Sensory Abstract#1 vs Weyes

Sensory Abstract#1, from Sensory App House, is our first app in what has become a series of visual digital art. This peaceful display app is a combination of the use of digital art and effects techniques created by Sensory over the years, alongside the influence of abstract expressionist artists such as Mark Rothko. The concept for this app is to create a calm, visual experience, with slow emerging shapes. There is no touch input on this app, unlike some of the Sensory Apps for calming & cause and effect such Magma, iMeba or Plazma. The projection capabilities of the iPad and iPhone via Airplay gives the option for galleries and relaxed environments to run the app on large screens. Just choose the effect you prefer, using the 4 buttons (or a bluetooth keyboard) and let it flow. Press 1 or space bar to change abstract style Press 2 to change change abstract size Press 3 or Enter key to add some symmetry Press 4 to change color combinations Press 5 to hide or show buttons Sensory Abstract#1 has no adverts, no settings screen and no in-app purchases. Switch box compatibility: Abstract#1 can be controlled by assistive technology switches that produce character codes (1, 2, 3, 4, Space, Enter) - all produce different changes as listed above when using the keyboard. To see videos and more Sensory Apps visit www.sensoryapphouse.com

People with visual impairments face challenges with seemingly trivial tasks. Tasks such as telling buses apart, telling the status of traffic lights, and reading signs for directions makes commuting a challenge. Introducing Weyes, an app to empower you to navigate the world independently and confidently. It segments and zooms in on what you are trying to see. Designed to assist visually impaired users, Weyes ensures you never miss a thing. How it works: 1. Open the app. 2. Aim your phone's camera at a subject and adjust the zoom slider as needed. Supported Subjects: - Buses - Traffic Lights (Coming Soon) - Signs (Coming Soon)