Re: Teasing and Twiddling take Time

From: JBliss@aol.com
Date: Sun Feb 25 1996 - 17:34:59 PST


Dear Tim,

I agree with everything in your letter about the potential benefits of
preprocessing to optimize Optacon presentation of print characters.

I have been working on a low vision reader that used various image processing
algorithmns to optimize print character images for reading by someone that
has peripheral vision, but a central blind spot prevents reading normal
print. I have been very impressed about how much this helps. We are getting
reading rates two to five times faster than the same person can do with a
CCTV. I think the same kind of preprocessing would help the Optacon.

Will you be at CSUN?

Jim Bliss



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