One person's mobile coupon app is another's seeing eye dog
Many of us look to technology to add to our regular faculties -- make
us better, faster, stronger, and more productive. But it has another
promise for millions of people around the world: accessibility.
Design researcher Tom Bieling has made something called the Lorm Glove, which could soon help people who are deaf or blind communicate. Beeling's glove, which was developed at the Design Research Lab in Berlin, is covered with sensors that allow the wearer to send and recieve messages.
Design researcher Tom Bieling has made something called the Lorm Glove, which could soon help people who are deaf or blind communicate. Beeling's glove, which was developed at the Design Research Lab in Berlin, is covered with sensors that allow the wearer to send and recieve messages.
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