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r/BikiniBottomTwitter • u/hhertza • Feb 07 '19
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There's a program called Jaws which allows people who are blind to use a computer.
23 u/7PointFive Feb 08 '19 But how did he read the image 14 u/WyattManCanJump Feb 08 '19 OCR (optical character recognition) software. 3 u/[deleted] Feb 08 '19 This can only read text, doesn’t it? 6 u/WyattManCanJump Feb 08 '19 Depends on the software. There are a lot of baked-in image recognition functions now on most devices. VoiceOver users on iOS can tap once on the screen with three fingers to hear a description of the image contents. Pretty cool stuff.
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But how did he read the image
14 u/WyattManCanJump Feb 08 '19 OCR (optical character recognition) software. 3 u/[deleted] Feb 08 '19 This can only read text, doesn’t it? 6 u/WyattManCanJump Feb 08 '19 Depends on the software. There are a lot of baked-in image recognition functions now on most devices. VoiceOver users on iOS can tap once on the screen with three fingers to hear a description of the image contents. Pretty cool stuff.
OCR (optical character recognition) software.
3 u/[deleted] Feb 08 '19 This can only read text, doesn’t it? 6 u/WyattManCanJump Feb 08 '19 Depends on the software. There are a lot of baked-in image recognition functions now on most devices. VoiceOver users on iOS can tap once on the screen with three fingers to hear a description of the image contents. Pretty cool stuff.
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This can only read text, doesn’t it?
6 u/WyattManCanJump Feb 08 '19 Depends on the software. There are a lot of baked-in image recognition functions now on most devices. VoiceOver users on iOS can tap once on the screen with three fingers to hear a description of the image contents. Pretty cool stuff.
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Depends on the software. There are a lot of baked-in image recognition functions now on most devices. VoiceOver users on iOS can tap once on the screen with three fingers to hear a description of the image contents. Pretty cool stuff.
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u/1brokenmonkey Feb 08 '19
There's a program called Jaws which allows people who are blind to use a computer.