I have low vision VR vs Braille Translator & Scanner

Low vision symptoms simulator (loss of visual field, loss of central vision, loss of visual acuity, distortion, patched vision, night blindness, photophobia and reduced contrast sensitivity). Created to be used with Virtual Reality (VR) glasses in order to experience and understand the way people with low vision see the world around themselves. Low vision is a lesser degree of visual impairment than blindness. It cannot be corrected with eyeglasses or surgery, and may cause people difficulties with normal daily activities. It is much more frequent than blindness, although much more unknown. Many partially sighted people show no abnormality in the appearance of the eye itself. It is also frequent that a person in some situations may show no difficulty, and in others they require assistance or the use of a white cane. For many reasons, understanding how a person with low vision sees can be very difficult: due to a lack of awareness, because of the different visual defects, because it’s common to find several symptoms in one person, and because the percentage of vision loss may vary from one to the other. This application intends to help understand how people with low vision see, to help them understand their difficulties, and teach them to interact with them properly. It is a useful tool for different low vision specialists (ophthalmologists, optometrists, vision rehabilitation therapists, psychologists, educators), as well as for the affected people themselves and the organizations that represent them. In summary, the aim of the app is to bring awareness about low vision in order to facilitate understanding and improve social interaction for persons with low vision.

Braille Translator & Scanner turns a photo of braille into text. Point your camera at an embossed page and the app marks every braille cell with the letter it stands for, then gives you the whole text to read, copy or share. A braille reader, braille translator and braille scanner in one app. Made for teachers, parents and students who work with braille, and for anyone learning to read it. HOW IT WORKS • Take a photo of a braille page, or import one from your gallery • The AI finds every cell and reads its six dots • Read the text under your photo, with each letter right on its cell • Switch the photo between letters and braille with one tap to check any cell OUR OWN BRAILLE AI We trained our own models for braille: one finds the cells, the other reads the dots. They learned from 1.4 million braille cells and read 96% of cells correctly, end to end, on real user photos they never saw in training. 11 BRAILLE LANGUAGES English (Grade 1 and Grade 2), Spanish, Portuguese, French, German, Polish, Russian, Uzbek, Greek, Latvian and Arabic. Auto-detect picks the right one for you. More languages are coming soon. BRAILLE KEYBOARD AND CHART Type braille on a six-dot keyboard and get text, or type text and see it in braille. When you're not sure about a letter, the braille chart is one tap away. The keyboard is free. FOR TEACHERS AND PARENTS Check braille homework without knowing braille yourself. Follow the page cell by cell and spot the cell that doesn't match. HISTORY AND FAVOURITES Your translations are saved in History, so you can come back to them. Star the ones you need often. CLEAR PHOTOS, BETTER RESULTS The app is made for braille embossed on paper, photographed from straight above in soft light. Built-in tips show you how. FREE TO TRY Your first 5 photo translations are free. Premium unlocks unlimited translation and your full history. Cancel any time. Premium is an auto-renewing subscription. Payment is charged to your Apple ID. It renews automatically unless cancelled at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. Manage or cancel it in your App Store account settings. Terms of Use (EULA): https://braillerecognition.alfocus.uz/terms-of-use Privacy Policy: https://braillerecognition.alfocus.uz/privacy-policy