Visually impaired use AI technology to capture photographs


A photo of the sunrise overlooking Masjid As-Salam, located in Puchong Perdana, was taken by the visually impaired Jamaliah Mohd Yasin.

Huawei is setting out to prove that visual impairment is no deterrent to being able to take good photos. 

In a collaboration with the Malaysian Association for the Blind (MAB) and arts NGO Plus Community (+Community), Huawei launched a three-month “Sensory Photography” series of classes for a group of visually impaired individuals and MAB students, where they were encouraged to use photography as a medium to express themselves as well as envision their surroundings.

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