Assistive Technology: “Magnifier” (iOS app)

The “Magnifier” is an accessibility utility by Apple that uses the device cameras to assist visually-impaired people with their immediate surroundings. The primary feature of the app is “magnify” – which seeks to assist users read small text. It has many other features too – including scene descriptions, and furniture/door detection. As this is a […]

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Assistive Technology: Home Blood Pressure Monitors

Assistive Technology: Home Blood Pressure Monitors Nowadays, HBPM(house blood pressure monitor) has become a common part of everyday households, especially those with older adults or people managing hypertension. By enabling blood pressure measurement outside clinical settings, this kind of AT(assistive technology) devices support routine health monitoring and allow users to manage their well-being more independently

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Assistive Technology: Envision Glasses

Envision Glasses are AI-powered smart glasses designed for individuals who are blind or have low vision. With an integrated camera and built-in speakers, they articulate everyday visual information into speech by “speaking out” the visual world to wearers. The lightweight wearable offers an array of features designed for accessibility including real-time text and object recognition,

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Design Critique: Canva (iOS App)

Canva is a mobile design application that enables users to create visual content such as social media posts, presentations, posters, and videos using templates and direct manipulation tools. While Canva makes design accessible, its mobile editing experience reveals usability trade-offs when complex design tasks are attempted on a small, touch-based interface. Entering the Editor and

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