Accessible Apps for Meta Ray-Ban Smart Glasses

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This virtual workshop will feature a panel of speakers representing Oorion, Aira, and Be My Eyes. Learn more about these accessible apps that work with Meta Ray-Ban smart glasses.

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What will I learn?

Discover accessible apps that can be used with Meta Ray-Ban smart glasses, including Oorion, Aira, ScribeMe, and Be My Eyes
Learn how these apps can help you identify objects, better understand your surroundings, and access visual information

What should I expect?

Participants will learn from a virtual panel discussion
Offered online via Microsoft Teams
Two ways to attend with Teams: video conference or dial-in by phone
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