153: Technology for Orientation and Mobility

from Blind Kid's Life Hosted by Hao Wen Deng

On this episode, Hao Wen discusses some popular smart technology for people with visual disabilities, relating to orientation and mobility. We cover smart canes like WeWalk, navigation apps like Lazarillo and VoiceVista, and even smart glasses like Meta's Ray-Ban smart glasses. If you have any questions, you can email the podcast at [email protected], or call in at +1 810-510-0094. Alternatively, you can leave a comment or review wherever you decide to listen in. New ear candy arrives every Sunday, at 1:35 PM Eastern Time. Thank you for listening to Blind Kid's Life, and remember, blind people can do anything sighted people can do.

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