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A Camas man is hoping to make a difference in the lives of people who are visually impaired.
Milan Slamka has developed Echo-Sense Network Glasses, also known as “Check Mates.”
‘Check Mates’ glasses assist the visually impaired
Technology created by Milan Slamka also has security and sports applications
- By Dawn Feldhaus
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January 14, 2014 12:00 am
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Business, News
"Check Mates," enable a caregiver to see from the wearer's point of view. Audio/video information is live streamed to a caregiver on a remote computer, and the wearer can be guided through tasks.
Milan Slamka, of Camas, has developed "Echo-Sense Network Glasses" that could provide some independence for visually impaired people. The technology could also be used by security officers, public safety officials and athletes.
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