a.

eSight: Vision for the blind

b.

c. The low vision gadget from eSight, also known as electronic eyewear, works by activating
synaptic activity from the user's remaining photoreceptor function. The assistive technology
maximizes the visual information supplied to the brain by using a cutting-edge camera,
sophisticated algorithms, and high-resolution displays to automatically compensate for gaps in
the user's field of view. eSight is the most sophisticated and adaptable all-in-one gadget for those
with vision loss. eSight delivers the finest visual clarity whether you're sitting, reading,
commuting to work, or visiting a new area since it's designed to move smoothly with you
throughout your day.

d. A typical eSight user has vision acuity ranging from 20/60 to 20/800, with some as high as
20/1400, due to a variety of eye diseases such as macular degeneration, diabetic retinopathy,
and Stargardt's disease. Many people who use eSight acquire 20/20 vision, making it an excellent
assistive device for eye care providers to offer to their low vision patients. It's a huge benefit for
those who are blind or have problems with their eyesight. Since this technology accommodates
persons who are blind or have limited vision, we may connect it to the HCI principle "User with
Disability."

e. The New Daily. (2017). The world’s best 25 inventions of 2017.

https://thenewdaily.com.au/life/tech/2017/11/17/25-best-inventions-2017/

eSight. (2021). Life-changing device for people with low vision. https://www.esighteyewear.com/
a. Portable breast pump

b.

c. This portable breast pump fits in the bra that allows the mother uses it anywhere. The Willow
Wearable Breast Pump has a smooth, compact in-bra design with no cables, tubes, or hanging
bottles, allowing mothers who are doing breastfeeding to pump anywhere, anytime. Pump on
the go and keep your milk safe with spill-proof, self-sealing sanitary storage bags, or pump,
pour and repeat using environmentally responsible reusable containers. With the Willow
breast pump and an All-in-one disposable milk collection and storage bag, you may reach 360
degrees of freedom with unique, continuous suction technology for any way you move.

d. This hands-free breast pump that fits in the bra has seven suction settings that are similar to
most classic double electric and hospital-grade pumps, as well as a sensitivity setting for
added comfort. It offers a lot of advantages for mothers who are having trouble producing
enough milk for their babies. It has several benefits for women who are having difficulty
producing enough milk for their infants. It aids in the increase of their milk production.

e. The New Daily. (2017). The world’s best 25 inventions of 2017.

https://thenewdaily.com.au/life/tech/2017/11/17/25-best-inventions-2017/

Willow. (2021). The Perfect Pair. https://onewillow.com/

Amazon. (2020). Willow Pump Wearable Breast Pump | Quiet & Hands-Free, Portable, in-Bra
Double Electric Breast Pump with App | The Only Pump That Lets You Pump in Any Position
(24mm). https://www.amazon.com/Willow-Hands-Free-Portable-Double-
Electric/dp/B08637XY8V?th=1
a. Virtual Reality

b.

c. Virtual Reality (VR) is the creation of a virtual world using computer technologies. VR, in contrast
to traditional user interfaces, immerses the user in an experience. Instead of looking at a screen,
users are immersed in 3D environments and may interact with them. The computer is converted
into a gatekeeper to this artificial world by mimicking as many senses as possible, including vision,
hearing, touch, and even smell. Near-real VR experiences are only limited by the availability of
content and the low cost of computer power. Because VR technology provides a totally three-
dimensional world, you can imagine the quantity of software required. VR software and
technology work together to immerse the user in the virtual world.

d. The computer in Virtual Reality utilizes comparable sensors and math. Instead of placing a real
camera in a physical location, the user's eyes are placed within the simulated world. The visuals
adjust to the user's movements. VR technology produces a realistic, interactive environment for
the viewer, rather than combining virtual items and a real picture. The Virtual reality has long
been used as a training device, particularly in the field of surgery. For example, medical colleges
have used this technology to train the future generation of doctors robotic surgery. The medical
applications of virtual reality are discussed in further depth in this section's training for surgery
page. Virtual reality is widely used in the healthcare industry, but it has also been used by other
industries for teaching reasons. Education, the military forces, construction, telecommunications,
and business are among them.
 e. Learn Hub. (2019). What is Virtual Reality? (+3 types of VR Experiences).
https://learn.g2.com/virtual-reality

MARXENT 3D Commerce. (2020). What is Virtual Reality? [Definition and Examples].

https://www.marxentlabs.com/what-is-virtual-reality/

3. AI is definitely a development/innovation that I can think of that has the potential to have a big
influence on people's lifestyles in any industry (Artificial Intelligence). Artificial intelligence has
the potential to significantly enhance the efficiency of our workplaces while also augmenting the
job that humans can accomplish. When AI takes over mundane or risky activities, it frees up the
human labor to focus on tasks that need creativity and empathy, among other skills. People's
happiness and job satisfaction may rise if they are doing something that they enjoy. Artificial
intelligence can have a significant impact on healthcare through improving monitoring and
diagnostic skills. AI can lower operational expenses and save money by enhancing the
operations of healthcare institutions and medical organizations. Although there will be
numerous learning opportunities and difficulties as the technology expands into new
applications, it is expected that artificial intelligence will have a beneficial rather than negative
influence on society.