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overTHERE

by Dmitrijs Prohorenkovs

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • September 16, 2016
  • October 20, 2016

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Dmitrijs Prohorenkovs
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This app uses a line-of-sight algorithm to help blind individuals explore their surroundings by providing audible virtual signs for nearby places. Point your phone in any direction to hear the closest locations, with audio feedback indicating their exact position. Users can also create custom virtual signs to mark important spots.

✓Virtual audible signs for nearby places
✓Line-of-sight algorithm for location feedback
✓Horizontal mode for environmental exploration
✓Vertical mode for list review and details
✓Create custom virtual talking signs
✓Augmented-reality interface
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What's New in overTHERE

1.3

October 20, 2016

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon. Bluetooth hand-free headset and bluetooth HD-audio support. Minor bugs fixes.

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Mixed Review

Works great on my iPhone, but won't open on iPad mini - even though the site indicates it is compatible with iPads. Just "blinks" out when I try to open the app (tried on two different iPad minis).
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App does not read any signs; name is misleading

App is useful, but it only tells you about near--by businesses which are listed by Google, it has no ability to read any signs. Many businesses are not listed by Google, or have changed since their Google entry was created.
Also, app immediately disables bluetooth output devices, so speech only comes from IPhone; in a noisy environment this makes it very hard to use.
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FAQ

What is overTHERE?

overTHERE is an accessibility app that uses virtual audible signs to help blind individuals explore their environment. It provides audio feedback for nearby places based on the direction the phone is pointed.

How does overTHERE help users navigate?

The app employs a line-of-sight algorithm. When you point your phone towards a virtual sign, the audio is clear; as you point away, it becomes staticky, offering precise location cues.

Can I create my own virtual signs with overTHERE?

Yes, overTHERE allows users to create their own virtual talking signs. This feature lets you mark specific locations that might be difficult to find again.

What devices does overTHERE support?

overTHERE is available for iPhone and iPod devices. It was last updated on October 20, 2016, with version 1.3.

What is the age rating for overTHERE?

overTHERE has an age rating of 4+. This indicates it is suitable for users of all ages, with no specific content restrictions.

Is overTHERE free to download and use?

Yes, overTHERE is available for free. There are no in-app purchases or advertisements associated with the app.

Where can I find more information about overTHERE?

You can visit the developer's website for more details on overTHERE's features and functionality. You can also follow @overTHERE4iOS on social media for news and user connections.

What kind of feedback does overTHERE provide for locations?

When you select a virtual sign from the list, overTHERE provides details about the location, such as its address, phone number, or website.