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It reads anything from menus, bills, documents, signs, mail, PDFs and JPEG files and more for immediate and easy access!
Limited Time Offer: Free Trial Download of KNFB Reader!
This trial version includes all the features of the paid app, but is limited to twenty-five document scans. When you’re ready to purchase the full version, you’ll be able to do so through an in-app purchase.
How It Works:
Simply take a picture of any text with your device and the app reads it aloud or displays it with a connected Braille display. The app uses high-quality speech to text and OCR for accuracy.
The app helps you get a good photo with viewfinder assist, tilt assist, and automatic text detection. It navigates by line, sentence, word, or character and has synchronized text highlighting. It can read multiple pages and is fully accessible using Google TalkBack.
It works in multiple languages, including, but to limited to English, Norwegian (Bokmål), Dutch, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Spanish, Swedish, Danish, Turkish, Russian and Polish. More details below.
KNFB Reader is the winner of the 2016 AFB Access Award.
Users love it! How else can KNFB Reader make your life easier?
It can read receipts. Never worry about being overcharged again. You will know what has been put on your card at restaurants, stores, or in taxis.
KNFB reader can read package labels. Wonder who sent you that package? Want to know what came in the mail? Can’t remember when you bought that lunchmeat in the fridge? Need nutritional information from your breakfast cereal? KNFB Reader captures it all quickly and easily.
KNFB Reader can read price tags, clothing labels, and tags on shelves.
KNFB Reader can capture print from your computer or tablet screen. If your screen reader is not cooperating, just photograph the screen and know exactly what those error messages say.
KNFB Reader can read lengthy user manuals. By scanning multiple pages at a time in the batch mode you can easily learn how to operate any new device or appliance.
KNFB Reader helps you read books. Batch mode scans multiple pages and saves them so you can read them at your leisure.
KNFB Reader has various options to adapt the font type, size and color, background color and the use of double highlighting. Visually impaired people or those with other print disabilities (such as dyslexia) can easily follow what is being read aloud on the screen by watching the cursor move across the document.
Fully localized versions (user interface, recognition and speech) are available for: English, Norwegian (Bokmål), Dutch, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Spanish, Swedish, Danish, Turkish, Russian and Polish.
Other languages available for only speech and recognition: Finnish, Czech, Bulgarian, Ukrainian, Estonian and Greek
Compatibility:
• Optimal experience: Android device with a hexa or octa core CPU, an eight megapixel camera, and Android 5 or 6.
• Less optimal (KNFB Reader will run, but you will notice reduced speed): An Android device with a 1.2 GHz quad-core CPU, a 5 megapixel camera, and Android version 4.3.
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Consumer technology can be an intriguing passion. CNET's editors are exposed to a wide variety of gadgets, from commonplace products like TVs and laptops, to the unusual lifestyle accessories, like vibrating gaming chairs and mobile phone condoms. However, every so often we discover something life changing.
The KNFB (Kurzweil Technologies and the National Federation of the Blind) Reading software falls into this latter category for the people with vision impairments it services. From the anecdotal reports we've heard, the software has offered some people suffering total blindness with their first experience of autonomy in everyday situations like ordering food off the menu in a restaurant, or by reading their bills without assistance.
The software uses technology known as Optical Character Recognition (OCR) to decipher printed words and uses text-to-speech synthesis to speak what it reads back to the user. The software is capable of reading across a full page of text as well as down columns of print, such as in a newspaper or magazine. Because of the intelligence of the OCR technology, the software can read print even if it is aligned at an angle to the camera.
OCR and reading software for computers are not new technologies, software of this kind has been developed since the late 1970s. In 2005 the partnership between Kurzweil Technologies and the National Federation of the Blind produced the first portable reading device, which then was the size of a large PDA.
Today the software has been modified further and is now available on Nokia's N82 mobile phone handset. People with vision impairments can use the phone to make calls and send messages as per usual, and also have access to this amazing software without having to carry an extra larger device. As you can see in the video above, we've had a chance to test the KNFB reader software and were amazed at the accuracy of the character recognition. The Reader may sometimes stumble over technical terminology (it called the iPhone 'if-on') but in the majority of our tests it conveyed the message from the text clearly.
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In Australia the KNFB Reading technology is sold pre-installed on a Nokia N82 handset for AU$3,450. More information is available from the software's Australian distributor Pacific Vision or from the KNFB Reader website.