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Google Launches Guided Vision Feature in Gemini for Low Vision Assistance

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Google has introduced the Guided Vision feature in its Gemini app, designed to assist individuals with low vision by providing real-time audio descriptions of their surroundings through their phone's camera. This feature allows users to ask follow-up questions and is available on compatible Android devices, including integration with Google TalkBack.

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Guided Vision is a new feature that enables real-time audio descriptions and interaction through the Gemini app, enhancing accessibility for users with low vision.

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Guided Vision can help users read small text and describe their surroundings.

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Guided Vision is available in Google TalkBack and can be set up as an accessibility shortcut on Android devices running Android 9 and above.

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Google cautions users not to rely on Guided Vision for navigation or obstacle detection.

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