Google Introduces New Accessibility Tools In Lookout, Maps, And More
Google has introduced a slew of new accessibility enhancements across various platforms in honour of Global Accessibility Day . These updates span Google Maps , Lookout , Android , and more, aiming to empower users with disabilities .
Lookout, a tool designed to assist individuals who are blind or have low vision, now boasts a feature allowing users to search for specific objects such as bathrooms or seating arrangements. Furthermore, Lookout provides notifications regarding the distance and direction to these objects.
Additionally, the Look to Speak app has been upgraded to include a text-free mode, enabling users to select from a variety of pre-written customisable phrases using only their eyes. This mode also facilitates the personalisation of symbols, photos, and emojis.
Lookout, a tool designed to assist individuals who are blind or have low vision, now boasts a feature allowing users to search for specific objects such as bathrooms or seating arrangements. Furthermore, Lookout provides notifications regarding the distance and direction to these objects.
Additionally, the Look to Speak app has been upgraded to include a text-free mode, enabling users to select from a variety of pre-written customisable phrases using only their eyes. This mode also facilitates the personalisation of symbols, photos, and emojis.
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