>Personally, I am not interested, but I thought there might be some
>here who are -- at least for Research purposes (smile.)
Dave
>From: Ivan Pivac E-mail ivan@zabonne.com
>
> SonicVision - BAT Technology
>
>A new list called SonicVision has been created for blind travelers
>who use a K-Sonar, KASPA, Trisensor or
>Sonic guide in their daily mobility. For these travellers, ultrasonic
>waves provide an auditory feedback system
>that supplies them with accurate spatial information about their
>immediate environment.
>By listening to different sounds reflected from their travel path, ,
>a blind person
>can interpret spatial information about what is nearby, such as the
>texture of an object and its precise distance.
>By detecting and avoiding obstacles, a travel experience becomes more
>interesting and safe.
>
>The purpose of the list is to exchange information and tips on using
>ultrasonic technology. . It is a forum
>through which experienced travelers can help others make full use of
>ultrasonics in daily mobility and to
>share with others their wealth of expertise.
>
>If you have an electronic travel aid or are interested in learning
>more about using an ETA and would
>like to join the list, visit
>http://www.freelists.org/list/sonicvision
>For more information about ultrasonic devices, visit
>http://www.batforblind.co.nz
>
>Regards Steve
>Email: srp@internode.on.net
>Windows Live Messenger: internetuser383@hotmail.com
>Skype: steve1963
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