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Hello all, Welcome to the March 2019 episode of AccessAbilities!! We are so excited to bring you an interview with Fernando Albertorio with the Sunu Band (www.sunu.io) "Designed for when you can’t easily use sight or due to a vision impairment, Sunu Band enables you to walk and travel with confidence. Sunu Band is the only smart-band that guides your way around obstacles. It uses sonar or echolocation to detect objects up to 16 feet or 5.5 meters away. Then haptic vibration feedback informs how close (or far away) you are to obstacles. Sunu Band compliments the white cane, guide dog or low vision. This smart-band augments your personal awareness, and reduces accidents to the body, chest, arms and head. Sunu Band is the only intelligent travel aid with more built-in sensors than any other device in the market. Explore and navigate unfamiliar places with Sunu Band’s haptic compass, place finder/explorer and GPS navigation app. Now you can enjoy the personal freedom of always knowing where you are, what’s around you, and how to get there with Sunu Band." Transcript available at https://bit.ly/2XGEovO (choose your podcatcher of choice for listening at linktr.ee/umassatc). We appreciate you listening, reviewing and sharing. As always do not hesitate to get in contact with us at [email protected]. You can also find us on social media (linktr.ee/umassatc): Facebook @umassatc Twitter @umass_atc Instagram @umassatc Here's to a new year of belonging, health, and new learning to us all - Kelsey, Josh, Morgan, and Deanna #braille #assistive technology #accessibility #blind #blindness #Mobilityaid #Mobility #O&M #Orientationandmobility #A11y #low vision #technology #k12 #learning #teaching #special education #higher education #higher ed #sped #special ed #TVI #vision #vision impairment
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