I like Orgcam somewhat, but it's sometimes hard to hold your head level, which is what you need in order for it to work correctly. The face recognition is nice, though.
Aira is expensive )The lowest plan that doesn't need glasses is 29.99 for 30 minuts; the others start at 100 a month) but I find it worth my time and money because it's a trained person on the phone with you. Som3e don't like it because it cuts down on the probably with interacting with local humans, but for areas where there aren't many (Line my route to the bus stop) it comes in very handy.
It also comes in handy for cooking and other sight-necessary tasks because both my room mates have mobility restrictions, so can't do much to help me once they are in a seated position for the day.
The old glasses have the camera mounted on the right side of the glasses; the new ones have it right in the middle. where the third i would be were it to go on the forehead. They are also better designed. The bad thing is a teather cord for the video, but I'd be OK with that if it means a more comfortable fit.
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Aira is expensive )The lowest plan that doesn't need glasses is 29.99 for 30 minuts; the others start at 100 a month) but I find it worth my time and money because it's a trained person on the phone with you. Som3e don't like it because it cuts down on the probably with interacting with local humans, but for areas where there aren't many (Line my route to the bus stop) it comes in very handy.
It also comes in handy for cooking and other sight-necessary tasks because both my room mates have mobility restrictions, so can't do much to help me once they are in a seated position for the day.
The old glasses have the camera mounted on the right side of the glasses; the new ones have it right in the middle. where the third i would be were it to go on the forehead. They are also better designed. The bad thing is a teather cord for the video, but I'd be OK with that if it means a more comfortable fit.
-Trausio~