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Braille has been an effective tool to help those who are blind read; however, it’s understandably difficult when they’re tasked with reading something that isn’t converted to that format. Fortunately for those with impaired vision, engineers have developed this wonderful machine that will hopefully change the way they experience the world around them.
Introducing The FingerReader:
It’s a 3D-printed device that uses the attached camera to recognize and read text for the user.

One of the coolest features is that The FingerReader emits a pulse that warns the readers when they move away from the line.

(MIT Media Lab via DesignTaxi)
At the moment, there’s no talk about pricing or production schedule, but be on the lookout for these in the near future.
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