Memoria by UNAR Labs is a free and fully accessible board game, which is inclusively designed for both sighted and visually-impaired users.
Optimized for use with VoiceOver, the app enables visually-impaired users to feel the on-screen graphical elements through vibration, while also providing audio and speech output for any actions performed on the screen or for accessing the game menus. Users can customize the vibration and audio settings based on their preference.
Players can choose between three-levels of game difficulty and between three categories (Animals, Musical Instruments, and Automobiles). In addition, there is also a timed mode for advanced players.
The app harnesses the power of Midlina - an AI-based platform, which is the core product of UNAR Labs. Midlina enables multimodal access to otherwise visual information on digital media and makes it accessible to users with visual impairments. As our research progresses, Midlina will constantly evolve, and we will be adding more features to this app. We will also be releasing new applications powered by Midlina, for enabling equal access in education, for navigation, to enhance productivity, and for fun.
To learn about our other products visit http://unarlabs.com .
UNAR Labs is a startup with a vision to make digital world accessible to everyone beyond their sensory limits. Our first mission is to empower visually-impaired people by providing equal information access to all types of digital media using smartphones and tablets. While we have passion, we have limited resources to make our vision come true. If you like our products and believe in our vision, you can help us in three ways:
1) Join us in our journey. Use this form (https://goo.gl/forms/Y7KLLpGpzfokIsdK2) to give us suggestions about our products and tell us more about what inaccessible information you would most like to access. Your input is critical and this feedback helps guide our future development projects.
2) Tell your family, friends, colleagues, and acquaintances about your experience with our products and encourage them to try them out!
3) Invest $ in us, so we can continue to create more awesome products and close the information access gap between sighted and visually-impaired users.
Questions, feedback, or feature requests, Email us at unarlabs@gmail.com
I downloaded this game hoping it would be accessible. I was wrong. First game I played told me every thing. It vibrated on every swipe of the finger. Never read that that there was a card there until you flipped it, if you could flip it at all. It is a shame. It could be a wonderful start to a great game.
