OrCam MyEye Pro - The Most Advanced Wearable Assistive Device for The Blind and Visually Impaired. Featuring Smart Reading, Face Recognition, Color & Product Identification, Orientation (beta) & More

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All of OrCam MyEye's operation is processed offline, without requiring an internet connection – resulting in real time audio while ensuring data privacy. And if you’re trying to read text in a foreign language, the OrCam MyEye is going to translate it without skipping a beat.

Please note that this feature is in beta / testing stage and is currently in development based on user feedback. Boyd uses a speech-enabled iPad and Kindle, but she usually prefers to use her OrCam MyEye to review the screens. In the event of any safety concerns or for any other information about a product please carefully read any instructions provided on the label or packaging and contact the manufacturer.With the push of a button, OrCam Read activates a laser to indicate where to start reading on any printed text or screen. If the unit is always sleeping, how will it identify the face of your boss when he walks silently past the door of your office? With the purchase of an OrCam, we offer free product training and tech support so you can start using the device immediately, with confidence. Users have the option to read the text themselves or have the text read to them—all at their own pace. Figuring out the balance that works for you will require some time, practice and awareness on your part, but the fact that you're posting eloquently on here so soon after your vision changed is a solid sign that you're gonna be ok man.

Each time my wife's face came into view while I was evaluating OrCam, I heard my own voice say her name. He was also involved in supplying the fiberoptics illuminating the Hope Diamond exhibit at the Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History in Washington, D.

Per the company, the device uses “highly accurate” optical character recognition (OCR) software to capture and read aloud printed or digital text from any surface. I do use the apps you've mentioned, but feel self conscious using them, so thought the Orcam would be more discreet. It is possible to learn and later identify objects with OrCam in the same way that you can with faces. You cannot scan ahead in a book as you listen to previous pages, or save your scanned text to a computer or other device. Some prerelease versions of OrCam Eye used bone conduction earphones, but for the release version these have been replaced by a single speaker with sound output directed toward the user's right ear.