Communications of the ACM
ACM TechNews
Robot Trained to Read Braille at Twice the Speed of Humans
The robot uses machine learning algorithms to scan braille text, with almost 90% accuracy
Credit: University of Cambridge (U.K.)
A robotic sensor developed by researchers at the U.K.'s University of Cambridge and trained using machine learning algorithms can read braille about twice as fast as human readers.
The robot braille reader can read 315 words per minute with an accuracy rate of 87%.
It features a fingertip camera that helps it read, and the machine learning algorithms help eliminate motion blur.
From University of Cambridge (U.K.)
View Full Article
Abstracts Copyright © 2024 SmithBucklin, Washington, D.C., USA
No entries found