Ever wondered how people dress vision impaired? How do they know what goes with what? What joint? The texture and feel they can say a lot but the color has to be seen, not touched. In fact, if a person is born blind, how do you know what is a color? We have all learned the colors and differentiate through a system almost entirely based on visual feedback. The Bright-F is to translate that information into sounds.
It detects the brightness, saturation and color tone. Thus, objects can be sorted by colors and organize them into groups with similar tones. This is incredibly useful for basic clothes washing, because we all know that a shirt can be fatal washing with a red shirt. . This reader is colored designer Lifeng Yu.
Source: Fundación Tecnologia Social.
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