Examples of using The visually impaired in English and their translations into Swedish
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NoonGil is an AI-based service developed to assist the visually impaired in their day-to-day activities,
Lion George Bonham paints a cane white with a wide red band to aid the visually impaired after he witnesses a blind man having trouble crossing the street.
it is of paramount importance that the European Parliament also considers the visually impaired with regard to safety requirements.
As regards euro notes, we should not overlook the needs of the visually impaired and older people.
It may also be useful for computer users with disabilities, such as the visually impaired.
including Braille for the visually impaired.
including Braille for the visually impaired.
ranging from assisting the visually impaired and working with local youth to medical missions and disaster relief.
it's purpose is to provide work to the visually impaired artisans.
newspapers customized for use by the visually impaired.
A successful project/ product will enable the visually impaired to use public transport to a greater extent and thus enable a significant simplification for the visually impaired in an increasingly dynamic environment.
From lifts, specially designed flooring for the visually impaired, and many easily accessible pavements to the entire city bus system being equipped with ramps,
WIPO: The negotiations that led to the World Intellectual Property Organisation Treaty to facilitate access to published works for the visually impaired have been held up as an example by many respondents, although some recognise that the TTIP negotiations are on a different scale.
In order to assist the visually impaired further in recognising the euro notes
then access to postal services must also be equal for all, and for the visually impaired that means assisted access.
They are developing an electric wheelchair which will use laser sensors to create a 3D map of its surroundings to help the visually impaired get around.
In 1930, Lion George Bonham creates a white cane with a wide red band to aid the visually impaired after witnessing a blind man having trouble crossing the street.
customized player for the visually impaired.