2 Best Objective apps for Android (Medical)
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Following is our list of the best objective apps for Android. Trusted developers like Atlas de Acupuntura and CloudSight Inc. are known to create software that in theory will improve wellbeing and health. After extensive testing we've concluded that the best apps include Atlas de Acupuntura, TapTapSee, .
1 Atlas de Acupuntura
Atlas with complete and objective description based on the best publications.
The Atlas de Acupuntura app is a digital atlas that provides comprehensive and reliable information on acupuncture. It includes details of 361 points from the twelve regular meridians, as well as the Governor Vessel and Conception Vessel, and 53 extra points. The app provides information such as the name, image, location, puncture method, depth, special characteristics, energetic patterns treated, energetic functions, clinical use, and indications for each point. It also offers three maps with all the acupuncture points and various tables for quick reference of point groups. This app is useful for clinicians and anyone interested in acupuncture as it provides a comprehensive and practical resource for understanding and using acupuncture points effectively.
2 TapTapSee
An app designed to identify objects for blind and visually impaired users
TapTapSee is an Android app designed to help blind and visually impaired people identify objects in their daily lives. With a simple double tap on the screen, users can take a photo of anything from any angle, and the app will speak the identification back to them (Talkback needs to be turned on for spoken identification). This app helps users become more independent by providing them with a way to identify objects on their own. Some main features of the app include a flash toggle, auto-focus notification, the ability to identify images from the camera roll, the option to repeat the last image identification, and the ability to share identifications via text, email, or social media.
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