In 1 volume In this completely rewritten version of her 2008 classic Label It!, Judy Dixon brings you up to speed on the revolution in identification and labeling methods ushered in by the advent of smartphones and related technology. Coverage includes technologies for identification; choosing your own labeling strategy; audio and braille identification with iPhones and other stand-alone devices; tactile label-producing tools and materials; labeling methodologies for clothing, accessories, medications, food containers, and appliances; and brief app tours of Envision AI, Seeing AI, Supersense, ScripTalk Mobile, CVS Pharmacy, WayAround, NFC for iPhone, and ColorSay. TABLE OF CONTENTS Acknowledgements Introduction Let's Define Some Terms The Many Ways of Identifying and Labeling Placement Tactile Labeling with Dots, Bumps, Braille, Etc. Audio Identification and Labeling with Devices and Apps Technologies for Identification Barcodes QR Codes RFID (Radio-Frequency Identification) Tags NFC (Near-Field Communication) Readers Microprinting Machine Learning Voice Control Choosing Your Own Labeling Strategy About this Book Chapter 1: Audio and Braille Identification with Stand-Alone Devices Scanning RFID Tags ScripTalk Station Scanning Barcodes I.D. Mate Galaxy Recording and Scanning Microprinted Labels PenFriend 3 Reizen Talking Label Wand Foxy Reader Machine Learning Echo Show Creating QR Codes Recognizing Colors Rainbow II Color Reader Colorino ColorStar Chapter 2: Audio and Braille Identification with an iPhone Scanning Text App: Envision - Enabling Vision for the Blind App: Seeing - Talking Camera for the Blind App: Supersense - AI for the Blind App: Voice Dream Scanner - OCR and Text-to-Speech Scanning RFID Tags App: ScripTalk Mobile App: CVS Pharmacy App: WayAround - Tag and Scan App: NFC for iPhone - Read and Write NFC Tags Reading Barcodes App: Seeing - Talking Camera for the Blind App: Envision - Enabling Vision for the Blind App: Supersense - AI for the Blind Reading QR Codes Recognizing Colors App: Seeing - Talking Camera for the Blind App: ColorSay - Hear the World in Color Chapter 3: Tactile Labeling Label-Producing Tools Braillers and Slates Label Makers 6dot Braille Label Maker Labeling Materials Labeling Tape Clear Labels Magnetic Labels and Sheets Liquid Labeling Products Other Materials Cutting Devices Hole Punching Pre-Brailled and Ready-Made Tactile Labels Candoables Chapter 4: Labeling Clothing and Accessories Attachable Braille Labels Non-Braille Attachable Labels Other Individual Strategies Audio Labels Shoes and Belts Scarves, Ties, and Other Accessories Jewelry Chapter 5: Identifying and Labeling Medications Tactile Labeling of Medications Audio Labeling of Medications Chapter 6: Labeling Food Containers Labeling Grocery Store Items: Cans, Bottles, Jars, Boxes, and Frozen Foods Cans, Boxes, Bottles, and Jars Frozen Foods Labeling Your Own Containers: Canisters, Spice Bottles, Etc. Labeling Perishables Audio Labeling in the Kitchen Chapter 7: Labeling Appliances Choosing an Appliance Labeling Strategy Labeling Appliances with Knobs, Buttons, or Flat Panels Knobs Buttons Flat Panels Labeling Small Appliances Smart Speaker Controlled Appliances Chapter 8: Labeling Other Items Cables USB Flash Drives File Folders Emergency Controls Chapter 9: When You Can't LabelBecause It's Too SmallBecause It Will Be Used by OthersChapter 10: When You're Out and About and Things Aren't LabeledA Quickie LabelResources Check out our CanDo Braille Label sets
