Korean software development company TUAT has launched an app called Sullivan 
Plus that provides elderly and visually impaired users with information about 
their surroundings using smartphone cameras.

Photo - https://photos.prnasia.com/prnh/20191119/2647317-1
(caption: Korean software development company TUAT has launched an app called 
Sullivan Plus that provides the elderly & visually impaired users with 
information about their surroundings from smartphone cameras.)

The app can be downloaded on Google Play and App Store.

Sullivan Plus is an app exclusively for visually impaired users to help them 
navigate city streets or find their destinations by giving AI-based voice 
guidance through text and facial recognition and description of images or 
objects.

The app's seven services are available in Korean, Chinese, English, Japanese, 
Russian and Spanish.

Cho Soo-won of TUAT said, "Due to advancements in artificial intelligence, we 
can now enable smartphones to provide visual support to the visually impaired. 
We will endeavor to make it better and more user-friendly."

For Media Enquiries: 

Cho Soo-won 
tuat@tuat.kr
+82-10-7307-1895

SOURCE: TUAT