This technology uses Natural Language Understanding (NLU) to help you find specific information in any document faster than ever.

It enhances the experience to a quite outstanding degree, to such an extent that 9 am now visiting galleries more and more. The makers of OrCam are constantly innovating and improving their technologies to make life easier with low vision.In the event of any safety concerns or for any other information about a product please carefully read any instructions provided on the label or packaging and contact the manufacturer.

It is my understanding that some people use this feature to identify phones, credit cards, and about anything else you can think of. This is especially important in the age of COVID-19, allowing you to inspect products before touching them.It is possible to learn and later identify objects with OrCam in the same way that you can with faces. The device is cordless connecting to the side of a pair of glasses (provided, or you can use your own), a tiny speaker positioned upon the back of the small device, speaks privately, as it sits just out from the ear, and a tiny camera lense at the front. Because of OrCam's small size, I found that instead of wearing the unit, holding it in my hand worked best. Multiple image sets can be taken, if, say, you want to add the front and back sides of a box, but this will count as two items toward your maximum of 150.

OrCam MyEye is the only wearable artificial vision tech that is activated by an intuitive pointing gesture or simply by following the wearer's gaze — allowing for hands-free use without the need of a smartphone or Wi-Fi. Also, the device already supports 17+ different languages for users to set as their default language.With all of his skills, knowledge, and technologies, he lives with a frustrating reality requiring urgent and sometimes unexpected visual assistance at times to complete a simple task. It has a camera, a speaker and a cable that hooks up to a bigger device that is roughly the size of a smartphone.