A wave of new technology could soon improve everyday life for many of the 250 million people with impaired vision.
"Years ago, I couldn't do financial things without help," said Mario Percinic, a blind IT professional and accessibility expert.
"Now I use a screenreader with my online banking," said Percinic, who co-hosts a podcast on technology and accessibility called EBU Access Cast.
Apps, including one that recognizes money, are an essential part of Percinic's everyday life, and he believes smartphones are "one piece of technology that a person with disabilities can't live without."
Source: https://money.cnn.com/2018/07/04/technology/business/vision-impairment-innovation/index.html
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