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Sendero's GPS for the visually impaired
The final entry in the CES 30 day countdown of innovation is a selection of products designed to be accessible to the visually impaired.
Sendero group offers products including:
- Way To Go – talking maps for the blind
- Sendero GPS – with voice and braille display output
- Mobile Speak – cell phone screen reader
- And others
Other accessible technologies featured today include talking thermostats and talking atomic alarm clocks.
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