This app has helped over 200,000 people with visual impairment. Over time, the app learns even more about these objects and can become even more specific in descriptions. If you need specialized identification for unique objects, Aipoly can learn new objects by typing their description. Eventually, they hope to develop the system to the point where it can understand complex scenes and the position of objects within it. You can even identify colors, which is a great option since color isn’t something you can identify with any other sense but sight. The app can identify three objects every second, and you don’t have to actually take a photo for it to recognize the objects. It works by running convolutional neural networks on your mobile phone, allowing the artificial intelligence to describe what it sees out loud via your camera. It’s faster than the cloud since the deep learning engine doesn’t use bandwidth.
The system works on mobile devices, security, and robots/industrial machines. The app is able to recognize objects and actions, then audibly translate the information. With apps like Aipoly ($4.99), world navigation is made even easier for those who are visually impaired. Our recent blog post on ADA Website Compliance discusses how coding and web development services are being used to make internet navigation easier for those who are visually impaired. We’ve compiled a list of the top 10 coolest apps ever, featuring apps that translate images into text, keep records of your daily life, teach you another language, allow you to turn your photos into pieces of art, and much more.
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