3 December 2024
Assistive Technology for People with Low Vision
Every morning you wake up, open your eyes and get out of the bed. Having a glance behind the window, you notice how the day starts.
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It was May 2016 when 12 visually impaired people departed from Bologna to Florence with the intention of painting the world of yellow, to make it more visible and accessible.
Read Cesar is a sound engineering student. He is currently working on his dissertation in which he explores the nature of audio description services on Science-fiction films and the features within that could allow blind and partially sighted viewers to have a better interpretation of the visual elements through sound design.
Read 10 August 2017
The shooting star of a visually impaired
I remember the summers of my childhood. They are blurry memories, almost a life not mine.
I remember some images, some sporadic scenes, perhaps the face of a little girl who was beginning to make me feel love pulsating in my heart and my sex.
Read 10 October 2016
City tour by tandem: a wish fulfilled
Before last Saturday, the 1st of October, I could have not remembered the last time I had ridden a bike in a big city, as my progressive vision loss has been affecting my mobility over the years.
Read 6 April 2015
The #YellowTheWorld crystal is still on Himalaya
There is a beautiful light. A perfectly blue sky. It is eight o’clock in the morning. The streets are almost deserted on this Easter Sunday.
Read 25 October 2014
#YellowTheWorld. If we like a city.
Do you want to help us to #YellowTheWorld?
How about putting all of these yellow (or black) thumbs in your city or in the places you go to visit?
Read 13 October 2013
Exploring China. A visually impaired look
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Some time ago I wrote an article where I highlighted some tips and situations on the theme of travel from the point of view of an Usher.
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Let’s say it, this time we were better. We Italians I mean.
In our language there is the word IPOVISIONE, which defines a state of visual impairment that is not comparable to blindness.
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