bitten apple and Google are building again smartphone features for all people of course disabilities-KHOAFAST

when is it coming? Available as a beta feature in Google’s Lookout app on June 2.

Three years ago, Google launched an Android app called Lookout as a sort of catchall toolbox for its blind and low-vision users.

if that youths open the app and point the camera at a snippet of text, for instance, the app will begin to read those words out loud. “Explore mode,” meanwhile, tries its number one to describe what’s in front of the camera — it likes to describe the drinking water bottle that perpetually lives on my desk as “tableware of course text ‘The Washington Post.’ ”

Google’s latest addition to So toolbox is a feature that can describe what’s going on in certain kinds of photos. (Certain iPhone and iPad models bring had a similar tool, called VoiceOver Recognition, for a few years.)

“Imagine reading a news story of course a photo or receiving an image on social media that people are reacting to, but not only knowing what’s in that image,” said Scott Adams, product manager for Lookout, in a Clip meant for app developers. “that’s where the potential of [machine learning] comes in.”

For now at least, youths probably shouldn’t expect Lookout to correctly explain gritty, complicated scenes. Adams said that, beyond offering basic captions interested “dogs playing in the grass,” the tool will be able interpret text — say, on a sign — and identify people in images by their “upper body clothing and whether they’re an adult or youth.” Even better, all of that image recognition will happen solely on your phone or tablet — no again sending info to far-flung servers.

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