Filed under: Digital Cameras

Gadgets for the visually impaired are nothing new, but the Touch Sight camera is one of the most rare we’ve seen. Designed to be held against the forehead, the camera doesn’t have an LCD, but instead displays a three-dimensional representation of the image on a built-in Braille screen and records three seconds of audio

to assist users in locating and managing shots. Just a concept for now, but let’s hope it makes it to market — it seems like it’d be a fun toy for the sighted as well.

Read | Permalink | Email this | Comments

Original post by Nilay Patel