David Goldfield
I just learned that ScribeMe's AI will soon be coming to the Meta glasses. I've said it before and I'll say it again: this is the year when those glasses are going to transform due to Meta allowing for third party apps.
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Feb 28 at 2:33amWeb
Show threadvictor tsaranFeb 28
@DavidGoldfield I am curious who's gonna get there first. For now the queue looks like this: Seeing AI, AIRA, PiccyBot, and now ScribeMe, others? :)
Show threadMary Ann MendezFeb 28
@DavidGoldfield I agree. That is what made me purchase my pair.
Show threadLuis aka BlindEducatorFeb 28
@DavidGoldfield However, with Seeing AI is free, PicciBot if you already have a subscription, you are good, but with scribe me, if you wanted to take full benefit of scribe me on Meta then you will have to be paying a subscription. So the glasses aren’t gonna give it to you and it’s a low price, but then you have a subscription to go along with your Aira subscription. Now you have two services that you need to be subscribed to intake full benefit with the glasses