Since one of my relatives is vision impaired, I also did some research.Orcam Myeye Pro is available from desertcart.in for Rs 6,70,529. This e-shopping e site will import the device from the U.S. to India.The price includes customs, shipping, etc., so the buying will be hassle-free. Go to the site to learn more.SurenOn Sat, Jul 9, 2022 at 8:19 PM Suryanarayana Ambadipudi <sn.ambadipudi@gmail.com> wrote:Definitely this is a great idea .I have tapped my contacts who have excellent connections in Israel and waiting to hear back from them .I am also a visually impaired person and managing with great difficultyLet us hope for the best--On Sat, 9 Jul 2022 at 7:52 PM, R.N. Mital <rnmital@gmail.com> wrote:Dear Dr.PVM,This device is of great interest to me also. I have lost 80% of my vision toGlaucoma. I can not recognize a face more than 2feet away. I can only work on computer preferably with black background.I would like to collect more info about it. Do you pl. have their address?Kind regards,RNM--On Sat, Jul 9, 2022 at 6:21 PM Padmanabha Vyasamoorthy <vyasamoorthy@gmail.com> wrote:--I am happy to read about this AI integrated wearable device. See the pictures to find out how it can be worn. 'Varaprasadam' (great boon) indeed. The title is justified.===========Jul 06Unknown authorOrcam is an Israeli tech company with an incredible product: The MyEye, a diminutive AI-driven device that magnetically attaches to eyeglasses and can read to the visually impaired. It can also recognize faces and objects, announcing them on request (i.e. "What's in front of me?" "Two doors, one on the left, one on the right" or "Bill Carter"). A small speaker near your ear plays the audio, or you can opt to have the sound piped into earbuds or headphones.
Here's how it plays out:
Enter a caption (optional)
It's even more impressive considering it doesn't require an internet connection—everything is processed within the device itself.
In addition to changing the lives of blind people, I believe this device should appeal greatly to seniors. My own vision is deteriorating due to age, and while I'm not legally blind, I could use a device like this to read labels and price tags in stores. One thing they didn't show in the video is that the MyEye can also be asked to search a body of text for a particular word—say, "ibuprofen"—and it can find it. And the putting-a-name-to-a-face feature would come in awfully handy for many of us.
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Saturday, July 9, 2022
Re: [society4servingseniors] ORCAM - MyEye Wearable device for the visually impaired
Re: [society4servingseniors] ORCAM - MyEye Wearable device for the visually impaired
Definitely this is a great idea .I have tapped my contacts who have excellent connections in Israel and waiting to hear back from them .I am also a visually impaired person and managing with great difficultyLet us hope for the best--On Sat, 9 Jul 2022 at 7:52 PM, R.N. Mital <rnmital@gmail.com> wrote:Dear Dr.PVM,This device is of great interest to me also. I have lost 80% of my vision toGlaucoma. I can not recognize a face more than 2feet away. I can only work on computer preferably with black background.I would like to collect more info about it. Do you pl. have their address?Kind regards,RNM--On Sat, Jul 9, 2022 at 6:21 PM Padmanabha Vyasamoorthy <vyasamoorthy@gmail.com> wrote:--I am happy to read about this AI integrated wearable device. See the pictures to find out how it can be worn. 'Varaprasadam' (great boon) indeed. The title is justified.===========Jul 06Unknown authorOrcam is an Israeli tech company with an incredible product: The MyEye, a diminutive AI-driven device that magnetically attaches to eyeglasses and can read to the visually impaired. It can also recognize faces and objects, announcing them on request (i.e. "What's in front of me?" "Two doors, one on the left, one on the right" or "Bill Carter"). A small speaker near your ear plays the audio, or you can opt to have the sound piped into earbuds or headphones.
Here's how it plays out:
Enter a caption (optional)
It's even more impressive considering it doesn't require an internet connection—everything is processed within the device itself.
In addition to changing the lives of blind people, I believe this device should appeal greatly to seniors. My own vision is deteriorating due to age, and while I'm not legally blind, I could use a device like this to read labels and price tags in stores. One thing they didn't show in the video is that the MyEye can also be asked to search a body of text for a particular word—say, "ibuprofen"—and it can find it. And the putting-a-name-to-a-face feature would come in awfully handy for many of us.
Dr P Vyasamoorthy / 9490804278
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Re: [society4servingseniors] ORCAM - MyEye Wearable device for the visually impaired
Dear Dr.PVM,This device is of great interest to me also. I have lost 80% of my vision toGlaucoma. I can not recognize a face more than 2feet away. I can only work on computer preferably with black background.I would like to collect more info about it. Do you pl. have their address?Kind regards,RNM--On Sat, Jul 9, 2022 at 6:21 PM Padmanabha Vyasamoorthy <vyasamoorthy@gmail.com> wrote:--I am happy to read about this AI integrated wearable device. See the pictures to find out how it can be worn. 'Varaprasadam' (great boon) indeed. The title is justified.===========Jul 06Unknown authorOrcam is an Israeli tech company with an incredible product: The MyEye, a diminutive AI-driven device that magnetically attaches to eyeglasses and can read to the visually impaired. It can also recognize faces and objects, announcing them on request (i.e. "What's in front of me?" "Two doors, one on the left, one on the right" or "Bill Carter"). A small speaker near your ear plays the audio, or you can opt to have the sound piped into earbuds or headphones.
Here's how it plays out:
Enter a caption (optional)
It's even more impressive considering it doesn't require an internet connection—everything is processed within the device itself.
In addition to changing the lives of blind people, I believe this device should appeal greatly to seniors. My own vision is deteriorating due to age, and while I'm not legally blind, I could use a device like this to read labels and price tags in stores. One thing they didn't show in the video is that the MyEye can also be asked to search a body of text for a particular word—say, "ibuprofen"—and it can find it. And the putting-a-name-to-a-face feature would come in awfully handy for many of us.
Dr P Vyasamoorthy / 9490804278
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Re: [society4servingseniors] ORCAM - MyEye Wearable device for the visually impaired
--I am happy to read about this AI integrated wearable device. See the pictures to find out how it can be worn. 'Varaprasadam' (great boon) indeed. The title is justified.===========Jul 06Unknown authorOrcam is an Israeli tech company with an incredible product: The MyEye, a diminutive AI-driven device that magnetically attaches to eyeglasses and can read to the visually impaired. It can also recognize faces and objects, announcing them on request (i.e. "What's in front of me?" "Two doors, one on the left, one on the right" or "Bill Carter"). A small speaker near your ear plays the audio, or you can opt to have the sound piped into earbuds or headphones.
Here's how it plays out:
Enter a caption (optional)
It's even more impressive considering it doesn't require an internet connection—everything is processed within the device itself.
In addition to changing the lives of blind people, I believe this device should appeal greatly to seniors. My own vision is deteriorating due to age, and while I'm not legally blind, I could use a device like this to read labels and price tags in stores. One thing they didn't show in the video is that the MyEye can also be asked to search a body of text for a particular word—say, "ibuprofen"—and it can find it. And the putting-a-name-to-a-face feature would come in awfully handy for many of us.
Dr P Vyasamoorthy / 9490804278
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ORCAM - MyEye Wearable device for the visually impaired
Orcam is an Israeli tech company with an incredible product: The MyEye, a diminutive AI-driven device that magnetically attaches to eyeglasses and can read to the visually impaired. It can also recognize faces and objects, announcing them on request (i.e. "What's in front of me?" "Two doors, one on the left, one on the right" or "Bill Carter"). A small speaker near your ear plays the audio, or you can opt to have the sound piped into earbuds or headphones.
Here's how it plays out:
Enter a caption (optional)
It's even more impressive considering it doesn't require an internet connection—everything is processed within the device itself.
In addition to changing the lives of blind people, I believe this device should appeal greatly to seniors. My own vision is deteriorating due to age, and while I'm not legally blind, I could use a device like this to read labels and price tags in stores. One thing they didn't show in the video is that the MyEye can also be asked to search a body of text for a particular word—say, "ibuprofen"—and it can find it. And the putting-a-name-to-a-face feature would come in awfully handy for many of us.
Tuesday, June 14, 2022
Spices Board India recruitment: Retired persons to be engaged as clerical assistants
clerical assistants
The Spices Board of India has invited applications from retired Govt.
employees who have served in the Central/State govt departments/
PSUs/autonomous bodies/ commodity boards for engaging as clerical
assistants.
As per the advertisement, the clerical assistants will be engaged on
contractual basis for a period of two years or upto the age of 65
years whichever is earlier, for deployment in Spices Board, Head
Office, Kochi and its outstation offices.
The last date for submission of hard copy of applications is July 8, 2022.
Vacancy Details:
1. Head Office, Kochi: 10 vacancies
2. Regional Office, Chennai 2 vacancies
3. Regional Office, Mumbai 2 vacancies
4. Regional Office, Bodinayakanur 2 vacancies
5. Indian Cardamom Research Institute (ICRI), Myladumpara: 2 vacancies
Eligibility: He/She should be a Retired Employee from the
Central/State govt departments/ PSUs/autonomous bodies/ preferably
commodity boards with considerable experience in attending clerical
works.
Educational qualification: Degree Age limit: Below 64 years.
Remuneration: Rs 25, 000 per month (consolidated) Method of Selection:
Shortlisted candidates will be called for interview at the respective
places by the Board.
A panel of the candidates who qualify in the interview will be formed
and will be engaged as Clerical Assistants as per the requirement of
the Board. Separate panels/rank list will be made for each offices
mentioned above and the validity of the panel will be two years and
Clerical Assistants, additionally required, will be engaged from the
approved panel.
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