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Voice translation of text for the blind
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Auckland, New Zealand (Computerworld): If more attention was paid to accommodating disabled people in the workforce, 186,000 new productive workers could be employed. This would result in a massive boost to the economy — to the tune of $11 billion, according to two IBM specialists who develop technology that helps disabled people use computers. […] The most obvious example of “assistive technology for the disabled” is voice translation of text for blind people, says John Evans, the head of IBM’s Accessibility Centre.
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