On Wednesday, the company released Seeing AI, a "talking camera" app for iOS meant to help the visually impaired navigate their surroundings. SEE ALSO: Microsoft squeezed AI onto a Raspberry Pi ...

Microsoft's Seeing AI app ... free app is to help blind and low-vision folks understand more of the world around them with the assistance of their smartphone's cameras and AI-powered narration.

The Royal National Institute of Blind People (RNIB) is the global distributor for the ARx AI headset, ensuring its broad availability and impact. With the integration of the Microsoft Seeing AI ...

Microsoft launched the Seeing AI app on Android devices Monday, expanding the free app that narrates the world to millions more blind and low ... users to point their camera and hear a description ...

Powell, who is blind, usually must ask a store employee to help ... Launched in 2017, Microsoft’s Seeing AI application is an AI camera-based app that can read text such as documents or signs, ...

Navigating the world around you is certainly challenging if you're blind or sight impaired. One tool that can help is a free mobile app from Microsoft called Seeing AI. Designed to alert and ...

With a recent update released in March, the technology has been heralded by industry commentators as a pivotal leap forward on the journey towards seeing more advanced types of AI proliferating ...

White canes are fine for helping blind users make their way down streets ... It's equipped with a depth-sensing camera, microprocessor, battery and Bluetooth module, among other electronics.