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Products that match: Augmented Reality Applications

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The vOICe for Android application centered on the entrance of a brown staircase with a similar version in the top right corner rendered in neon green.

The vOICe

Augmented reality and visual detail through sensory substitution and computer vision with the ultimate goal of providing synthetic vision.  

Color Detector logo

Color Detector

This app is designed to recognize colors using your mobile phone.

Front view of transparent glasses.

Moverio BT-300 Smart Glasses (AR/Developer Edition)

Transparent glasses that redefine augmented reality (AR) with a Si-OLED display.

Wearable device resembling a pair of narrow goggles. The device is medium-grey in color.

Moverio BT (Various Models)

Highly transparent glasses that display augmented reality (AR) content over the viewer's eyes.

Rounded white square with smiley face with open mouth and three colorful talk bars coming out.

InnerVoice

A communication tool for people on the autism spectrum that teaches speech, language, and social communication skills to people with a variety of abilities.

Black square with a round blue band and spinner in the center and four image blocks, one on the top and bottom, and on the left and right. The images are of a telephone, piano, horse, and motorcycle.

Wheel of Sounds

A Windows-based switch-activated game developed specifically for students with special needs that plays an object's sound when the object is selected by the spinner.

Black square with painting easel on left and a cartoon painting of a fish. On the right are five colored tubes of paint.

Scan & Paint

A Windows-based program developed specifically for students with special needs that introduces many different concepts while the student enjoys coloring pictures.

Screenshot of menu listing six locations, including the mall, doctor, and grocery store.

Model Me Going Places 2

A visual teaching tool for helping children and teenagers with Autism and Asperger Syndrome learn to navigate challenging locations in the community.

A mobile phone screen is featured in which a five-dollar bill is pictured under the camera tab, with text above that says 5 US Dollars. 

Lookout

An Android app that uses computer vision to assist people who are blind or have low vision in gaining information about their surroundings. Lookout uses the camera and sensors on a user's device to recognize objects and text and then provides spoken feedback, earcons, and other signals to inform users about what it sees.

Black glasses with dark tinted lenses and a cord protruding from the end of the stem that leads to a small rectangular device with menu options on the side.

RETISSA Display

Smart glasses that clear images directly onto the retina so users can see both the image and the background. The glasses are suitable for those with low vision and can be used for sports, live concerts, GPS navigation, and clear vision with free-focus. 

Flowy viewing modes on three different mobile phones, the first with smaller black text on a gray background, the second with a yellow background, the next with black text magnified to show two words, and the last with a yellow background and black text magnified to who 3 lines of text.

Flowy!

An app that provides screen sharing service as well as advanced video magnifier features.