TapTapSee

TapTapSee helps reduce anomia and improve communication skills in primary progressive aphasia doi.org/10.1080/096020… #aphasia #anomia #communication #medical #memory

Brad Folkens, CEO @TapTapSee, explains how the application helps people who are blind or have low vision “see“ using their smart phones. Brad covers the origins of the company, and how the technology can be improved in the coming years. #accessibility broadeye.org/brad/

TapTapSee listed as one of the 5 Best Productivity Apps for Visually Impaired by @TheHansIndiaWeb. #blind #accessibility #worldbrailleday. Read the full story below: thehansindia.com/technology/tec…

There are many apps which can help you gain independence if you are #VisuallyImpaired - check out our app videos in our #KnowledgeVillage to see just some of these apps in action including @BeMyEyes @TapTapSee and #SeeingAI and #Soundscape from @MSFTEnable buff.ly/2Z23UPy

We are very excited to announce that CloudSight CEO @bfolkens will join @IBM, @Google Vision, and @Imagga on the Practical AI panel at the @DMLA_org conference in October. Register here: bit.ly/2lSBc1y. #AI #ArtificialIntelligence #MachineLearning #DMLA

There are many apps which can help you gain independence if you are #VisuallyImpaired - check out our app videos in our #KnowledgeVillage to see just some of these apps in action including @BeMyEyes @TapTapSee and #SeeingAI and #Soundscape from @MSFTEnable buff.ly/2Z23UPy

#AccessWorld News: Developers of Image Recognition App @TapTapSee produce Advanced Image Recognition API for Developers ow.ly/Vuxs50uGwke

We had a great time at #WWDC2019 last week! Did anyone happen to catch a video of the new TapTapSee demo?

Computer vision that “talks” like a grown-up and learns just as fast. When others say “couch,” CloudSight says “white 3-seat leather sectional sofa with chaise,” now with the ultimate security of keeping everything on your device. #ai #computervision businesswire.com/news/home/2019…

CloudSight announces on-device image recognition for mobile devices. businesswire.com/news/home/2019…

"Lego Is Making Braille Bricks. They May Give Blind Literacy a Needed Lift." Read the full story by the @nytimes below. #Blind #VisuallyImpaired #VI #Accessibility #Lego nytimes.com/2019/04/27/hea…

@brailleknights @Microsoft Thanks for the shoutout, @brailleknights! Glad we can help :)

I speak to a lot of people who are unaware of Seeing AI by @Microsoft and @TapTapSee Both are fantastic, free apps for blind users. Tap Tap See is a little simpler to use and runs through the screen reader on your phone #VisuallyImpaired #vi #accessible

"A 6-year-old Ohio boy who is blind taught himself to play the piano, quickly becoming a musical prodigy — and an Internet sensation." Read the full story by @people below. #Blind #Accessibility people.com/human-interest…

"...the lawsuits expose what advocates for the blind say is a real problem: Many websites remain unusable to the visually impaired..." What are your thoughts? Read the full story by @nytimes below. #Blind #Accessibility nytimes.com/2019/02/18/art…

Bristol Braille Technology plans to launch the world’s first multi-line Braille e-reader - a "Kindle for the blind" - which will display nine lines of text at a time. Read the full story by @Reuters below. #Blind #Accessibility reuters.com/article/us-bri…

@sibbymeade Hi Siobhan! We've been working on a few things on our backend the last few days in order to improve the app. We apologize if this may have caused any inconsistencies, which might've happened. If you continue to face any issues, please DM or email us! Thanks :)

I’m not sure whether it’s just me, but something peculiar is happening with @TapTapSee as I took multiple pictures of various different things, and it’s come back telling me that my Apple is a green and white iron. Anyone else having strange items reported back? Ha. 😃

@Bobinblackboots @TapTapSee You do like when TapTapSee says "Human left or right hand." It is funny though. i'm just glad I can share pictures to social media again. It is the small things.

@nightdrake @Bobinblackboots We're so glad we could help, Gina!

I discovered this was a 'person holding berry shandy bottle' - @TapTapSee goo.gl/Dzmqbh

@JichaMan1974 Hi @JichaMan1974! According to your picture, it looks like the device isn't turned on, thus the app couldn't pick up what the wattage would've been set to. We strive to improve TapTapSee on a daily basis, and we welcome any feedback that may help us improve the app!

Was trying to find out what the wattage is set to on this model. Unfortunately, tap tap see can’t figure that out.I discovered this was a ‘person holding turned-on black iJoy variable box mod’ - @TapTapSee goo.gl/Dzmqbh