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Enabling email accessibility for individuals with visual impairments through voice-based communication

The Pharma Innovation · 2019 · Vol. 8(3) · pp. 574–579
Manoj Gupta

Abstract

Since it makes it so easy for people to access knowledge, information, and communication tools, the internet has emerged as a crucial component of contemporary living. Individuals with vision impairments, however, frequently need outside help and have significant difficulty accessing these features. With the aid of screen readers, audio-based environments, and other features that facilitate work place navigation, computers have created a world of possibilities for those who are visually impaired. Using the most recent technological developments, a voice-based email system has been developed that enables people with visual impairments to write and receive emails without the help of a third party. Speech recognition has become more crucial in a variety of applications, including those for home appliances, schooling, and medical procedures.

Digital Accessibility for DisabilitiesAssistive Technology in Communication and MobilityComputer scienceHuman–computer interactionVisual impairmentPsychologyMultimediaSpeech recognitionCommunicationNeuroscience
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