Is the hardware for the SeebyTouch sold somewhere?
Mollie Miller
Adaptive Technology Support Specialist
Student Disability Services
Kent State University
Room 181 MSC
Kent, Ohio 44242
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From: "Steve Pattison" <[log in to unmask]>
To: "GUI-TALK" <[log in to unmask]>
Sent: Saturday, May 29, 2004 9:05 AM
Subject: SeebyTouch-Feel Pictures! Please rate the open-source project.
From: Klaus Rieger [log in to unmask]
Newsgroups: alt.comp.blind-users
Hello!
Since three years I develop "SeebyTouch". Here a short description:
SeebyTouch is the unique open source tactile vision substitution
system available! It's made to feel pictures. By the use of the
software and the construction manual it is possible for everyone,
to get pictures over the tactile sense! SeebyTouch is available
for 10 operating systems - and it is free of charge!
You will find more about on the new bilingual project-page:
http://see-by-touch.sourceforge.net/index_.html
Please take a look and give me a feedback!
* Do you like the project-page? What should I improve?
* Makes it sense for visual visually impaired to use such a device?
* Have you got suggestions to make it better?
* Have you heared about the project before?
* Do you already use SeebyTouch to feel pictures?
Thank you for your feedback!
Klaus
Regards Steve,
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