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It’s Time for a Braille Smartphone
Voim (seeing in Korean) is a smartphone concept for the blind that includes functions to make communication easier. It features route navigation, word recognition and object identification, which are displayed as braille on a silicon screen or transmitted as audio cues via the detachable bluetooth headset. Although smartphone applications & braille cell phones do exists, a full-fledged concept like this is a ways away.
Designers: Youngseong Kim & Eunsol Yeom
36 Comments »
Dwight says
This would be so miraculous!!!
sam says
Why exactly does a smart phone for a blind person need a camera?
Chris Burns says
scanner
paul says
look at the storyboard, it helps record/read text and turn it into braille
Danielle says
In the scenario board it shows the camera identifies the object in hand so I suppose its an eye for them
David Chen says
Camera exactly is actually scanner.
Dwight says
This would be so miraculous!!!
sam says
Why exactly does a smart phone for a blind person need a camera?
Chris Burns says
scanner
paul says
look at the storyboard, it helps record/read text and turn it into braille
Danielle says
In the scenario board it shows the camera identifies the object in hand so I suppose its an eye for them
Habibies says
what is this i can't understand is this cell phone or something else…? :O
David Chen says
It is the mobile phone is also a compass
Habibies says
what is this i can't understand is this cell phone or something else…? :O
rena says
pou mporei kaneis na agorasei ena tetoio kinito???se poia magazia??
rena says
pou mporei kaneis na agorasei ena tetoio kinito???se poia magazia??
techabsolutewp says
wow really nice
techabsolutewp says
wow really nice
David Chen says
Camera exactly is actually scanner.
David Chen says
It is the mobile phone is also a compass
john worsfold says
I like this and would like to talk with the designers
john worsfold says
I like this and would like to talk with the designers
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