BlindTool, A Smartphone App That Audibly Identifies Objects Using the Phone’s Camera and a Neural Network
BlindTool is a smartphone app developed by Joseph Paul Cohen that audibly identifies objects using the phone’s camera and a neural network. Users simply point their phone’s camera and the app processes the image to identify what it is seeing, and the phone will vibrate to indicate how confident it is in its identification.
The app is available now through the Google Play Store.
images via BlindTool
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