Lavinia Bodale (VU): SightShare
Lavinia Bodale (VU): SightShare
Imagine you’re missing out on the friendship and on the life experiences that make game nights unforgettable. SightShare is a game changing device that breaks barriers, enabling visually impaired and blind individuals to participate fully in card and board games. Thanks to the help of machine learning, the device recognizes different games and provides audio guidance. It’s user friendly, customizable and fitting everyone’s needs. SightShare aims to make game playing more inclusive in a world where everyone can play and connect.
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