- The
optophone is a device, used by
people who are blind, that
scans text and
generates time-varying
chords of
tones to
identify letters. It is one of...
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standard telegraph code. Concurrently,
Edmund Fournier d'Albe
developed the
Optophone, a
handheld scanner that when
moved across a
printed page,
produced tones...
- Data
processing magazine. 12: 46. 1970. EE Fournier, The Type-Reading
Optophone, Our Surplus, Our Ships, and Europe's Need, and more ( PDF ), inScientific...
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Music CD, and
Super Audio CD (SACD)
which may have a CD-DA layer. The
optophone,
first presented in 1913, was an
early device that used
light for both...
- out what it has found. The
first prototype of
reading machine,
called optophone, was
developed by Dr.
Edmund Edward Fournier d'Albe of
Birmingham University...
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collage on canvas, 148.6 x 117.4 cm, Musée
National d'Art Moderne,
Paris Optophone I, c. 1921–22, ink, acrylic, and
graphite on paper, 72 x 60 cm. Reproduced...
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personal computers with 16-bit
sound cards like the
Sound Blaster 16. The
optophone,
first presented in 1913, was an
early device that used
light for both...
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Francis Picabia, c. 1921–22,
Optophone I, encre,
aquarelle et mine de
plomb sur papier, 72 × 60 cm.
Reproduced in
Galeries Dalmau, Picabia, exhibition...
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wanted to read. The
optophone pla**** a set
group of notes: g c' d' e' g' b' c e. Each note
corresponded with a
position on the
optophone's reading area, and...
- 1966. Amazingly, in 1913 a
reading machine for the blind,
called the
optophone, was
built by
Edmund Edward Fournier d’Albe in England. It used selenium...
