seeingai

You are right, this project evolved from the week long 2015 company wide Hackathon, with a participation of close to 16,000 employees, where people are allowed to take a week off to build anything of interest. Many accessibility projects have come out, off the top of my head:

(1) Eye Controlled Wheelchair for people with ALS

(2) Color Binoculars - App for people who are colorblind

(3) Hearing AI - App including live speech recognition and sounds recognition for people with profound hearing loss

(4) Learning Tools for OneNote - https://www.onenote.com/learningtools

(5) Dictate - Speech based keyboard control to type emails/documents ( http://dictate.ms), built originally for people with hand dexterity issues

A few of my peers now work full time on projects originated at the hackathon.

- Anirudh from Seeing AI team

For the launch, its available in USA, Canada, India, New Zealand, Singapore and Hong Kong. And gradually, should be available in more countries.

Anirudh from Seeing AI team

Hi Leo,

I am guessing you are using iOS 11 Beta. We are currently working on support for iOS 11 beta, and will shortly be updating the app. Stay tuned!

Anirudh from Seeing AI team