His sight was so poor that he was declared legally blind, but now with the help of some special glasses Conrad Otto can read, write and watch movies again.
Expanded recognition of lipreading technology has increased inbound demand by more than 300%
First commercial sale achieved with Lancashire Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust
SRAVI won three recognitions this year, underscoring the importance of the technology
BELFAST, NORTHERN IRELAND – 20 December 2021 – Liopa reached milestones in 2021 with its lipreading technology, culminating in the first commercial sale of its SRAVI app to an NHS Trust.
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