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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Some people find the idea of a Smartphone or tablet a bit too complex to learn to use and there are slightly more steps involved in getting the print read aloud using an app than using this Orcam Reader. OrCam MyEye is suitable for adults and children with varying levels of low vision, or no vision, caused by any eye condition. International products have separate terms, are sold from abroad and may differ from local products, including fit, age ratings, and language of product, labeling or instructions.

Meet the OrCam MyEye, a tiny wearable device that can give you secret powers if you have vision problems. It's very handy when I'm looking for something in the refrigerator—especially when you have a husband who never puts the mustard back where it belongs.

MyEye Pro has features that are best for reading and daily activities: Text Reading, Smart Reading, Recognising Faces, Identifying Products, Money Note Recognition, Scan Barcodes, Colour Detection. For the newly blind or individuals with physical or cognitive limitations that prevent them from using a touch screen mobile device, the MyReader and MyEye are excellent ways to answer the question: "What is this? Available in more than 20 languages, including English, Spanish, German, French, Portuguese, Russian, Arabic, Mandarin, Japanese, and more. You recieve an alert if there is not enough light to process text, meaning it could be difficult in low-light situations.

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. 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. Boyd uses a speech-enabled iPad and Kindle, but she usually prefers to use her OrCam MyEye to review the screens. Sam Seavey (The Blind Life) says it’s just the right complement to magnification, and comes the closest to perfection of all the many OCR devices he has tested. OrCam MyEye can help people with a variety of needs and is suitable for all eye conditions and all levels of vision loss.It has a camera, a speaker and a cable that hooks up to a bigger device that is roughly the size of a smartphone. Using hand gestures or the touch bar, it is possible to stop reading, pause reading, or skim forward and backward through text. The MyEye PRO uses artificial intelligence to read text on smartphones, computers, signs, books, newspapers and more. On a couple of occasions, I would have launched OrCam across the room had I not been wearing the lanyard. Simply scan a product barcode and identify it using the pre-loaded database or your own pre-programmed product list.