Demo in under a minute: put on the glasses, look at a page, press, hear it, then drag the letter-spacing slider live.
- Problem: reading printed text is slow and tiring for people with dyslexia. If you quote a percentage of people affected, look it up first and cite the source.
- Existing options: phone apps (Seeing AI, Lookout) need you to hold a phone over the page; dedicated reading glasses cost far more and are hard to buy in Uzbekistan.
- Our solution: hands-free glasses that read the page aloud, plus a reading screen with adjustable letter spacing and word highlighting.
- Live demo
- Cost: about 190,000 sum in parts (see
hardware/bom/) - Next steps: a small display in the lens for letter spacing, OCR running on the glasses with no laptop, Uzbek voices
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