Aipoly

Aipoly

Vision AI for the Blind and Visually Impaired

Freemium

Description

Aipoly functioned as a real-time vision AI assistant designed specifically for the blind and visually impaired community. Utilizing a smartphone's camera and processing power, the application could identify common objects, various food items including raw ingredients, different species of plants and animals, and numerous colors directly, without needing an internet connection. It also featured text reading capabilities, supporting multiple languages and alphabets.

Developed in 2015, Aipoly aimed to translate the visual world into audible descriptions, enhancing independence for its users. It processed billions of images and learned continuously through user contributions, expanding its recognition library. While Aipoly exited as a standalone product in 2018, its underlying technology has influenced subsequent assistive tools.

Key Features

Real-time Object Recognition: Identifies 1,000+ common objects instantly.

Offline Functionality: Works without an internet connection using smartphone processing.

Multi-Language Support: Identifies and speaks in 26 languages.

Food Recognition: Recognizes 900 dishes and raw ingredients.

Text Reading: Reads text across different alphabets and typefaces.

Nature Identification: Recognizes nearly 2000 species of plants and animals.

Color Identification: Identifies colors using simple or advanced lists (up to 200).

AI Learning: Improves recognition based on user contributions.

Use Cases

Assisting blind individuals with daily object identification.

Helping visually impaired users read signs, menus, and documents.

Identifying food items for cooking or shopping.

Recognizing plants and animals during outdoor activities.

Distinguishing colors for clothing selection or other tasks.

Providing real-time environmental awareness for the visually impaired.

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