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Version 2.2.13 · 2026-10-16
Improved voice input reliability on some devices. General stability improvements.
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The store currently lists version 2.2.13, updated 2026-10-16.








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EMVI is a groundbreaking mobile scene description app, developed in close collaboration with the blind and low vision community. Its fully voice-operated interface ensures that navigating the app is effortlessly intuitive for all users.
Transforming any smartphone into a formidable assistive device, EMVI fosters independence and enhances quality of life.
Its capabilities include:
Describing surroundings
Reading, summarizing, and translating various texts, whether printed or handwritten
Detecting obstacles and potential hazards
Locating objects
Interpreting art
Analyzing images from messaging platforms
The breadth of EMVI's capabilities knows no bounds—whatever the need, EMVI rises to the occasion, ensuring a more inclusive and enriched experience for all users.…
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Improved voice input reliability on some devices. General stability improvements.
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