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عين ليبيا
Egyptian app helps visually impaired perceive surroundings
Karin and Mark, who are both blind, used artificial intelligence technology and smart applications to develop "Scrap Me," which helps the visually impaired visualize their environment through audio descriptions of their surroundings. The app works via Meta's smart glasses and is available in 140 countries, providing instant descriptions of the location and objects nearby, thereby enhancing users' independence. This technology has significantly improved their lives; Karin now relies on it for studying and mobility, and Mark has achieved success in tech competitions. Their story illustrates how artificial intelligence can open new horizons for people with visual disabilities.
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