Tech Times: Smartphone app helps people with blindness navigate their surroundings
PITTSBURGH:Previously, when Chieko Asakawa navigated her way across the Carnegie Mellon University campus, she used her white cane to identify obstructions with her ears alert to recognizable sounds and intuition in full power to keep track of her...
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