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Aipoly Vision App helps visually impaired see the world through their smartphone

this is amazing! i am low-vision and could use this when i am travelling

@iatrogenic!!

i was expecting this to be EXTREMELY expensive but actually it’s FREE? can’t wait for the android version, but it does work really well on my ipad (when i remember to turn the sound up). a thing that differentiates SMOOTH MEDICINE BOTTLE A from SMOOTH MEDICINE BOTTLE B, etc!!!

Things like this is why I love modern digital technology. I’m so happy this exists ✨🌟👍

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Gif #1: AIPOLY is about to release an app that helps the blind “see” through their smartphone.  (Image: phone identifies a cup in front of it)

Gif #2: The AIPOLY vision app can recognize objects at a speed of 3 times a second.  (Image: phone identifies pepsi bottles in a store)

Gif #3: It can help the visually impaired navigate through their daily life.  (Image: phone identifies a car and a trash bin.)

Gif #4: It helps in situations where using your hands to feel objects is not ideal.   (Image: phone identifies a toilet in a washroom.)

Gif #5: It also recognizes up to 900 colours, making it useful for the sighted and colourblind.   (Image: phone identifies colours like flat green, almost black, and light grey.)

Gif #6: “You are looking at new Apple earbuds”  (Image: phone identifies earbuds and reads what they are out loud.)

We’re living in the god damned future, you guys. Next time some cranky old fart goes on and on about how we’re all addicted to frivolous technology, I’m going to smack them over the head with this app.