Have you ever had trouble seeing in the dark, reading small print, or recognizing familiar faces?
If so, you’re not alone. Many people face these challenges every day, and they can impact their quality of life and independence.
But what if there was a way to enhance your vision with the power of artificial intelligence?
An app that speaks the world for you
Seeing AI is an app that uses artificial intelligence to reach out when it’s hard to see what’s around you. Microsoft recently expanded the app from iOS only to Android as well.it’s snowing Available on Google Play Store It works in 18 languages and plans to expand to 36 languages next year.
If you have an iPhone 12 or newer, there is a similar built-in feature called . point and speak. The iPhone must have iOS 17 or later installed, and the iPhone model must have his LiDAR sensor.
The new Android version of the app includes the latest generation AI features that were previously only available on iOS. These features are:
More detailed photo description: With the Scene channel, you get more than just a quick overview of photos. Tap More Info to generate a detailed description that tells you more about what’s in the image.
What is artificial intelligence (AI)?
Interactive document scanning: In addition to listening to scanned documents, you can also talk to Seeing AI to get more information. You can ask questions about the document, such as what’s on the menu, how much the items cost on the receipt, or the main idea of the article.
See AI apps (Microsoft)
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App overview
With Seeing AI, you can hear a description of what the camera is seeing or what the photo is showing. You can switch between different channels to get focused information.
Images from other apps: Recognize any photo by sharing it with Seeing AI.
scene: Get an overview of the captured scene and tap “Details” to see a detailed description. You can also touch the screen to hear where different objects are.
people: Recognize your friends and people around you.
product: Scan the barcode to get the product name and details. You will hear a warning beep.
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currency: Identify different banknotes.
color: Know the colors of objects and clothes.
Handwritten: Listen to handwritten text, such as greeting cards (in some languages only).
document: Scan the printed page to hear the content and layout. You can also talk to Seeing AI and ask questions about the documentation.
Light: Listen to the tones that change depending on the brightness of the environment.
Short text: The text will be read out loud as soon as the camera recognizes it.
See AI apps (Microsoft)
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Technology supporting the app
Seeing AI uses advanced machine learning and computer vision techniques to analyze images captured by your camera and generate natural language descriptions. The app also uses text-to-speech and sound effects to create an immersive and intuitive experience. You can customize the app settings to your liking, including choosing the voice, speed, and volume of the narration.
People using the Seeing AI app on Android (Kurt “Cyber Guy” Knutson)
Who will benefit from the app?
Seeing AI is designed to assist people who are blind or have low vision, but can be used by anyone to enhance visual recognition. Whether you’re reading a book, shopping for groceries, traveling to a new place, or just having fun, Seeing AI is your smart companion. The app currently supports 18 languages, with more expected late next year. It’s free to download and can be found on the Google Play Store.
Man using Seeing AI app (Microsoft)
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Cart important points
Looking at AI is a remarkable example of how artificial intelligence can improve our lives and enable us to do more. It’s also a testament to Microsoft’s commitment to accessibility and inclusion for everyone. If you have an Android device, give it a try and see how you can see better than your eyes can.
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