Smart Glasses Offer Audio Landmarks for Blind Pedestrians in Cities
For a blind pedestrian, the hardest part of a city journey is often not the route on a map but the last fifty metres: finding the correct door,.
For a blind pedestrian, the hardest part of a city journey is often not the route on a map but the last fifty metres: finding the correct door,.
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