Blind engineering student ‘reads’ color-scaled weather maps using Cornell software that converts color into sound

Posted January 27th, 2005 by Christopher Phillips

Seems like a really good idea. Makes me wonder if you could use a simular concept on size-scaled graphs and charts.

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