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OrCam comes in two versions: OrCam MyEye, which is priced at $3,500, and OrCam MyReader, which costs $2,500. Let's take these configurations one by one, describing what they can and can't do. Keep in mind that, as is the case with most camera-based accessibility devices and apps, there is a certain learning curve involved.
OrCam's $2,500 augmented reality glasses speak words aloud, help the visually impaired 'see'. If you only have a little bit of trouble reading things, a pair of simple corrective glasses could help you see. If you've got a hole in your eye, though, like OrCam employee Liat Negrin, you might need a more drastic fix. The Israeli startup thinks it might have just the thing: a $2,500 pair of glasses that can read things for you, and even help you cross the street.