New technology for the disabled: On International Day of Persons with Disabilities, learn about 5 technologies that can help people with disabilities, such as AI live caption glasses, Braille smart watches, portable ramps, smart walking sticks, and prosthetic hands and legs.

International Day of Persons with Disabilities is celebrated every year on December 3rd. The purpose of celebrating this special day is to spread awareness among people with disabilities about new technologies, schemes, and solutions to health problems. With the expansion of technology, many facilities have become available that make the lives of people with disabilities easier. Today, on this special day, we will tell you about some such technologies that can help reduce the challenges in the lives of people with disabilities.

AI Live Caption & Speech-to-Text Glasses

For those who cannot hear, glasses-like glasses have been developed that display the person's speech in writing. This allows a person to read what the other person is saying without actually hearing it.

Braille Smart watch

The Braille Smart watch has been launched specifically for the market. This smartwatch features a dedicated Braille display for people with disabilities. From message reading to call alerts and GPS data, everything is easily accessible in Braille.

Portable Foldable Ramp

Wheelchair-bound individuals often experience difficulties when encountering stairs. A portable, foldable ramp is a great help in these situations. It can be carried and used at elevated heights.

Smart Walking Stick with Obstacle Sensors

The Smart Walk Stick, a product of innovative technology, is incredibly convenient for those with visual impairments. Ultrasonic sensors, mobile connectivity, and GPS location enable the stick to ensure safe movement while traveling.

Smart Prosthetic Hands & Legs

Technology has also proven useful for those who have lost their limbs in accidents. Prosthetic arms and legs feel like real arms and legs. They are comfortable.

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