Some Comments on a Closed Circuit Tv System for the Visually Handicapped

Samuel M. Genensky

doi:10.1002/j.2330-9474.1969.tb03779.x

July 1, 1969American journal of optometry and archives of American Academy of Optometry

Some Comments on a Closed Circuit Tv System for the Visually Handicapped

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The aim is to review the history and development of a closed circuit television system for visually impaired individuals.
Overview of historical developments in closed circuit television technologies.
Description of current system features and functionalities.
Discussion of future improvements and plans for the system.
Historical context for the development of the system is provided.
Current functionalities are outlined, showcasing its benefits for users.
Future plans are discussed, indicating ongoing commitment to enhancing accessibility.

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Comments discuss system development and future plans for visually handicapped accessibility improvements.

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The history of the development of a closed circuit television system for visually handicapped persons is given. The system is described and future plans for its development are discussed.

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