vision

About a year and a half ago, I wrote a rather nasty post on my personal blog about an assisted vision device company called eSight and the ridiculous price of their vision-enhancing eyewear. I was angry that it cost so much money to give my father back his ability to see. So angry, in fact, that I set out to build a cheap, open-source alternative of my own. I built this app to work with an inexpensive Google Cardboard headset to digitally enhance the sight of people who are visually impaired using augmented reality. The latest headsets that provide vision-enhancement cost between $3,000 to $10,000Read More →