Jamee and Payden Miller are the founders of an up-and-coming company known as Hidden Abilities. Jamee Miller is a lifelong dyslexic and she is on a mission to help others with reading difficulties through the invention of a text-to-voice reading device. The prototype has already been created and it is small and can be used very discreetly. The device is called the Read ‘N Style.
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The Hidden Abilities blue tooth device scans text and reads the words aloud.
The Read’N Style’s simple design is no bigger than a child’s pencil box. It can be scanned over text and the words are then read aloud through the use of a Bluetooth earpiece. There are other devices on the market that with similar function but none that are as simplistic as the Read ‘N Style. There is currently a funding campaign on Indiegogo for this device in the hopes to soon bring it to market.
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“Most see it as just a disability, but actually it’s a trade-off. Maybe you’re weak in reading, but there’s other positive aspects, like spatial reasoning. A lot of engineers are dyslexic,” Payden said.
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Dyslexic Jamee Miller and her husband have developed a device to help people with dyslexia read.
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The device, called Read ‘n Style, is about the size of a pen and scans and reads text aloud.
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The Read n’ Style device’s advantages are that it only scans and reads, making it smaller and faster than other similar devices with more capabilities.
