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Printed Content Accessibility

Problems in Digital Accessibility

Accessibility Difficulty in Printed Materials for Visually Impaired Individuals

Visually impaired individuals face significant challenges in accessing printed materials. Since materials such as books, magazines, and posters often contain visual content, visually impaired individuals may not be able to access important information when using these materials.
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Lack of Sign Language Support for Hearing Impaired Individuals

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There is a lack of sign language support in printed materials, especially in magazines, newspapers, and brochures, making it difficult for hearing impaired individuals to understand the content.

Printed Materials Not Being Narrated for Individuals with Disabilities.

Texts in printed materials are not provided with text-to-speech support for visually impaired individuals.

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Educational Materials not Being Accessible for People with Hearing Impairments

When educational or instructional printed materials do not accommodate deaf individuals, their access to education becomes restricted.

Accessible Digital World Eliminates Barriers!

Sign Language - QR Code Sign Language Translation

When the QR code is scanned, content becomes accessible to hearing impaired individuals thanks to sign language translation.
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Echo - Audio Access via QR Code

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Magazines, books, and similar materials become instantly accessible to people with visual impairments via QR codes.

Echo - Audio Description with QR Code

Texts in printed materials are described out loud via QR codes.

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Sign Language - QR Code Sign Language Access

Sign language translation via QR codes ensures printed and digital content is fully accessible, allowing everyone to access information in their preferred language.
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Features.

Sign Language - QR Code Sign Language Translation

Access to Printed Materials in Native Language

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Echo - Audio Description with QR Code

Make Your
Content Audible

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Printed Material Accessibility Solution

Sign Language

Write The Text, Get The QR Code, Scan It, Translate To Sign Language!

It adds sign language translation to printed materials. Texts are converted into QR codes, and when scanned, the content is translated into sign language, providing accessibility for individuals with hearing impairments.

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Sign Language

Sign Language

Sign Language Access In Printed Materials

Printed Document Accessibility makes your newspapers, magazines, books, and brochures inclusive for people with hearing impairments through QR codes that instantly connect written content to sign language.

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A Single QR Code for Accessible Content
Printed Material Accessibility Solution

Echo

Echo turns printed content into audio, making every word accessible to readers who have visual impairments.

Convert Your Printed Materials into QR Codes – Overcome Barriers

Write the text you want to make accessible and inclusive in your printed materials. Convert it into a QR code and add it to your printed material to ensure accessibility and inclusivity.
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Turn Your Printed Materials into Audio-Accessible Experiences

It describes and vocalizes the text in materials such as contracts, magazines, newspapers, books, and brochures for visually impaired individuals. It is an AI-powered solution that ensures inclusivity and accessibility, allowing everyone to access your printed materials.
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Generate a Unique QR Code for Each Image or Document

Once your image or document is uploaded, Echo generates a unique QR code for it. This QR code serves as a gateway to the audio description.

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AI-Powered Document Narration

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Echo describes printed materials and visuals in an interactive way. With the QR code, you can get detailed audio descriptions about the current visual by holding your phone over the visual. This feature provides great convenience especially for visually impaired users.

Printed Material Accessibility Solution

Sign Language & Echo

*Documents
*Newspapers
*Magazines
*Books
*Brochures
*Other Press Materials

With audio narration and sign language, our solution makes PDFs accessible to users with visual and hearing impairments, ensuring equal access to important documents.