Monday, December 3, 2018
Loro’s mounted wheelchair assistant puts high tech to work for people with disabilities – TechCrunch
A person with physical disabilities can’t interact with the world the same way as the able, but there’s no reason we can’t use tech to close that gap. Loro is a device that mounts to a wheelchair and offers its occupant the ability to see and interact with the people and things around them in powerful ways. Loro’s camera and app work together to let the user see farther, read or translate
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