Microsoft’s Seeing AI app narrates the world for its blind users, guessing at a person’s age, gender and even their facial expression. It also offers a hint of how more people will use such ...

Microsoft’s Seeing AI app, which relies on the iPhone camera, can read out short snippets of text, describe people, identify products and currency denominations, and take a stab at identifying ...

Near the end of Microsoft's Build 2016 keynote, Microsoft promoted how its APIs have inspired one of its software engineers, Saqib Shaikh, to create an app that could help blind people navigate in ...

The Seeing AI, which narrates the world for blind and low-vision users, expanded to anyone with an Android device Monday.

Microsoft launched a new "talking camera" app for the blind called Seeing AI, but it still needs some work.

Artificial intelligence is helping people do extraordinary things. At Microsoft, it's helping blind people see the world around them like never before. In March of last year, Microsoft showed off ...

Microsoft's computer vision app for the blind and poor-sighted, Seeing AI, just became more useful for those moments when you're less interested in navigating the world than learning about what's ...

Microsoft's newest app tells the blind what's around them This is the latest experiment from the software giant that uses artificial intelligence in an unusual way.

Microsoft created Soundscape to enable a more natural and intuitive connection between blind and low vision users and their environments without disrupting their ability to attend to other tasks, ...

Have you ever wanted to say exactly what you were thinking at work but had to refrain out of fear of being offensive, reprimanded or fired? There’s an app for that.

Microsoft has launched an iPhone app designed to help blind and partially-sighted people better navigate the world. The app, Seeing AI, uses 'computer vision' to narrate the user's surroundings ...