Give seniors the chance to read again
Sight deteriorates with age and seniors can lose their taste for reading. A font that is too small, colors that are not contrasting enough… These are all obstacles that some seniors cannot overcome. Moreover, reading on traditional media can also be tiring.
Audiobooks are an ideal solution, allowing seniors to listen to a text instead of reading it without the help of anyone and at their own pace.
Make it comfortable for the visually impaired
During the hospital stay, access to audio books offers the visually impaired relaxation and entertainment. It contributes to personal development, beyond the visual handicap.
According to Matt Davis, who leads a research program at Cambridge University on Adaptive Speech Processing:
“Anyone who has difficulty in reading can memorize more by listening to an audiobook. The extra effort required to read the words uses mental resources they would otherwise need for comprehension and memory.”
Available directly on TVs and/or bedside TVs (large touch screen adapted to the visually impaired), our catalog of audio books aims to facilitate listening without hardware constraints. Visually impaired people no longer need to use text recognition software to read each line of a book.