2024-06-21 20:34:03
(ANSA) – AOSTA, JUNE 21 – Over 200 shade QR codes, created with the Navilens system, might be put in in Valle d’Aosta by the top of October. The target is to permit full independence and inclusion of visually impaired and deaf folks by means of new, accessible and common digital signage.
The venture entitled ‘Sensi-technologies for autonomy’ was financed as a part of the co-planning with the division of social insurance policies of the regional well being division and was attended by the Italian Union of the Blind and Visually Impaired and the ‘Nationwide physique for the deaf.
”This is a crucial venture – explains the regional well being councilor, Carlo Marzi – which goals to enhance the independence of individuals with disabilities”. To have the ability to scan QR codes you will have to obtain the ‘Navilens’ or ‘Navilens Go’ app, thus permitting folks with disabilities to orient themselves in unknown environments exactly and independently. All simply utilizing your cell phone. These are newest technology codes, which could be scanned as much as 27 meters away and in simply 0.03 seconds, with out the necessity for focusing and even whereas transferring.
The codes can even be put in alongside the Aosta pink shuttle line, in addition to on the shuttle itself, alongside the paths of the By way of Francigena in Saint-Oyen, Saint-Rhémy-en-Bosses and Etroubles, in addition to in Morgex, Aosta and once more alongside the paths that result in the dams and the Mav. (HANDLE).
2024-06-21 20:34:03