Yep. That’s the sort of thing that interested me as a visually impaired guy (I see about 20 percent with my contacts). It’s a shame I can’t really buy and use them for that since I’d likely get physically assaulted for using them for benign purposes.
I’ve heard they can be also quite useful for blind/vision-impaired users to describe surroundings and read signs, etc.
It’s huge for this. Aiming and trying to frame the camera for a phone app sucks. Pointing your head is a lot more natural.
The "medical device " solutions are bulky, exceedingly expensive, and lack creature comforts like Bluetooth audio from your phone.
Yep. That’s the sort of thing that interested me as a visually impaired guy (I see about 20 percent with my contacts). It’s a shame I can’t really buy and use them for that since I’d likely get physically assaulted for using them for benign purposes.
Check your local laws, but you can probably buy and carry a white cane so long as you aren’t trying to scam the legal benefits of it.