Genoa Connections allows the blind to "see"
| October 6, 2008 |  View for printing |
http://www.Genoa Connections.org is state-of-the-art audio/video technology permitting communications between a visually impaired end-user and a remote guide.
The blind users are not tethered to stationary computers but rather to light weight, hands-free equipment.
This allows true mobility as the end user is given information to guide them through any task virtually anywhere there is a wireless signal and access to all the information contained on the internet.
Further information: http://genoaconnections.org/ 
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