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Technology can help ease reading and writing for the visually impaired

The 2018 National Health Interview Survey found that approximately 32.2 million adult Americans (approximately 13%) reported they either have trouble seeing, even when wearing glasses or contact lenses, or that

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Holiday Fund: What s out there for the blind or visually impaired youth? At Vista Center — a whole lot

The center s Vista Voyagers program aims to help students learn how to become independent adults through events and activities.

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Robotic smart cane helps visually impaired people avoid obstacles with autonomous car technology

equipped with LIDAR, GPS, and other sensors, Stanford University s augmented cane can guide a user toward a preset destination, rather than just simply away from an obstacle.

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DIY smart white cane works like a self-driving car

A "smart" white cane that uses way-finding approaches from robotics and self-driving vehicles could benefit people who are blind or visually impaired.

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Stanford Researchers Build $400 Self-Navigating Smart Cane

Stanford Researchers Build $400 Self-Navigating Smart Cane
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