Exploring the EYE6 with Mikayla from Eyedaptic | Tech Connect Live!
Luke hosts Mikayla from Eyedaptic to discuss the EYE5 wearable magnifier and its upgrade option known as EYE6!
Luke hosts Mikayla from Eyedaptic to discuss the EYE5 wearable magnifier and its upgrade option known as EYE6!
Luke discusses the newest model of Accessible Smartphone with two representatives from Blindshell.
Cory and Luke recount their recent visit to Madison in which they participated in an AI Research workshop showcasing several ongoing projects designed to use modern AI to low vision and blind individuals. Topics include: VR, AR, Social Cues, Eye Tracking and MORE!
Cory and Luke showcase several games including: Akinator, Knight Manager, Sound Quiz, Escape the Room and More!
Join Cory and Luke as they explore Innosearch.AI an Artificial Intelligence powered shopping website with a stripped down interface especially useful for VoiceOver users.
Luke and Cory sit down with Rachel Ramos from HumanWare to showcase these two products and discuss the upcoming updates for other HumanWare devices.
Join us LIVE as Cory and Luke prepare to attend the 40th Annual CSUN Assistive Technology Conference in Anaheim, California! We will highlight the most exciting elements on this year's schedule, and be discussing which booths to cover, and of course exploring any exciting new products on the horizon. After many years in attendance, Cory and Luke are CSUN seasoned pros! But we want to hear from YOU! Be sure to comment what you think about this expo, especially any suggestions as to what we should check out
Join Cory and Luke as they demo and discuss the EchoVision Smart Glasses with representatives from Agiga!
Luke showcases a new smartphone app called EMVI which is designed to provide visual assistance to the blind and low vision similar to the app Seeing AI.
Join Cory and Luke in welcoming Freek Van Welsenis from Hable to the show to discuss the Hable Easy. An eight button external controller designed to enhance the technical ability of low vision or blind smartphone users.