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Watching the promotional video[1] of the iPhone app, the one question that springs to mind is how the blind people know how to orient their phone to the objects
by mcphilip 12y ago
Watching the promotional video[1] of the iPhone app, the one question that springs to mind is how the blind people know how to orient their phone to the objects shown in the video. For instance, reading the hours a store is open: there is no standard place to put that signage, so how likely is this use case to be applied in real world scenarios?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cS-i9rn9nao https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cS-i9rn9nao
- adrianhoward 12y agoMany people who are classified as blind have some kind of vision perception — just very, very degraded compared to "normal" vision. So while they might not be able to read, they would be able to at least make educational guesses as to where text might be.