Google developed an AI-powered app that guides blind and low-vision users through a running course with audio feedback.Read More
Google’s Project Guideline uses AI to help low-vision users navigate running courses
Read more on AI – VentureBeat
You may also like
news & analysis
NWEA Announces New Effort Using AI to Identify and Remove Barriers Within Math Assessments for Students with Visual Disabilities
October 14, 2021, by PR Newswire:
PORTLAND, Ore., Oct. 14, 2021 /PRNewswire/ — Today is World Sight Day bringing attention to vision and ...
Read more on PR Newswire:
news & analysis
Disability rights advocates are worried about discrimination in AI hiring tools
July 23, 2021, by Sheridan Wall, Hilke Schellmann
Your ability to land your next job could depend on how well you play one of the ...
Read more on Top News - MIT Technology Review
news & analysis
Mapping Out Paths for the Blind With Machine Learning
July 12, 2021, by Martin Anderson
New research out of Germany offers a novel, GPU-powered portable system to help vision-impaired people to navigate ...
Read more on Unite.AI
More in ACCESSIBILITY
news & analysis
How AI could help me navigate the street as a blind person
December 11, 2020, by BBC News - Technology
Blind reporter Lucy Edwards tests the iPhone 12 which can detect the distance of people and objects.
Read more on BBC News - Technology
news & analysis
Artificial intelligence-based apps help special needs students learn about emotions
November 17, 2020, by The Straits Times Singapore News
November 17, 2020 5:30 PM The three mobile apps – EmojiCapcha, Happy Bird and Betterfly – are ...
Read more on The Straits Times Singapore News
news & analysis
Europe has a unique opportunity to lead in the democratisation of artificial intelligence
November 17, 2020, by Josh Entsminger, Mark Esposito and Terence Tse
Artificial intelligence has survived the hype — investment from public and private actors remains on the rise, total market size ...
Read more on LSE Business Review