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SmartEye - a wearable device that help visually impaired people during on-site banking: poster abstract

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This poster presents a device, SmartEye, which can help visually impaired people to read documents and sign on it on their own during on-site banking. With the help of Optical Character Recognition, gesture recognition, pen-tip recognition, Text to Speech, the wearable device can finish the tasks that we found in the bank. We tested SmartEye with visually impaired subjects on tasks including capturing information from documents and signing on forms. The result provided the effectiveness of SmartEye on assisting visually impaired people to reduce their inconvenience.

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          SenSys '20: Proceedings of the 18th Conference on Embedded Networked Sensor Systems
          November 2020
          852 pages
          ISBN:9781450375900
          DOI:10.1145/3384419

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