For someone who is blind, even the simplest everyday actions can become a real obstacle course — reading a document, finding one’s way in an unfamiliar place, recognizing a banknote or a familiar face.Thankfully, modern technology has opened a new era of inclusion through mobile applications designed for the blind, built to make life more independent, accessible, and connected. These tools rely on artificial intelligence, image rec

Imaginez un smartphone totalement pensé pour les personnes aveugles ou malvoyantes — touches larges, interface vocalisée, reconnaissance des objets, OCR intégré et à côté, une application mobile ultra-puissante qui transforme ce téléphone en outil complet de lecture, d’analyse et de reconnaissance. C’est exactement ce que propose l’alliance entre le smartphone SmartVision 3 de Kapsys et l’application Lumyeye.

Lumyeye is the modern alternative to screen reader software and traditional reading machines.This app for the visually impaired turns your smartphone into an intelligent voice reader capable of reading books, newspapers, bills, and menus in real time.Simpler and more affordable than bulky devices, it’s the most advanced mobile solution for visual accessibility on the market

This morning on the set of Télématin, viewers discovered Lumyeye, a French application that is transforming the lives of blind and visually impaired people. The show highlighted a simple yet powerful idea: making accessible what many of us take for granted — reading a letter, identifying a product, or understanding a street sign.