Windows 10: Seeing AI software

Hello, possibly not in the right place, but I have a question about, Seeing AI. Or better said to the developers of Seeing AI. Would it be possible to add a screen in the describe mode, with a large area in the middle as a start button. The text field should not appear either. I ask this because I have been helping a totally blind person practice using Seeing AI for some time now. We use a Samsung S7 for this, which I have already set up so that the app appears on the screen. I have tried everything, but due to the many touch keys, we cannot get it to work. Not even with a cardboard cover with

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Seeing AI software

Microsoft has developed a fantastic piece of software for Apples smartphones which is great. It is called Seeing AI and can be used by the blind or visually impaired to dramatically improve their independence.

I am the Personal Assistant to a totally blind gentleman. He is not in a position to pay for Apple's iPhones. My question is for Microsoft. Is there any chance that Seeing AI will be ported to the Android or Windows platforms in the future?

This kind of software is amazing and deserves to be available on all platforms.

Thank you in advance.

 

Seeing AI software

Hello Martin,

You're not alone in wanting Seeing AI to be available on all platforms. I understand how incredible it would be if users can access
the app across different platforms. The app is only available on iOS devices at the moment. However, I recommend checking the latest updates of
Seeing AI through the Microsoft Accessibility Blog. You can check the blog from time to time.
Should there be a future announcement regarding the app, you will see it right away in that blog. You're also more than welcome to post your feedback in the
Microsoft Accessibility Feedback. Please make sure to sign in
with a valid email address so you can revisit and see the status of your feedback items.

Feel free to post back if you have queries about other Microsoft services.

 

Microsoft Seeing AI

As a long time Microsoft user and systems engineer. I find it a bit disturbing to see the direction Microsoft is going these days. And then add questionable support and meaningless answers that completely avoid the question a good example of this would be
your answer Ian Sal to the original post I made. There once was a time when a support person would actually look into the question being raised and give a valid reply.

My original question had to do with Microsoft Seeing AI.

"Correct me if I am wrong but just saw an add for the Microsoft Seeing AI software made for IOS. Is this application available for the windows phone? Not sure how Microsoft thinks they are doing their products and customers any justice when you create an
application and don't consider making it available for your own devices."

Here let me spoon feed you the information- Seeing AI - Talking Camera for the Blind