PolyU develops smart assistant “AI-Care” that automatically identifies daily tasks and provides guidance to support independent living for visually impaired people (IMAGE)
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A PolyU research team has developed an innovative assistive system, “AI-Care”, to help visually impaired people handle daily tasks independently. The AI-Care project launch ceremony was held at the PolyU campus and attended by Prof. the Hon. Kam-fai Wong, Legislative Council Member of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region of the People’s Republic of China (4th from left); Prof. Changwen Chen, Interim Dean of the PolyU Faculty of Computer and Mathematical Sciences (3rd from left); Prof. Qing Li, Head of the PolyU Department of Computing (2nd from left); Mr Sean Fong, Chief Executive of the Hong Kong Society for the Blind (4th from right); Mr Yang Zhiming, Technical Director of Assistive Technology of the China Culture and Information Service Center of the Visually Handicapped (China Braille Library) (2nd from right); Mr Hillming Li, CEO of Hillming Smartech Ltd (3rd from right); Ms Shirley Tsang, Director of Rehabilitation Services at Hong Kong Society for the Blind (1st from right); and Prof. Jing Li, Associate Professor of the PolyU Department of Computing and Associate Director of the PolyU Research Institute for Generative AI (1st from left).
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