Published: March 18, 2010
ABiSee to hold "Bill-Reading for the Blind" - Electronic Reader Demonstration at Upcoming CSUN2010 Conference
ACTON, Mass. - (BUSINESS WIRE) - AbiSee,
Inc., a leading provider of electronic readers for visually impaired
announced today it will be demonstrating their products during the CSUN
2010 25th Annual International Technology & Persons with Disabilities
Conference taking place at San Diego's Manchester Grand Hyatt Hotel on
March 22-27, 2010 (booth 911-913). Participants and visitors will have
an opportunity to try the newest easy to use reader Eye-Pal SOLO.
"Eye-Pal
SOLO is the most exiting low vision device that came out in
the last 5 years," Said Dan Robert, Director of MD Support, The Eyes of
the Macular Degeneration Community.
Blind and low vision students and professionals will learn about
portable multitasking readers that can significantly improve their
productivity. Eye-Pal,
Zoom-Ex
and Zoom-Twix
instantly read printed text out loud, scan and save books 10
times faster than flatbed scanners and also work as electronic
magnifiers.
In addition to the exhibit, Lena
Reznik, COO will present at a session on Thursday March 25, 2010
from 1:50 PM to 2:50 PM entitled "Blind People Can Read Bills - The Last
Frontier for Auto-Readers" (session # BLV-1049). Lena will demonstrate
new Bill-Reader software that helps blind people read bills using
Zoom-Ex, Eye-Pal, and Eye-Pal Solo.
About CSUN 2010 Conference
The CSUN conference offers open attendee registration and, with
workshops and exhibits, provides information sessions and technology
workshops for disabled individuals. Learn more about CSUN
2010 Follow news about the conference on Twitter.
About ABiSee
ABiSee creates innovative reading devices for the blind and those with
low vision. For more information about ABiSee, please visit our
site. Follow ABiSee on Twitter
and on Facebook (ABISEE, ReadFast).
AbiSee, Inc.
Lena Reznik, 978-461-0007 x13
COO
lena@abisee.com
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