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  1. ‘App Camp’ Puts Vision Tools to Test
  2. ‘Guide Vest’ to Act as Eyes for the Visually Impaired
  3. “Intelligent” Goggles Highlight Obstacles for the Visually Impaired
  4. A Bionic Eye Comes to Market
  5. A Bumper Crop of Holiday Gifts for Disabled Kids
  6. A Master Trainer Class for Professionals in Teaching the UltraCane Electronic Travel Device
  7. A Mobile Phone Application Enabling Visually Impaired Users to Find and Read Product Barcodes
  8. A Super Glove That Can Be Built at Home
  9. A Wearable Face Recognition System for Individuals With Visual Impairments
  10. An Evaluation of the Functionality and Acceptability of the Voice Prescription Label
  11. Augmented Reality, Wrapped Around Your Finger
  12. Bayesian Algorithm for Reading ID Barcodes
  13. Bill Allows Sightless to Hunt With Laser
  14. Blind Students Confront the Chemistry Lab
  15. Blinput Concept Connects the Visually Impaired
  16. Body Mounted Vision System for Visually Impaired Outdoor and Indoor Wayfinding Assistance
  17. Bureau of Engraving and Printing Launches EyeNote App to Help the Blind and Visually Impaired With Money
  18. Clothing Matching for Visually Impaired Persons
  19. Color Detection Tool
  20. Counting on Currency Accessibility
  21. Crosswatch: A Camera Phone System for Orienting Visually Impaired Pedestrians at Traffic Intersections
  22. DanKam App Clears Up Color Blind Confusion
  23. Design and Development of a New Sensor System for Assistive Powered Wheelchairs
  24. Design, Development, and Evaluation of a Drop-Off Detection System for Robotic Wheelchairs
  25. Development of a Semi-Automatic Bill Sorting Device
  26. Development of a Smart Wheelchair Component System
  27. Development of a Wearable Guide System for the Blind
  28. Down With Dogs and Canes? A Real Life Guide to the New Electronic Mobility Gizmos for Visually Impaired People
  29. Efficacy of the UltraCane
  30. Electronic Travel Aid for Blind People
  31. Evaluating Mild Physical Exercise with Two Persons with Profound Multiple Disabilities
  32. Evaluation and Comparison of the Hand Guide and the Miniguide
  33. Evaluation of Sensors for a Smart Wheelchair
  34. Group to Show Car That Can Be Driven by the Blind
  35. Haptic Shoe Could Replace the White Cane
  36. Haptics Offer the Sensation of Touch Without Touching
  37. Health Care: MARC Smart Walker
  38. Helping Three Persons With Multiple Disabilities Acquire Independent Dressing Through Assistive Technology
  39. How the Blind Are Reinventing the iPhone
  40. Implant Gives New Hope to the Blind
  41. Indoor Wayfinding: Developing a Functional Interface for Individuals with Cognitive Impairments
  42. Interactive Tracking of Movable Objects for the Blind on the Basis of Environment Models and Perception-Oriented Object Recognition Methods
  43. iPhone App Brightens Up Color Blind World
  44. iPhone Apps for Disability and Vision Impairments
  45. Laser Line Striper: Short Range Sensor for Smart Wheelchairs
  46. Looking into Artificial Vision for the Blind
  47. Microchip Restores Vision
  48. Mobile Accessibility Guide
  49. NAVI Project Turns Kinect Into a Set of Eyes for the Visually Impaired
  50. New Advances in Robotics Help the Disabled See the World Around Them
  51. New Electronic Mobility Aid
  52. New Talking Medicine Identifier
  53. New Tool for Travelers
  54. Now You Can Find It! A Product Review
  55. Paper Currency Identifier
  56. Pay and Display
  57. Portable Object Detector for Visual Impairments
  58. Range Finder for People With Visual Impairments
  59. Real-Time Detection and Reading of LED/LCD Displays for Visually Impaired Persons
  60. Robot-Assisted Shopping for the Visually Impaired: Proof-of-Concept Design and Feasibility Evaluation
  61. Scientists Try to Let the Blind 'See' Fish
  62. Search Strategies of Visually Impaired Persons Using a Camera Phone Wayfinding System
  63. Seeing ‘Where’ Through the Ears: Effects of Learning-by-Doing and Long-Term Sensory Deprivation on Localization Based on Image-to-Sound Substitution
  64. Seeing Chemistry Through Sound: A Submersible Audible Light Sensor for Observing Chemical Reactions for Students Who Are Blind or Visually Impaired
  65. Shopping Aid for the Visually Impaired
  66. Show Me the Money: An Evaluation of the Note Teller 2 Money Identifier
  67. Show Me the Money: Making Currency Accessible to People Who Are Blind
  68. Study to Address Options for Enabling the Blind and Visually Impaired Community to Denominate U.S. Currency
  69. Talking Prescription Labels
  70. Technology Has Redefined What It Means to Be 'Disabled'
  71. Terrain Analysis for Blind Wheelchair Users: Computer Vision Algorithms for Finding Curbs and Other Negative Obstacles
  72. Texture Based Text Detection in Natural Scene Images: A Help to Blind and Visually Impaired Persons
  73. The Accessible Aquarium: Identifying and Evaluating Salient Creature Features for Sonification
  74. The Audible Counter
  75. The Bucks Stop Here: Keeping Track of Your Cash
  76. The iBill Second-Generation US Currency Identifier From Orbit Research: A Good Thing Made Better
  77. The New iBill(R): Is It Worth the Extra $20?
  78. The Return of the Digital House
  79. U.S. Approves First Method to Give the Blind Limited Vision
  80. User Involvement in the Design and Evaluation of a Smart Mobility Aid
  81. Using an Obstacle Sensing System in Power Wheelchair Training of Children: A Pilot Study
  82. Vision Substitution and Depth Perception: Early Blind Subjects Experience Visual Perspective Through Their Ears
  83. Visual Implant and Camera Give Blind Some Vision
  84. Wayfinding Technology: a Road Map to the Future
  85. What Color is Your Pair of Shoes? A Review of Two Color Identifiers
  86. What Is This?: A Review of the VizWiz, Digit-Eyes, and LookTel Recognizer Apps for the iPhone
  87. What the Tech?: App Identifies Money for the Blind
  88. What’s That Sound? Distance Determination and Aperture Passage From Ultrasound Echoes
  89. Wheelchair Clearance Measurement Device
  90. Where's My Stuff? Design and Evaluation of a Mobile System for Locating Lost Items for the Visually Impaired
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