Music isn’t everybody’s cup of tea as it requires professional training to read handwritten or printed form of music notation with modern musical symbols to master the art. And going through the sheet music becomes even more difficult for the visually impaired without any special assistance. Providing a solution, American designer Morris Koo has come ...
This is an awesome assistive technology device that I found from Pinterest. This device allows those with vision impairments the ability to hear sheet music as they typically would read. Music is an occupation valued by many individuals, and those with vision deficits are unable to read music. This device scans the sheet music and turns it into music so that the user can hear it. The individual will use this to hear the rhythm of the music while simultaneously playing another music instrument. It is the small things that we take for granted by being able to see, and this is one of them. With this device, individuals with impaired vision are able to participate in this occupation.