From the web: Get Live, On-demand Access to Visual Information Aira is a visual interpreting service. Live, on-demand access to visual information. It's an accommodation or productivity tool that connects you to actual humans to simplify your daily life.  Contact Your State Services If you reside in Minnesota, and you would like to know more about Transition Services from State Services contact Pre-ETS Program and Transition Services Manager Sheila Koenig by email or contact her via phone at 651-539-2361. Web Site we would love to hear from you! Send us an email at info@BlindAbilities.com or give us a call and leave us some feedback at 612-367-6093

Tratto da Tecno estate 2022, Alessio Lenzi assieme ad elena Brescacin ci portano alla scoperta degli Envision Glasses, facendocene ascoltare il funzionamento con gli ultimi aggiornamenti software.

Shaun Preece of Double Tap Canada shares his review of Envision's smart glasses. He also describes another pair of smart glasses by ARx Vision. From the June 30, 2022 episode.

On our CNIB SmartLife segment, we revisit the Envision Glasses, and learn how the glasses help people with partial sight live more independently.

There are challenges for seniors in caring for pets, and Dr. Danielle Jongkind discusses how seniors can be supported with pet care, on Ask a Vet. Nutritionist Julia Karantjas features the cucumber, and why it's such a great vegetable to consume during the summer. imagineNATIVE Film + Media Arts Festival announced its programming for National Indigenous History Month for June 2022. We get the lowdown on what we can expect with Programming Manager, Kaitlin Tomaselli. Community Reporter Toni Freimark highlights a great Adaptive Cycling Group in Medicine Hat, Alberta. On our CNIB SmartLife segment, we revisit the Envision Glasses, and learn how the glasses help people with partial sight live more independently. Woodworker Jeff Thompson tells us how we can keep our work area workable and safe, from a blindness perspective.

Michael Feir tells us about the ReVision Fitness app which was designed for blind and sighted people alike. Fern Lulham highlights a UK report on chronic pain, and gives us a twist on access refusals for service animals. The 2022 Country Music Association of Ontario Awards go this weekend. We speak with Vincent Bishop, who is nominated for Francophone Artist or Group of the Year about his blossoming career and nomination. It's the Thursday Buzz with Bill Shackleton. On our CNIB SmartLife segment, we revisit the Envision Glasses, and learn how the glasses help people with partial sight live more independently. Our guest for this week's Roundtable conversation is Host of AMI's Globe & Mail Show, Corinne Van Dusen.

Shelly brought us our first look at the Envision Glasses almost two years ago at CSUNATC20. A lot has happened since the team debuted that initial pair. And J.J. caught up with Karthik Kannan, Cofounder and Chief Engineer of Envision AI, to find out more. In this interview you will learn about the expansion of the platform, how the new Envision Ally app works and what upcoming features are on the horizon for the Glasses and Envision AI app. To learn more about the products mentioned in this interview, including the ability to schedule a virtual demonstration, visit the Envision AI website Blind Bargains Virtual Exhibit Hall coverage is Brought to you by AFB AccessWorld. For the latest news and accessibility information on mainstream and access technology, Apple, Google, Microsoft, and Amazon offerings, access technology book reviews, and mobile apps, and how they can enhance entertainment, education and employment, log on to AccessWorld, the American Foundation for the Blind's free, monthly, online technology magazine. Visit https://www.afb.org/aw

Karthik Kannan joins Jeff Thompson in the Blind Abilities Studio in this informative episode about the Envision Glasses and the Envision AI App. Team Envision is proudly demonstrating the Envision Glasses at CSUN at booth 1011 and you can schedule an appointment and get your personal demonstration with hands-on with the Envision Glasses. Stay tuned for upcoming announcements that Team Envision are releasing at CSUN and throughout the Summer. It has been a long time coming since an in—person CSUN event and Envision will be there with 5 members of the Envision Team.  The Envision AI App , available for iOS and Android, has many improvements making the Envision AI app the Swiss Knife of Blindness apps. Be sure to download the app and give it the 14 day trial with no obligations and you can cancel at any time, Let Envision know about your experience and check out all the breaking news on the Envision web site at LetsEnvision.com. Here is the Envision Newsletter: In just two weeks, the Envision team will be presenting at the CSUN 2022 Assistive Technology Conference in Anaheim, California - will you be there too? If so let's meet! Meet us Book a demo here of our next-generation Envision Glasses and award-winning Envision App, at booth 1011 from March 15th - 18th.  Your chance to snap up your own pair of Envision Glasses for a CSUN 10% discount! Envision uses AI-powered software to extract different kinds of information from images that can then be spoken out via the Envision App or Envision Glasses products. Hear us Listen to Envision CTO and Co-Founder Karthik Kannan as he presents “Towards A Visual AI Assistant” Presentation Date: Thursday, March 17, 2022 Time: 8:30 - 9:30 am EST Location: Anaheim Marriott, Room: Elite 1-3 To know more: Click on this link to find more Information. Join the CSUN Envision Community Meetup Meet Envision at our CSUN 2022 Community Meet-Up. Connect with the community, ask us anything, try out the Envision Glasses and App and grab yourself some swag! Meet up Date: Thursday 17th March 2022 Time: 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm EST Location: Anaheim Marriott, 700 West Convention Way, Anaheim, California 92802 Useful Links: Book Meetings Order Envision Glasses Request a Demo Meet you there! With best wishes, Team Envision   Contact Your State Services If you reside in Minnesota, and you would like to know more about Transition Services from State Services contact Transition Coordinator Sheila Koenig by email or contact her via phone at 651-539-2361. Contact: You can follow us on Twitter @BlindAbilities On the web at www.BlindAbilities.com Send us an email Get the Free Blind Abilities App on the App Storeand Google Play Store. Give us a call and leave us some feedback at 612-367-6093 we would love to hear from you! Check out the Blind Abilities Communityon Facebook, the Blind Abilities Page, and the Career Resources for the Blind and Visually Impaired group

In this episode of White Canes Connect, we talk to Karthik Kannan, a co-founder of Envision, and Hope Hein, an Envision Ambassador. They tell us what led to the creation of the app that allows the blind and visually impaired to hear what they want to see. They also tell us about Envision Glasses and all of their great features. Show notes at https://www.whitecanesconnect.com/013 Learn More About Envision You can check out more about the app and the Envision Glasses at LetsEnvision.com. There is also a 14 day free trial you can download from the App Store or Google Play. Envision is hiring. Go to LetsEnvision.com/careers to see all of the jobs that are currently available. Contact White Canes Connect Do you have an idea for a show or know someone who we should feature on an upcoming podcast? Email us with any suggestions, questions or comments at whitecanesconnect@gmail.com. Follow White Canes Connect Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Amazon  

Okulary Envision to sprzętowe rozszerzenie znanej i lubianej także w Polsce aplikacji, dostępnej na systemy iOS oraz Android. W tym odcinku Robert Hetzyg demonstruje możliwości tego urządzenia, oraz opisuje jego wygląd.

Benni nutzt inzwischen die neue smarte Brille Envision Glasses seit über einem halben Jahr und berichtet in diesem Podcast nochmal ausführlich über seine zwischenzeitlichen Praxis-Erfahrungen. Außerdem reden wir über die neuen Funktionen wie z. B. die Geldscheinerkennung und andere Verbesserungen.

Eine Kombination aus Ultraschall- und Infrarot-Sensor mit flexibler Befestigungsmöglichkeit soll blinden Menschen die Orientierung wie eine Fledermaus ermöglichen - na ja, nicht ganz vielleicht, aber Hindernisse in Kopf- und Brusthöhe werden erkannt. Außerdem kann es natürlich kein Interview mit Synphon geben, ohne über den Dauerbrenner der Firma, den Einkaufsfuchs, zu sprechen. Wie dieser in der aktuellen Version über 20 Jahre nach Markteinführung aussieht und funktioniert und welche Vorteile er gegenüber smarten Kameras wie der OrCam oder den Envision Glasses aufweist, darüber sprechen wir im Interview - Live-Demo inklusive.

Facilitators: Kenny & Sandhya Topics: iBUG announcements; turning off phonetics in touch typing; Kindle versus Apple Books; Book Share is accessible; Bard has live readers, and on Kindle is VoiceOver voice; Kindle allows navigation by page; Kindle allows annotations and ability to look up words; selecting text in Kindle in order to make annotation; muting a group text message; how to turn off character and word echo in Pages app; how to stop auto renewal after free trial; using Aira to take a selfie for posting; Selfie Ex app; how to upload avatar photo to Zoom, before a meeting, go to settings, your name, and can insert photo; entering numbers on a keypad in SE 2020 turning on reachability; wearing headphones helps entering on keypad; entering debit card into wallet; use Bluetooth keyboard to enter numbers or take a photo; need to line up the card correctly, verify card number, enter expiration and three digit CVV code; ;Apple Accessibility is blocking out any personal information; linking Twitter on Clubhouse; setting up Zell account; may be able to use bank app; Zell is Siri enabled; description of Clubhouse; switching account in Zoom; Apple Watch talking while sleeping; need to set a sleep window, then when you fall asleep, the watch will lock the screen; I Toys segment – the Envision Glasses by Saylor; description; price $3,500; allows you to take pictures, describe scene, identify people, read text, identify money, phone a friend to see what you are seeing; touch pad is on right side, camera on bridge of nose; 5 hour battery life; magic tap triggers music or Pandora; use magic tap to answer or disconnect a phone call; Siri not opening apps.

Envision podcast is a platform educates sighted and visually impaired persons on the lack of accessibility and inclusivity in society. By sharing stories listeners are able to relate to and learn that alongside technological advancement it is important to the change the mindset of how the visually impaired are perceived in society. Blind and visually impaired people can learn from others on how to become more independent. On this episode we have Parham who sat with us to discuss how he adjusted to living independently here in the The Netherlands and shared a few tips on how to make friends! More information about Envision here: https://www.LetsEnvision.com/ More information about Envision Glasses here: https://www.LetsEnvision.com/glasses

Do you want to get the Envision app in December? Well, Hurry up! You will not only get 35% off our Annual subscription, you can also win a pair of Envision Glasses. The raffle will include all new subscribers who signed up to our Annual or Lifetime subscription by December 24th 2020. Entries after that time and date will not be included in the draw. We'll announce the winner on December 25th. Happy Holidays! More information about Envision here: https://www.LetsEnvision.com/ More information about Envision Glasses here: https://www.LetsEnvision.com/glasses

Envision AI ist eine App, die nicht nur gedruckte Texte mit dem Smartphone vorlesen kann. Seit Kurzem bietet der Hersteller auf Basis der Google Glass Enterprise Edition 2 eine eigenständige Vorlesebrille und macht der OrCam nicht nur preislich mächtig Konkurrenz. Benjamin Hofer ist stolzer Besitzer und spricht mit mir über Envision Glasses, was sie kann und künftig vielleicht noch können wird.

Envision podcast is a platform educates sighted and visually impaired persons on the lack of accessibility and inclusivity in society. By sharing stories listeners are able to relate to and learn that alongside technological advancement it is important to the change the mindset of how the visually impaired are perceived in society. Blind and visually impaired people can learn from others on how to become more independent. On this episode we have Joy who shares who Christmas traditions with us along side her must-haves on the Christmas menu . Joy truly brings her Christmas spirits to the conversation! More information about Envision here: https://www.LetsEnvision.com/ More information about Envision Glasses here: https://www.LetsEnvision.com/glasses

Welcome to the 63rd episode of Blind Tech Guys. As always, thanks for joining us and we most certainly appreciate your support each and every week. What's New, In the Newsan XDA developer launched web adb that will let you do things with your phone on the web.Here's why Google kills so many of its projectsGoogle Assistant spoken notifications come to all wired headphonesLionsgate Play enters India's crowded streaming market with an attractive priceBlind photographer Pranav Lal captures images using soundPOCO M3 with 6000mAh battery, SD 662 SoC debuts in EuropePoco Is Becoming an Independent Brand Globally, After Being Part of Xiaomi for Over 2 Years.Qualcomm launches Snapdragon 888 cpu with next generation 5g modem Main Discussion On Today's Episode We welcomed Karthik from Envision back to the podcast to discuss updates related to Envision, as well as the release of the Envision Glasses. Envision Glasses are now shipping. There is currently a winter sale going on for the Envision app.  Download the Android app  Download the iOS app  The Envision app has seen some updates which have added column support, translate, and the library. We are the first to report on an upcoming raffle of a pair of Envision glasses, simply by purchasing the annual subscription.  Next, Nimer demoed the Envision app, particularly the new features which have been announced. In that process, we discovered a few bugs which we will be reporting, however these new features are excellent and we hope you will check out the winter sale. Thank you Karthik for joining us live! We discussed two giveaways which we will be promoting heavily in the next few weeks. This is exciting news, so be sure to listen to this section. Marco and Nimer also talked about the NVDA Conference held on TeamTalk over the weekend and the team certainly are not in favor of TeamTalk continuing to be the platform of choice for such an important annual event.Listener Emails We received several listener emails this week, and will be following up on those in the next episode. The team appreciates each of you for taking the time to ask your questions.  Get in Touch To get in touch, send us an email to blindtechguyspodcast@gmail.com  or join our mailing list by sending an email to blindtechguys+subscribe@googlegroups.com You can find and interact with us at the following:  Facebook  Twitter  Youtube  Telegram   Support the show (https://www.pod.fan/blind-tech-guys)★ Support this podcast ★

Welcome to our 6th annual Blind Bargains Holiday Shopping Guide. Once again, we've brought the deals straight to your audio feed. Sit back and relax as some of your favorite merchants, or perhaps some that are new to you, tell you about their latest products and services as well as some holiday deals. We'd like to sincerely thank all of the companies who were apart of this show. Below you'll find information about each company in the order they appear in the show. We hope you have a socially-distanced, safe and fulfilling Thanksgiving weekend. Ending the year with a boom at Envision Working around the clock, led to a final boom at the end of 2020 where Envision can proudly present the Envision App as the best text recognition app on the market today and our Envision Glasses have officially hit the market. Best text recognition app out there! We have met all of our (and your) development milestones for 2020. You know us as a great recognition app, but we have put all of our powers together to create the best text recognition app out there. Let's start at the beginning. We started 2020 with adding dynamic type support and the jump to page feature in document scanning. We then went on to many much-requested features like adding support for more file types like Word and ePub and topped it up with the library feature. This means you can import types of documents read them and save it within the Envision app itself. We're rounding off the year with two more unique features - firstly column detection, so now newspapers, recipes and many more documents with columns are easy to read. And you can also translate entire documents to in over 50 different languages. For everyone who has not had a chance to (re-)try Envision after all implementations, we give everyone 14 days Envision for free, also those who have already tried Envision before. After the free trial, you receive 35% off our annual subscription! Please try everything out on iOS or Android and get yourself the discount from December first onwards until the 31st Start your trial now And now on to even bigger news in 2020, Envision has officially launched the Envision Glasses. Envision Glasses are now worldwide available. "Now Shipping Worldwide: Envision Glasses, the Most Advanced AI-powered Assistive Glasses Ever Made for the Blind and Visually Impaired". This is the headline of the press release Envision sent out this week. For those who haven't heard about the Envision Glasses yet, this is what our co-founder Karthik Kannan mentioned: "We're delighted to bring Envision Glasses to market and empower blind and visually impaired people worldwide with greater independence and a hands-free, easy way to see' the world around them through the spoken word." We invite you to visit our Envision Glasses website and explore what the Glasses can do for you. No matter where in the world you are, we've got you covered. iOS Access for All I'm thrilled to announce the forthcoming release of iOS Access for All: Your Comprehensive Guide to Accessibility for iPad, iPhone, and iPod Touch (iOS 14 Edition). It s the most comprehensive iOS accessibility resource anywhere! iOS Access for All guides you step-by-step through Apple tools designed or people with blindness, low-vision, hearing impairments, and motor disabilities. Readers also learn how to make the most of all apps installed by Apple, along with iOS. You will also find reviews of over 100 outstanding App Store apps that happen to be accessible. Visit www.iosaccessbook.com to get your copy and save 15 percent for a limited time. A. T. Guys This is my favorite message of the year to write, because we get to talk about holiday shopping and deals. It's also exciting because we just rolled out a brand new website. If you just want to see all of the deals in one place, Go here to view all of our holiday specials. We'll be adding and rotating deals from time to time, but most deals are good through December 6. Yes you can order over the phone as well starting on Monday at 269-216-4798. I know we are running a bit behind on phone calls lately, and we truly appreciate your patience as we work to provide an enhanced level of customer service. Aftershokz Huge Sale Aftershokz is known for huge holiday discounts, and this year's may be the best ever. Get the high-end Aeropex bone conduction headphones for $124.95 with free shipping, a $35 savings. Or check out the brand new OpenMove, the latest entry-level pair, available now for $79.95. Aftershokz makes some of the highest quality headsets on earth, and we think you'll love how lightweight and versatile they are. Go here to browse all Aftershokz products WayAround AIRA Sale Did you know? WayAround and AIRA have partnered for a huge promotion, and this means you can get tags on sale. Enter coupon code AIRA for 10 percent off any order of WayAround products such as stickers, buttons, clips, or magnets through the end of 2020. There's no limit to the amount of tags you can get with this deal. Go here to apply the WayAround coupon and save 10 percent. Upgraded Victor Reader Trek Now Available Humanware has just released a big software update for the Victor Reader Trek, their standalone book reader and GPS. The new update gives more accurate maps, and a host of improvements to help you travel or explore your surroundings virtually. The update is free for current owners, or you can get a brand new Victor Trek now on sale. Get the Victor Reader Trek now for $649 More Deals Here's some of the other great deals we have for you. Be sure to check our website for everything we have to offer. Tribit QuietPlus Active Noise Cancelation Bluetooth Headset $69.95, Save $10. 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Es ist wohl die innovativste und spannendste Hilfsmittelneuheit des Jahres 2020: Die niederländische Firma Envision hat ihr Produkt Envision Glasses vorgestelltt. Diese smarte Brille basiert auf den Google Glasses. Die Kamera-Augen unterstützen blinde und sehbehinderte Menschen im Alltag - beim Lesen von Text, finden von Gegenständen, erkennen von Farben und vielem mehr. Die Lösung ist damit eine Alternative zur schon länger verkauften OrCam MyEye. In diesem Podcast sprechen wir mit einem der allerersten Nutzer in Deutschland. Er stellt die Funktionen der Envision Glasses vor, berichtet von seinen praktischen Erfahrungen und selbstverständlich wird das Hightech-Gerätchen auch live vorgeführt. Soweit möglich, erfolgt ein Vergleich mit der OrCam MyEye 2.0.

Envision podcast is a platform educates sighted and visually impaired people on the lack of accessibility and inclusivity in society. By sharing stories listeners are able to relate to and learn that alongside technological advancement it is important to the change the mindset of how the visually impaired are perceived in society. Blind and visually impaired people can learn from others on how to become more independent. This episode is part of the Accessibility Innovator's Chat, a four-hour live stream event which featured chat session with some of the most innovative people in the field of visual accessibility. This session features Hector Minto from the Microsoft Accessibility Team. More information about Envision here: https://www.LetsEnvision.com/ More information about Envision Glasses here: https://www.LetsEnvision.com/glasses

Envision podcast is a platform educates sighted and visually impaired people on the lack of accessibility and inclusivity in society. By sharing stories listeners are able to relate to and learn that alongside technological advancement it is important to the change the mindset of how the visually impaired are perceived in society. Blind and visually impaired people can learn from others on how to become more independent. This episode is part of the Accessibility Innovator's Chat, a four-hour live stream event which featured chat session with some of the most innovative people in the field of visual accessibility. More information about Envision here: https://www.LetsEnvision.com/ More information about Envision Glasses here: https://www.LetsEnvision.com/glasses

Envision podcast is a platform educates sighted and visually impaired people on the lack of accessibility and inclusivity in society. By sharing stories listeners are able to relate to and learn that alongside technological advancement it is important to the change the mindset of how the visually impaired are perceived in society. Blind and visually impaired people can learn from others on how to become more independent. This episode is part of the Accessibility Innovator's Chat, a four-hour live stream event which featured chat session with some of the most innovative people in the field of visual accessibility. More information about Envision here: https://www.LetsEnvision.com/ More information about Envision Glasses here: https://www.LetsEnvision.com/glasses

Envision podcast is a platform educates sighted and visually impaired people on the lack of accessibility and inclusivity in society. By sharing stories listeners are able to relate to and learn that alongside technological advancement it is important to the change the mindset of how the visually impaired are perceived in society. Blind and visually impaired people can learn from others on how to become more independent. This episode is part of the Accessibility Innovator's Chat, a four-hour live stream event which featured chat session with some of the most innovative people in the field of visual accessibility. More information about Envision here: https://www.LetsEnvision.com/ More information about Envision Glasses here: https://www.LetsEnvision.com/glasses eM0wpVRTdblAB5l7262P

Hello, and thank you for joining us for the 52nd episode of the ANATAD Podcast and it would be remiss of us not to join in and wish all Israelis and other Jews a happy new year.In the News Apple September 2020 event: Everything announced What's New in iOS 14 and iPadOS 14: Accessibility Features The Accessibility Bugs Introduced and Resolved in iOS 14 The iPhone 12 might not be as cheap as the iPhone 11, new leak claims Guest InterviewKarthik, an app engineer who works on Envision AI, popped on to the podcast this week to speak about Envision AI on iOS and Android and the numerous plans afoot in order to continue delivering on what is a truly excellent product. He tells us what caused him to get interested in development, some challenges he has had whilst developing the software and what's upcoming in future updates. We discussed some enhancements that we would like to see be brought to the app and we spoke of the impending release of the Envision Glasses. To learn more about the Envision app, visit the Envision site where you will also be able to find links to download the app on iOS and Android, as well as additional information about the soon to be released Envision glasses.Listener Emailswe addressed three listener emails this week, including explaining some of the bugs in the soon to be released Android 11, as well as advising a listener on purchasing advice for a new smart phone and explaining the pitfalls of whether they should stick with Apple or take the plunge and buy an Android device.In conclusion• To get in contact, we invite you to send in your questions and feedback to anatadpodcast@gmail.com • Please share this podcast, and subscribe using your favorite podcatcher. Links can be found at the ANATAD Podcast website.• Please find us on Facebook, Twitter, and Youtube.Support the show (https://www.pod.fan/blind-tech-guys)★ Support this podcast ★

Tek Talk welcomes a representative from Envision AI . Envision, an award-winning assistive technology company, has announced the official launch of Envision Glasses, which are AI-powered smart glasses for blind and visually impaired people. Envisions software uses artificial intelligence (AI) to extract information from images and then speaks the images out loud so the user has a greater understanding of the environment around them. Blind and low-vision users can see to read documents at home or work, view labels while shopping, easily recognize their friends, find personal belongings at home, use public transport, video call anyone in real time, and more. Envision is developed for and together with the visually impaired community. The app is simple, gets things done and brings the best assistive experience to blind and low vision users. Simply use your phone camera to scan any piece of text, your surroundings, objects, people or products and everything will be read out to you thanks to Envision's smart artificial intelligence (AI) and Optical Character Recognition (OCR). Now, they have taken things one big step further and put everything into glasses. Website: https://www.letsenvision.com/envision-glasses Contact information: Karthik Mahadevan, Co-founder / Chief Designer and Karthik Kannan, Co-founder / Chief Engineer. Email: karthik@LetsEnvision.com