CubeCam

A device created to bring more autonomy to visually impaired people by converting printed texts into audio.

One of the biggest problems of visually impaired people is at the moment of trying to access to printed information. Since we started our research, we found out that all the products created to solve this are too expensive or not as functional as they have to be. So our commitment is to create an ergonomic device capable of converting printed text into audio at the cheapest possible way. This problem is related to educational problems principally, but it also impact in equality problems.

We want to create a device capable of converting printed texts into audio at the cheapest possible way.

They can acces to more information and they can be more autonomous since they wont need anyone to help them to acquire that informationz

We are a very solid team. One is studying mechatronic engineering, other is studying mechanic engineering, other software engineering and other is sdutying economics. So we have lots of skills in different areas.

We started doing research of all te population affected by visual disabilities and then search for the principal products that are in the market. Then we did lots of interviews to find out the problem we really wanted to solve. After that, we made te prototype and validated it, so we are actually working in the second prototype.