Specially designed tools for blind people developed by Greek university

Electronic dogs that guide the blind, special gloves that allow them to touch the Acropolis and the White Tower and specially designed maps are some of the tools for blind people developed by the University of Macedonia, according to ANA.

“We aim to be international pioneers,” Professor Konstantinos Papadopoulos noted describing the electronic dog guide as a drone designed with certain specifications to provide information about location and obstacles that may occur in a person’s way.

In an interview with the Athens – Macedonian News Agency, he talked about Greece, which is innovating, and about the research that is developing  in Greek universities. “Judging from the proposals that we have made so far and how many of them have been adopted, I can say that we have a particularly high success rate. Much more than the average of Europe,” he added.

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