Sports teams adopt tactile tech for blind and low-vision fans

Para-tennis in the form of wheelchair tennis and blind tennis – those curious could try it out at the Rackethallen in Norrköping this weekend. Blind tennis for the visually impaired was tested for the first time in Östergötland.

The “perfect marriage” between a special story and an interactive tablet allows blind fans to watch games for the first time in Portugal. The Observer discovered this technology.

Sports teams adopt tactile tech for blind and low-vision fans

Professional sports teams are partnering with startups to introduce technology for blind and visually impaired fans to better experience live games.

Artificial vision has long been the goal of research. In the future, a visual assistance system consisting of AI, video glasses, smart insoles and artificial skin will simplify the everyday life of visually impaired people.

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