Your Guide to Thriving with Low Vision—From Someone Who’s Been There.
Transforming Accessibility for the Visually Impaired Brain-Computer Interfaces (BCIs) might sound like something out of science fiction, but they’re very much part of our tech reality. These systems essentially allow a direct communication pathway between the brain and an external device. This means translating thoughts into commands for a computer, bypassing the need for any … Read more
February stands out as an important month when we focus on bringing attention to Age-Related Macular Degeneration (AMD) and Low Vision Awareness. It’s not just another health observance; it’s a time to raise the profile of these serious vision issues that can drastically affect the lives of those we love. AMD is one of the … Read more
SolidddVision Smartglasses: Press Release summary Soliddd has introduced SolidddVision, innovative virtual reality smartglasses designed for individuals with vision loss due to macular degeneration. Lightweight and resembling regular eyeglasses, these smartglasses feature proprietary lens arrays that project multiple images onto undamaged areas of the retina, allowing the brain to construct a clear, 3D image with natural … Read more
As someone who’s spent years adapting to vision loss, I’ve learned that good lighting is more than just a convenience—it’s a necessity. Proper lighting can mean the difference between struggling to perform a task and doing it with ease. That’s why I want to talk about rechargeable light bulbs, a game-changer in lighting technology. Not … Read more
Voice assistants have become my go-to shopping aids, and let me tell you, they make life a whole lot easier. Setting up your device is simple, whether it’s a smartphone or a smart speaker. I love that I can just speak my thoughts and have them organized into a neat list without lifting a finger. … Read more
Navigating life with vision loss often comes with unique challenges, especially when it comes to getting around. However, accessing mobility services doesn’t have to break the bank. Over the years, I’ve discovered a variety of resources and strategies that can help individuals with visual impairments stay mobile without stretching their budgets. Here’s my guide to … Read more
Yesterday was Thanksgiving and the amazing Macy’s Thanksgiving Day parade. I generally don’t “watch” it because I can only see bright colors and movement. Yesterday was different. In the past (two or three years ago) I tried audio description on the TV. At that time the voice was so obviously computer generated that it was … Read more