Editor's Page
Vision Research
by Bill Holton
With all the groundbreaking research and development on artificial retinas, brain implants, stem cell patches, and even the possibility of whole eye transplants, it's important for us to remember that vision involves a lot more than sending and receiving pixels.
Product Reviews and Guides
Brailliant BI14: HumanWare's Latest Step Toward Smart in Braille Displays
by Deborah Kendrick
When I learned of HumanWare's Brailliant BI-14, I wondered if it might be the perfect next level in braille displays that I and many AccessWorld readers have been hoping to see. This article takes a look at how close HumanWare has come to meeting that expectation.
Envision AI and Seeing AI: Two Multi-Purpose Recognition Apps
by Janet Ingber
Not all that long ago, separate apps were needed for text recognition, currency identification, bar code reading, and color identification. Both Seeing AI and Envision AI offer a multi-purpose app that claims to perform many of these functions, and more.
A Review of The Secret Sauce of Savvy Search, Jonathan Mosen's Google Audio Course
by Jamie Pauls
When I began reading The Secret Sauce of Savvy Search, I hoped to be able to learn more about how to use Google in a more powerful way. Mosen's course met my expectations, and I am certain that I will refer back to the reference many times in the future.
The Accessible Home: Housekeeping from Your Smartphone
by Bill Holton
Here at AccessWorld, we receive a steady stream of reader feedback asking us to describe and review more mainstream home gadgets and appliances that are already or that can be made accessible to the blind. Here, we take a look at the Roomba 671, which is accessible using an app or Amazon Echo.
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