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“How does a blind person get to the bus stop in Valencia?” – Lucy Edwards – Tiktok
Lucy Edwards, a popular blind UK YouTuber, shares her excitement on Tiktok as she uses NaviLens codes in Valencia, Spain to find a bus stop, hear the schedule in English, and think about her next adventure!
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NaviLens at the North Carolina Maritime Museum
NaviLens can now be found at the North Carolina Maritime Musueum where it\’s available to assist blind & low vision and sighted visitors too.
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“The amazing moment when I read the train sign for the first time in ten years” – Lucy Edwards – Tiktok
Lucy Edwards, a popular blind UK YouTuber, shares her excitement on Tiktok as she scans NaviLens codes for the London Underground system and hears details about train schedules and more
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“I’m blind, this was the first time in 9 years I could pick my own cereal” – Lucy Edwards – YouTube Shorts
Lucy Edwards, a popular blind UK YouTuber, shares her excitement as she uses NaviLens to independently find Kellogg\’s cereals in a supermarket for the first time in 9 years.
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Sign Language (ASL) Examples – NaviLens GO
NaviLens technology makes it possible and easy to add content accessible to sign language speaking members of the Deaf Community and sign language learners.
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Talking and Signing NaviLens Tags for Numbers, Math Symbols, and a Math Problem
A 2nd set of NaviLens tags that make the numbers 0-15 and more \”speak for themselves\” in ASL and in 33 other languages is now available.
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Kellogg\’s Accessible Cereal Boxes
Kellogg\’s, in partnership with NaviLens, will begin adding NavILens tags to all of its packaging in 2022 to improve accessibility.
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Flashcards + NaviLens Tags = Super Flashcards: #1 Multiplication Facts
The first set of NaviLens tags designed to create talking \”Super Flashcards\” is now available.
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Accessible Artwork at the NGA #1
NaviLens technology makes it very easy for Blind and Deaf museum visitors to access audio and sign language descriptions of artwork, and more.
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