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#NUS team launches #AI #headset to help #visually #impaired commute, shop
"AiSee can detect te #bus stop users are at thru GPS.. The device draws bus arrival timings from LTA’s database, providing users w an est'd arrival time for the bus of their choice.. users can speak to #AiSee to book a private-hire ride & receive verbal alerts when te car arrives.. AiSee’s #opensource code allows developers to build their own hands-free, screen-free applications"🏆
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https://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/i-wont-have-to-trouble-anyone-nus-team-launches-ai-headset-to-help-visually-impaired-commute-shop

‘I won’t have to trouble anyone’: NUS team launches AI headset to help visually impaired commute, shop

Priced at $380, the headset helps users to "see" their surroundings. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.

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AiSee is a Discreet Wearable That Tells Blind People What They’re Holding https://petapixel.com/2024/02/09/aisee-is-a-discreet-wearable-that-tells-blind-people-what-theyre-holding/ #artificialintelligence #visuallyimpaired #Technology #technology #Equipment #research #aisee #blind #News

AiSee is a Discreet Wearable That Tells Blind People What They're Holding

Combines a camera, speakers, and AI to help assist the visually impaired.

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The vOICe vision BCI 🧠🇪🇺Feb 8, 2024

University of Singapore researchers showcase latest #AiSee headset prototype enabling the #blind to see the world through #AI voice descriptions https://www.notebookcheck.net/University-of-Singapore-researchers-showcase-latest-AiSee-headset-prototype-enabling-the-blind-to-see-the-world-through-AI-voice-descriptions.801275.0.html

(YouTube) #AiSee: #AI-powered 'eye' for visually impaired people to 'see' objects

University of Singapore researchers showcase latest AiSee headset prototype enabling the blind to see the world through AI voice descriptions

National University of Singapore researchers have showcased the latest prototype of their AiSee headset for the blind. Initially a University of Auckland project, the headset utilizes a camera, bone conduction speakers, and AI to speak object descriptions to assist wearers with vision impairments.

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