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your source for the best as*istive tech news, reviews and interviews from top blind and low vision experts. an entertaining and trustworthy. search this website … sort by relevance newest first oldest first. scientists develop blood test capable of saving millions of people from going blind. researchers from the australian national university (anu) revealed that their new blood test can detect patients at risk of dry age-related macular degeneration (amd), a common disorder caused by damage to the macular that can cause blindness. read more scientists are a step closer to creating a bionic eye which could help millions of blind people to see using a microchip implanted in the. inventor of north sense’ implant claims he has created a ‘new human sense for the blind. a biohacker claims to have developed a ‘new human sense’ after implanting a bluetooth compas* into his chest. read more google is offering kids (and ad*lts) a fun opportunity this year to call the big guy at his home in the north pole. read more chieko asakawa, a japanese doctor and inventor, is developing a new technology that will aid visually impaired individuals. her pas*ion for advancing technology for the visually impaired started when asakawa had a swimming pool accident when she was 14 which caused her blindness. she is now working with other companies to improve the area of artificial intelligence (ai) to help people live a normal life. an australian pharmacy company, priceline pharmacy has created a makeup tutorial video on its website for people who are blind or have a new app launched by charity, see around britain, aims to take away travel uncertainty for disabled people with a solution that offers essential accessibility information and photographs for hundreds of thousands of sites in the uk and europe. it also includes railway and. huawei’s app uses ai to help visually impaired users ‘hear’ facial expressions. huawei is using artificial intelligence (ai) to help blind people “see” the faces of people with whom they’re speaking. the