In this show we concentrate on talking about 3 wearable devices for Australian users: ARX Vision (coming soon in the next few months)), Orcam MyEye 3, and Envision glasses.





ARX Vision.



Requires USBC cable connection to Smart phone or BSC2.

Basic operation requires the ARX app.

Works as a camera on Android as well with the Seeing AI or Navilens app.

iPhone compatibility coming soon (no mention of iOS Seeing AI or Navilens functionality).

Will be available in Australia in a few months.



Main features:



scan documents.

facial recognition,

Detects objects,

Describes scenes.



Seeing AI functions:



short text,

document scanning,

bar code,

face detection,

Scene detection,

Colour detection,

Light detection,

Hand writing.



Navilens functions:



Easy tag (QR) identification especially from a distance.





Envision AI Smart Glasses



Instant Text,

Scan text,

call Aira,

call Ally,

cash identification,,

light detection,

Colour detection,

scene detection,

detect people,

recognise faces,

detect objects,

Ask Envision AI.



Orcam MyEye 3



instant Text,

scan text,

smart reading,

read  hand writing,

barr code identification,

cash identification,,

colour detection,

recognise    faces.

detect objects,

browser based smart magnifier.

AI.



Note



The Meta Ray-Ban aren’t fully supported in Australia at the moment, and Vision Pro which is due on July 12 at the moment is only digital magnification and speech etc: i.e. AR/VR only.



Product Minute from the Vision Store: Cut Resistant Mesh Gloves.



As the name imply’s, protect your hands/fingers from getting cut with using knives when cooking or (like me) protect your hands when gardening (especially sharp pruning clippers smile).



https://shop.visionaustralia.org/cut-resistant-mesh-glove-medium.html

In this show we concentrate on talking about 3 wearable devices for Australian users: ARX Vision (coming soon in the next few months)), Orcam MyEye 3, and Envision glasses.
 
 
ARX Vision.
 
Requires USBC cable connection to Smart phone or BSC2.
Basic operation requires the ARX app.
Works as a camera on Android as well with the Seeing AI or Navilens app.
iPhone compatibility coming soon (no mention of iOS Seeing AI or Navilens functionality).
Will be available in Australia in a few months.
 
Main features:
 
scan documents.
facial recognition,
Detects objects,
Describes scenes.
 
Seeing AI functions:
 
short text,
document scanning,
bar code,
face detection,
Scene detection,
Colour detection,
Light detection,
Hand writing.
 
Navilens functions:
 
Easy tag (QR) identification especially from a distance.
 
 
Envision AI Smart Glasses
 
Instant Text,
Scan text,
call Aira,
call Ally,
cash identification,,
light detection,
Colour detection,
scene detection,
detect people,
recognise faces,
detect objects,
Ask Envision AI.
 
Orcam MyEye 3
 
instant Text,
scan text,
smart reading,
read  hand writing,
barr code identification,
cash identification,,
colour detection,
recognise    faces.
detect objects,
browser based smart magnifier.
AI.
 
Note
 
The Meta Ray-Ban aren’t fully supported in Australia at the moment, and Vision Pro which is due on July 12 at the moment is only digital magnification and speech etc: i.e. AR/VR only.
 
Product Minute from the Vision Store: Cut Resistant Mesh Gloves.
 
As the name imply’s, protect your hands/fingers from getting cut with using knives when cooking or (like me) protect your hands when gardening (especially sharp pruning clippers smile).
 
<a href="https://shop.visionaustralia.org/cut-resistant-mesh-glove-medium.html">https://shop.visionaustralia.org/cut-resistant-mesh-glove-medium.html</a>

Vision Australia's Senior Adaptive Technology Consultant David Woodbridge talks with Stephen Jolley about the latest developments and gadgets in the tech world from a blindness and low vision perspective.

Vision Australia's Senior Adaptive Technology Consultant David Woodbridge talks with Stephen Jolley about the latest developments and gadgets in the tech world from a blindness and low vision perspective.

Vision Australia's Senior Adaptive Technology Consultant David Woodbridge talks with Stephen Jolley about the latest from the tech world from a blindness and low vision perspective.

Talking Tech - Vision Australia Radio

Vision Australia's Senior Adaptive Technology Consultant David Woodbridge talks with Stephen Jolley about the latest developments and gadgets in the tech world from a blindness and low vision perspective. 

Vision Australia has a range of products and services to assist Australia’s blind and low vision community in all technology needs. Visit visionaustralia.org or call 1300 84 74 66 to learn how we can help you live the life you choose.

Select the following link to browse our range of products in our Vision Store: https://shop.visionaustralia.org/

Vision Australia's Senior Adaptive Technology Consultant David Woodbridge talks with Stephen Jolley about the latest developments and gadgets in the tech world from a blindness and low vision perspective. 
Vision Australia has a range of products and services to assist Australia’s blind and low vision community in all technology needs. Visit visionaustralia.org or call 1300 84 74 66 to learn how we can help you live the life you choose.
Select the following link to browse our range of products in our Vision Store: <a href="https://shop.visionaustralia.org/">https://shop.visionaustralia.org/</a>

Talking Tech 25th June 2024

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