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This paper describes a project to investigate an Optical Character Recognition Speech-Output Reading Machine for the blind. A standard minicomputer accepts optical images derived from the electronic camera of an Optacon Reading Aid and converts these images to character streams representing letters of recognized words. A second computer then converts the letter strings to spoken words.The system operates in real-time at reading rates over 150 words per minute with the electronic camera moved either manually or automatically.

Experimental simulation of an optical character recognition, speech output reading machine for the blind