Archive for December, 2008
December 31, 2008
switchboard

A switch in a conference room
I was using the vOICe to find the switch board in a conference room to plug-in my laptop. It was very tough especially since that part of the room was poorly lit.
Tags:blind, conference room, mobile phone, Sensory substitution, socket, soundscape, switch, vision application, vOICe
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December 31, 2008
outin

a transition image
I have attempted to show the transition between a glass wall and a glass door. I am in the door way of a balcony. I was trying to determine where the door way began. It is very tough when there is a glass wall and a glass door since you keep seeing the inside of the room.
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December 31, 2008
leaves

The leaves of a potted plant
I was visiting Jaipur and was staying at this place which had an interesting balcony. See the image of the leaves of a plant. I walked towards this sound in attempt to find the railing of the balcony.
Tags:leaves of plant, nokia e51 photo, sensory substitution image, vOICe
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December 31, 2008
fronthouse

The front of my house
The front of my house on Diwali 2008. It has a lot of lights.
Tags:diwali, house, light, Sensory substitution
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December 25, 2008
See the abstract of this study. If I understand things correctly, a late blind subject was subjected to TMS such that the areas related to vision were made temporarily inoperative. This user was unable to use the vOICe thereby indicating that the vOICe’s approach to sensory substitution is closly mapped to vision.
Tags:Sensory substitution, soundscape decoding, vOICe
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December 14, 2008
I have created a utility to remote control the vOICe The program is open source and you can read all about it at the following link.
vOICeCmdOne way to use the program is to create a shortcut to vOICeCmd and place the Image parameter on the commandline. You can then drop the link in the send to folder of Windows. After doing this, you can send images to the vOICe for viewing without swapping to it.
Tags:remote control, vOICe, windows shortcut
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