With the development of science and technology and the progress of the times, people's reading style has also gradually shifted from paper media to the current electronic media. The daily flow of information generates tens of thousands of people, enriching our lives.
Reading, has become a way of life inseparable from the present people, and you know, around us, there are still some people, they are people with print disabilities for reading, but they are difficult to move forward.
Is not there any other way we can help them? Of course not. Now, there is such a magical eyeglasses that brings the gospel to people with print disabilities.
Glasses can listen to?
Developed by a Japanese company, this magical eyeglasses was named 'Oton' smart glasses to help people with dyslexia and dyslexia turn words into voice.
Oton smart glasses, which are designed with micro-cameras and a headphone on both sides, and half of the lenses have a built-in camera to keep track of user eye movement and blinking.
When the user reads the text, the moment of the blink will be captured in front of the image lens, and Oton smart glasses will capture the information is lost to the dedicated Raspberry Pi cloud system, this mini-computer will be an instant text analysis, and then converted For audio through headphones, of course, if the system can not read some words, but also through the manual remote assistance.
Oton smart glasses functionally similar to Google Translate, Youdian's "photo translation" function, but it can directly convert the text into voice, without the user then took out the phone to take pictures to translate, the real Is convenient.However, Oton smart glasses currently have not yet achieved cross-language translation function, so the domestic smart experience needs to wait.
Reading, has become a habit of this era, and reading disabilities, but that part of the people have trouble.Oton smart glasses, so that you can read a book reading, for the vast number of people with print disabilities brought glitz, wisdom and more thoughtful .
