ResearchDedicated device (research prototype)
Bottor
An AI-powered reading accessibility device — built for people with disabilities, reading barriers, schools, libraries, rehabilitation centers, and families.
Prototype and research stage.
Key features
- AI-powered reading assistance
- OCR for physical books & printed pages
- Text-to-speech with natural pacing
- Adaptive, motorized page turning
- Accessible input controls
- Comprehension support tools
- Invited to submit an NSF SBIR Phase I proposal
How it works
- 01
See
Computer vision and OCR detect and capture text from the printed page.
- 02
Read
AI reads the page aloud with natural text-to-speech and comprehension support.
- 03
Turn
Adaptive, motorized page turning lets readers continue independently.
Who it’s for
- People with disabilities
- Students with reading barriers
- Schools & classrooms
- Libraries
- Rehabilitation centers
- Families
Built with care
- Accessibility-first design
- Built with educators & specialists
- No required personal data
- Transparent AI assistance
- Human oversight always
How We Built It
Hardware, computer vision, OCR, and embedded AI working together in one device.
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