Wimbledon, known for its rich tradition and captivating matches, is taking a significant step towards inclusivity. In a groundbreaking move, the prestigious tennis tournament is trialing Vodafone 5G powered GiveVision headsets on Centre Court and No.1 Court. This innovative technology allows visually impaired fans to experience live tennis in a whole new way, breaking down barriers and creating opportunities for greater enjoyment.
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Samsung TVs introduce significant accessibility with SeeColors Mode
Samsung has recently introduced a significant accessibility upgrade to its lineup of TVs and computer monitors. This article aims to provide an overview of Samsung’s latest initiative, highlighting the key features of the newly introduced SeeColors mode.
How to use Apple Music’s Karaoke Mode
Apple Music has a new feature called Apple Music Sing. This fun feature allows you to sing along to your favourite songs, whether you’re alone or with friends and family. If you subscribe to Apple Music, this cool new feature uses machine learning algorithms to separate a song’s vocals and background music in real time. As a result, you will be able to adjust the volume of the vocals so you can only focus on your voice.
Cal State Fullerton develops Assistive Glasses for people with vision loss
Cal State Fullerton computer engineering students have developed “Assistive Glasses,” a hands-free wearable technology device. The glasses can help people with visual impairments detect and identify often-used objects — something a guide dog cannot always do.
How to enable Google Assistant’s two new speaking styles
Google has announced the addition of two new voices for the Google Assistant. These two new voices, Lime and Indigo are for United States English users.
New haptic system guides people with vision loss
Clipped to a walking frame, wheelchair or white cane, Dornell is a smart handle for sight-impaired users which sends tiny vibrations to the hand to indicate the direction to take or the presence of obstacles. The fruit of previous research in robotics for inclusion, this project is currently the subject of an INRIA Challenge to introduce new haptic technologies and solve scientific issues linked to multisensory perception, says the French research institute Inria in a press release.
Empatheyes designs VR simulator to replicate an individual’s exact visual impairment
A mother of 17-year-old twins who have a rare genetic condition, diagnosed when they were babies, which impacts their sight has designed new ‘virtual reality’ software to let parents see life through their children’s eyes.
This company can help you control your electronics with your tongue
People with mobility impairments might need assistance with typing, scrolling, or gaming. These disabilities can affect someone’s ability to work or connect with others socially.
This braille glove reads out loud for you
It can be difficult for some blind people to learn to read braille. That’s where the BrailleWear glove comes in, as it verbally tells them. The glove is being developed by assistive tech startup ORama AI.
How to use Apple Watch Mirror on your iPhone
Apple Watch screen mirroring allows you to view your Apple Watch’s screen and control your Apple Watch via your iPhone.
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