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eSight, Digital Eyewear to Allow the Legally Blind to See (VIDEO)
 A video posted about a week ago showing a Legally Blind woman seeing her child for the first time recently went viral. This touching story is*due*to a new device called the eSight. The eSight is essentially an electronic system that is comprised of a headset, custom prescribed lenses, and a controller. An HD camera on the headset takes in live video from the environment and sends the data to the controller which then processes the images and displays them on small organic-LED displays. Furthermore, the device offers many features including contrast adjustment, zooming, reverse color display, etc.,*which allows users to have more control over what they are seeing. Although this tech**logy is still very expensive with a price tag of $15,000, the company works hard to raise funds*for those that can**t afford this tech**logy. Also, the company is still developing this tech**logy to try and lower the cost and improve the aesthetics of this wearable device. From eSight: Our clients say that the effects are remarkable: Blind spots disappear, faces that haven’t been seen in years snap into focus, books and other entertainment are suddenly accessible and complete freedom of movement is returned. Link:*eSight Website… The post eSight, Digital Eyewear to Allow the Legally Blind to See (VIDEO) appeared first on Medgadget. ??????? ??????: eSight, Digital Eyewear to Allow the Legally Blind to See (VIDEO) || ??????: rss || ??????: اسم منتداك
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